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I would think that the number of HSN hosts who would leave the Florida sunshine to move to the frozen north could directly correlate to the number who were smart/conservative with money management vs those who weren’t. Any younger hosts would simply need to determine if there are opportunities in Fla that could provide a “good enough” income, if they don’t want to move. I also suspect that this could be why we’re seeing long time hosts leaving the Q. I would imagine they are being incentivized to do so. First in-first out method of culling the more expensive herd. I look for Rick, Leah, Jayne and Jane to follow.
@SuperElevated I have to respectfully disagree about long time hosts being incentivized to leave QVC. I think it’s coincidental that there are three long time hosts leaving. Mary Beth turned 65 or 66 and wanted to retire and spend time traveling and with grandkids. JCon married Mr. Moneybags and was able to do whatever she pleased. I think Kermeme’s contract was not renewed because QVC realized she could be a liability and/or just didn’t want to deal with her preaching religious and health views. I’m not expecting to see Jane, David, Rick or other long time hosts leaving anytime soon. I might be wrong, but we will see.
Late in the evening, when nearly everyone has exited the once hallowed halls of Studio Park, David Venable is wandering the deserted hallways Happy Dancing while singing James Taylor’s In My Mind I’m Going to Carolina.
This article from a St. Pete publication popped up in my news feed. Interesting perspective from “guest hosts” (I didn’t realize HSN refers to its OAPs as “guest hosts”). Rhonda Shear is certainly trying to make lemonade out of lemons with her new venture. HSN hosts react to the end of an era in St. Pete • St Pete Catalyst
I agree! It drives me crazy. And they try to promote whatever length it is as just right. Regular length can vary from 27” to 31”.
At 5’4”, even the regular length is either too short or too long. I can get by with a 28” inseam in the summer with sandals, but not in the colder months. Best is 29-30” for me, as I rarely wear heels.
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From the link - “The spokesperson said local employees would learn their fate by the end of March.” This is the kind of nonsense that makes people despise the corporate mentality. They know good and damn well who’s gonna stay and who isn’t, who they need to keep and who they don’t, but they’re gonna keep people dangling for two months.
Those of you who were hoping against hope that someday JRT would leave for Florida and host on HSN, well, I’m thinking that is not in the cards now. The wildest part of this was some comment from Rhonda Shear (do I have the name correctly?) saying her elaborate studio is set to open across from the old HSN location. And soon? Surreal. Also, who is Rhonda Shear anyway? I feel badly for the HSN staffers, in front of and behind the scenes.