Thieves steal hair extensions worth $230K

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(CBS/AP) CHICAGO - Three thieves battered through a wall, crawled close to the floor to dodge motion detectors, and stole six duffel bags filled with human hair extensions from a Chicago beauty supply store.
The thieves broke through a wall from an attached empty storefront at about 2 a.m. Saturday.
The Chicago Tribune reported Saturday that the hair extensions were worth $230,000.
Store owner Don Shin said the criminals took his best merchandise.
"They knew what they were doing. They didn't take any of the cheap stuff," Shin told the paper.
He thinks the culprits will try to sell the extensions on the street or to salons.
Extensions can be made from artificial or human hair. They are used in salons to add length and volume to a hairstyle.
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As we prefer media showing pretty people. By and large, bald people are not said to be pretty. Bald men, bald women, women with short hair are said not to qualify as being "pretty".
The last time I saw any commercial or advert on television pitching or preaching the acceptance of issues surrounding the aging of people... that was a decade or so ago.
Some of it is human nature - maybe the thieves haven't been getting laid. Then again, I've not (there's a shock) yet I'm not running around doing dumb things... except getting an education to remain economically viable and all that... and in courses other than "basket weaving"... maybe the thieves went into college for basket weaving... or, perhaps, hair weaving... :rolleyes: