Victoria's Secret won't allow their goodwill to get in the way of a good show.
On Nov. 2, the Friday after hurricane sandy hit, Wired's Noah Shactman published an article about Victoria's Secret in New York swooping to the rescue of the Army — they donated power from generators meant for a runway show to give electricity to more than 300 of the city's national guardsmen.
But there's a limit to how much the fashion giant is willing to help.
Early this morning The New York Postpublished an article saying that Victoria's Secret is giving the national guardsmen the boot, out of their own armory.
Now, anyone can rent the armory, which Victoria's Secret has done for the past few years for their annual New York City runway show — but even though the lights are back on in the city, the fact remains that wreckage from Sandy is far from mitigated.
The Army units plan to relocate to the Jacob Javits Center, where they will continue to aid in the clean up of New York City.
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