>Have you seen the state of the working class today?
is a better response in their minds than pointing out that FedNow has only really been around since the end of July, relatively few people are aware of it (AFAIK), and financial institutions are not going to confuse the Federal Reserve and a magazine. It's not about the Fed's goodwill, it's about the goodwill associated with the FedNow trademark, but they seem to think inflation is a counterargument.
Personally, I would have gone with "FED NO" on the shirts or included the "The digital panopticon is here" tagline on them.
>Have you seen the state of the working class today?
is a better response in their minds than pointing out that FedNow has only really been around since the end of July, relatively few people are aware of it (AFAIK), and financial institutions are not going to confuse the Federal Reserve and a magazine. It's not about the Fed's goodwill, it's about the goodwill associated with the FedNow trademark, but they seem to think inflation is a counterargument.
Personally, I would have gone with "FED NO" on the shirts or included the "The digital panopticon is here" tagline on them.