After September 20th following Victoria's Secret, another famous brand in New York became a victim of begbugs. Global sports shoe maker Nike’s flagship store in Manhattan announced the indefinite suspension of business from the 18th in order to completely eliminate this bug.
The flagship store named Niketown is located on East 57th Street in New York City. Since it was found on weekdays with five floors of consumers and tourists visiting the bed, it was discovered that it had been temporarily closed until further notice from the 18th. Customers visiting on a temporary basis but not on their own, use social websites such as Twitter and Facebook to discuss this unexpected news outside the store.
Smith, a 17-year-old student customer, said: "Disgusting! This doesn't make people want to enter the store. I would rather shop online and I wouldn't want to bring these bugs into my house because of shopping."
Sani, a 33-year-old tourist from Spain, originally wanted to buy two pairs of jogging shoes, but he lost. He said: "It's a pity. I think it's fair that they should hit a 50% discount after the reopening of the pests."
Nike issued a brief statement and said: "We care about the health of our customers and sales associates. We are taking all appropriate measures to eradicate the problem. We expect the shop to be reopened in the short term."
Nike town originally exhibited various Nike products such as former NBA basketball star Michael Jordan, golf star Tiger Woods and Major League Baseball Yankee captain Derek Jeter. The store was suspended for bed breaks and Niketown was the latest victim.
The flagship store named Niketown is located on East 57th Street in New York City. Since it was found on weekdays with five floors of consumers and tourists visiting the bed, it was discovered that it had been temporarily closed until further notice from the 18th. Customers visiting on a temporary basis but not on their own, use social websites such as Twitter and Facebook to discuss this unexpected news outside the store.
Smith, a 17-year-old student customer, said: "Disgusting! This doesn't make people want to enter the store. I would rather shop online and I wouldn't want to bring these bugs into my house because of shopping."
Sani, a 33-year-old tourist from Spain, originally wanted to buy two pairs of jogging shoes, but he lost. He said: "It's a pity. I think it's fair that they should hit a 50% discount after the reopening of the pests."
Nike issued a brief statement and said: "We care about the health of our customers and sales associates. We are taking all appropriate measures to eradicate the problem. We expect the shop to be reopened in the short term."
Nike town originally exhibited various Nike products such as former NBA basketball star Michael Jordan, golf star Tiger Woods and Major League Baseball Yankee captain Derek Jeter. The store was suspended for bed breaks and Niketown was the latest victim.
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