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• Frequently Asked Questions

• When did Dr Jay’s start selling Dr Jays?

  Even though DrJays.com began selling on the Internet in 2000, its legacy began in 1975 with the opening of the first Dr. Jay’s store in the South Bronx section of New York. Not coincidentally, hip-hop had its origins in the same neighborhood around the same time that Dr. Jay’s opened its first doors.

• Who were the Gibson Girls?

  Created by illustrator Charles Dana Gibson in the 1890s, the images encompassed the ideal feminine beauty of the Victorian times. Gibson based his Gibson Girls on a collective observation of thousands of American ladies.

• Who is Matt Gibson of Gibson design?

  Matt Gibson of Gibson Design is one of the finest marketing consultants with which we have ever had the pleasure to work. The work product provided by Matt is creative and attractive and he always listens carefully to his clients’ wishes and then delivers what we want.

• Did dr dubrows negligence cause dr scoggins medical injuries?

  “Scoggins’ alleged medical injuries were not negligently caused by Dr. Dubrow; she did not ‘nearly die’ but instead faced complications that were commonly known risks of her surgery,” he wrote in the documents. “Dr. Dubrow did not leave ‘tools’ or ‘equipment’ inside Ms. Scoggins’ body; nor did he ‘rush’ to finish her procedure.”

• Who was Bob Gibson?

  In 1925, Bob Gibson served barbecue from a makeshift table made of oak planks nailed to a large sycamore tree in his backyard. Fresh out of his hand-dug pit came smoke and smells that drew people from miles away. Weighing 300 pounds with a 6’4” frame, it was easy to see why friends and other railway workers called him Big Bob.