EDW Lynch Announces Departure from SF Romantic Market

SAN FRANCISCOEDW Lynch held a press con­fer­ence late Tues­day to announce the manglomerate’s offi­cial depar­ture from San Francisco’s Roman­tic Mar­ket. Newly pro­moted Vice Pres­i­dent of Part­ner Man­age­ment, Jas­mine Steel, Esq., was on hand to field ques­tions and to assure the pub­lic that EDW Lynch’s depar­ture is a sign of mar­ket trou­bles and has no bear­ing on the manglomerate’s roman­tic valuation.

In the past fis­cal quar­ter, our ana­lysts have observed a sharp down­turn in roman­tic activ­ity, in other words, a roman­tic reces­sion. Due to the unfa­vor­able roman­tic cli­mate, effec­tive imme­di­ately, EDW Lynch is pulling out of the San Fran­cisco Roman­tic Market.

At this time all Part­ner Man­age­ment dat­ing accounts are closed and our oper­a­tions on OK Cupid are suspended.

EDW Lynch will rejoin the San Fran­cisco Roman­tic Mar­ket when con­di­tions improve.

EDW Announces His Departure on the OK Cupid dating site

EDW announces his depar­ture on the OK Cupid dat­ing site

Full text of the press release can be found here.

For fur­ther infor­ma­tion the press con­tact is Vice Pres­i­dent of Part­ner Man­age­ment Jas­mine Steel, Esq., jsteel at edwlynch.com

See also:

EDW Lynch Dis­closes LJBF Inci­dent at Tele­vised Conference

12 Comments

  1. DocPop says:

    EDW Lynch is pulling out of the San Fran­cisco roman­tic mar­ket… as the lady said to the soldier.

  2. A wise move by EDW Lynch, I feel. Although if the San Fran­cisco Roman­tic Mar­ket con­di­tions are as bad as those here in Lon­don I fear the roman­tic reces­sion may be world­wide and, what’s more, terminal.

  3. EDW Lynch says:

    We are inter­ested to hear that mar­ket con­di­tions are unfa­vor­able in the Lon­don Mar­ket as well. Jas­mine Steel, our VP of Part­ner Man­age­ment, pre­dicts con­di­tions will improve in SF in the fall “with the return of legwarmers.”

  4. EDW Lynch says:

    Kind thanks Doc­tor Pop­u­lar for your inter­est in EDW Lynch.

  5. EDW Lynch’s pre­dic­tion that the rein­tro­duc­tion of leg­warm­ers will act as a cat­a­lyst to improve SF mar­ket con­di­tions cor­re­sponds with sim­i­lar the­o­ries cur­rently being put for­ward in Lon­don. Only today there were dis­cus­sions with Senior Man­age­ment regard­ing the pop­u­lar­ity and pro­duc­tion of these items and although their impact on the roman­tic mar­ket was not assessed at the time the pos­si­bil­ity of such an effect will now cer­tainly be inves­ti­gated further.

  6. EDW Lynch says:

    Mr. Partington-Plans
    It is our con­clu­sion that Leg– and Armwarmer indices trend very closely to the over­all Roman­tic Mar­ket index (nat­u­rally util­i­tar­ian usage, such as by pro­fes­sional dancers, is excluded from this measurement.)

    As you may infer we have done exten­sive field research on this key metric.

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