Though there's no word as to how either of the guys are celebrating the milestone, Charlie didpost to Twitter than marches in our oppressively capitalistic society. it would cease the destruction of “in-store returns of damaged and unsalable goods” going forward, citing being committed to sustainability. “We always strive to do better and we are committed to leading with purpose and embracing our responsibility as a global fashion brand to effect real and lasting change for our industry,” the brand captioned its posts, which included a few announcements via slides. Coach also announced the unwanted goods will now be “dedicated to maximizing such products for reuse in our Coach (Re)Loved and other circularity programs.”Instagram contentView on Instagram I hope so. Obviously, I’m biased, I’m Team Hardin all the way. But when you step back and look at it from an entertainment perspective, you want conflict, you want debate, you want people to walk out and say, I think this, I think that. It evokes conversation. Only good things come of it.TV