Woah. I was just thinking that.

I was looking at this one on that last Wayfair post

https://www.wayfair.com/-l7524-k~w002013012.html?sku=W002013012&refid=YPA49-W002013012

I think if the rug has this saying, "Feel the Fear and Do it Anyway." I think it means that the "waif" fared is meant for adrenochrome consumption. Remember adrenochrome is a created in the blood as adrenaline is introduced into the blood. The easiest way to get adrenaline into the bloodstream is to scare and torture the victim.

Sitting here stunned.

wayfarer (ˈweɪˌfɛərə) n a person who goes on a journey ˈwayˌfaring n, adj Collins English Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged, 12th Edition 2014 © HarperCollins Publishers 1991, 1994, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2014

https://www.bostonmagazine.com/news/2019/10/01/inside-wayfair/ "From nearly every angle you look at Wayfair, the company is riddled with contradictions. Its stock has performed phenomenally well, with Wall Street traders betting it will succeed again and again; at the same time, large numbers of traders keep betting it will fail in the near term. The company’s sales seem boundless, but so do its expenditures in marketing, keeping it from making a profit. It is known for hiring truckloads of young Bostonians and sucking up top tech talent from all over the country, yet it has a reputation for churning through employees like they’re shipping labels. It is positioning itself as a global giant ushering in a new way of doing business, but its leaders’ handling of the border affair seems to indicate they lack the kind of change-the-world vision that we have come to expect from corporations of the caliber to which Wayfair aspires."

Holy shit, wow ?

These people are sick.

I unironically ordered a garden statue from them years ago and the quality was horrible compared to the photos, especially for the high price. It was like a weird prank and I was so confused since my first impression browsing the site didn't have wish dot com vibes.

Thank you! This makes so much sense!!

I looked into Wayfair a few weeks ago and found it odd that on their Wikipedia page, they mention that Wayfair (and the company's original name CSN) supposedly has no real meaning THREE times. They really made a point of it, and since it was on Wikipedia, I assumed the opposite was true.

"Originally known as CSN Stores (the name is derived from a mix of Niraj Shah and Steve Conine's initials)" - but why would you use last name, first name, first name to get CSN instead of first name, last name, last name to get NSC? Does CSN mean Child Sex/Slave Network?

"Shah and Conine rebranded CSN Stores as Wayfair. Wayfair, as a company name, has no real meaning; it was chosen by a brand firm."

"Choosing a name

The company name of Wayfair was chosen by a marketing agency that combined two words that tested well with focus groups, with no particular inspiration behind it." - A whole subsection is dedicated to this short overexplanation.

Waif-fare to Wayfair, ugh.

Wow... no coincidences.

Right under our noses.

That's a smart observation. These symbols are often hidden in plain site. The Bible and many other texts are encoded with similarly juicy details.