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Even More Genius Correspondence! A Hamptons Creed!

We love this publicist, we really do. Behold the most entertaining pitch---well, aside from this---we've read all day!
How old were you when you got your first summer share in the Hamptons? Most likely you were under 250, the age at which CREED (www.creedboutique.com) is enjoying this distinctively New York rite of passage. But we were looking for the perfect location---a converted bank.

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