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Made for $20 in China, cost $200 in the US.
I like Jordans but I cant stand broke ass s that go crazy over them and spend their entire paychecks on a pair.
You know what that means. be going down at that mall:
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Made for $20 in China, cost $200 in the US.
I like Jordans but I cant stand broke ass s that go crazy over them and spend their entire paychecks on a pair.
That concept applies to a lot of things though -- not really exclusive to Jordans.
Made for $20 in China, cost $200 in the US.
Negroes setting themselves back every single day. Fighting over basketball shoes, seriously? They're so ing hopeless.
That shirtless fool got his ass whooped.
The 11's will always be my favorite J's. I have some Gucci J's sitting around here somewhere.
Not for something as insignificant as shoes that no one else will notice. Jordan's don't stand out from the average shoe in the slightest
Very typical behavior; I'm sure people have been killed for shoes by these types of people.
You're first sentence doesn't really make sense, and your second sentence isn't really supported by empirical evidence... considering the amount of money Nike makes off of Air Jordans tbh.
I was talking about its looks. They're very plain looking.
and how does my first sentence not make sense? You said "that concept applies to a lot of things" and I said "not for something as insignificant as shoes." Makes sense to me
This looks like the equivalent of white people on Black Friday.
Right, because getting actual valuable items for big discounts is the same as buying the most expensive shoes on the market
I know. I guess that's subjective. This specific pair aren't as stand out as other Air Jordans, but I don't know if the weight of MJ's endorsement alone is enough to explain their popularity. Obviously, differentiated looks have to have something to do with explaining it.
Maybe you misunderstood what I meant. I was saying the concept of making things cheap in China and marking them up hugely for sale in the U.S. is not something exclusive to shoes. I'm not 100% sure what "not for something as insignificant as shoes" really means then. I mean most Beats headphones are probably made for $20 bucks in China and sold for $200 in the U.S. (just me speculating here, but it seems logical and I can give plenty of other examples).
My response was in terms of the fighting not the items in question. Apparently that was to hard to see.
I was trying to say that out of all of those items, shoes are the most absurd to get suckered into
Not hard at all. You can still apply what I said. As stupid as the fighting is, at least it's for limited time huge discounts on big items and not for paying full price on shoes you could get later
I honestly can't believe some people drop that kinda dough on ONE pair of shoes. They don't even look that good. Its just buying a brand just to be a trendy .
And who the cares if your closet is full of jordans? That's little boy status right there. A man knows the key to proper shoe game is variety....
Those guys must really love shoes.
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