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Was it a Desert Rat?All I see in Footlockers are a few team Jordans, and a dead rodent in the display case.
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Was it a Desert Rat?All I see in Footlockers are a few team Jordans, and a dead rodent in the display case.
Just because you buy a pair of sneakers doesn't make you a sneaker headStupid people you mean. Anyone would half a brain cell knows that Yeezys are worth at least something
Facts. I mean there is a whole industry covered on YouTube and IG about people who hit up thrift stores and trendy resell shops like Plato's Closet and Buffalo Exchange looking for stuff to flipPeople donate all kinds of valuable stuff not just Yeezys.
Never seen Yeezys sitting in my nearest FTLI’ve seen a few yeezy releases sit at footlocker/finishline starting with the yezreels back in 2019. That’s not even counting non 350 v2 releases
Really gonna depend on where you live and foot traffic. If you live near a major metropolitan area, I’m sure nearby Footlockers had Yeezys in stock at one point or another. If you’re from a small town in the burbs or a rural area, then your local FTLs probably never stocked Yeezys at all
So it would make sense that your nearby FTLs had Yeezys stockedI live right outside Philly
So it would make sense that your nearby FTLs had Yeezys stocked
Kobe died. Let the man Rest In Peace broOne of Nike's current star athletes is an alleged rapist and still getting paid.
Where does society draw the line
These people you’re speaking of can’t do a 5 minute google search on that ho? Takes less than 5 minutes to setup an eBay account and prolly another 5 to make the listing.1. Don't have accounts set up on eBay, GOAT, etc for reselling and might not even know that these sites exist
2. Don't know about local resell shops where they can sell/trade pairs
3. Don't spend all their discretionary income on sneakers so they aren't hard up for cash and don't have to worry about doing a mini photo shoot, sharing banking information,driving around town, dealing with hagglers and low ballers just to sell a pair of sneakers
You are still assuming they know they should resell the shoe in the first placeThese people you’re speaking of can’t do a 5 minute google search on that ho? Takes less than 5 minutes to setup an eBay account and prolly another 5 to make the listing.
Some people have lives.These people you’re speaking of can’t do a 5 minute google search on that ho? Takes less than 5 minutes to setup an eBay account and prolly another 5 to make the listing.
Yeah it’s pretty hard to spare 10 minutes out of your lifeSome people have lives.
It takes more time than that. You reply to questions (even dumb questions), reject lowball offers, take requested pics, wait for your payment, pack and ship and go to the post office. And that's if your time isn't wasted by a nonpaying bidder. I hate reselling. If you enjoy that and can devote all your time to reselling, cool. I have a full time job and a house to maintain. Sometimes I would rather pay someone $200 to take the shoes so I can have an evening to watch House of the Dragon in peace.Yeah it’s pretty hard to spare 10 minutes out of your life
Facts. And those lives don't revolve around the selling, buying, and reselling of sneakers. And that's ok. We're not the normal ones guys.Some people have lives.
You must be very young with no kids and very few obligations and responsibilities. Keep enjoying life King. Foreal foreal.Yeah it’s pretty hard to spare 10 minutes out of your life
Absolute facts. When you understand the time value of money or even if you just have enough going on in life you will understand thisIt takes more time than that. You reply to questions (even dumb questions), reject lowball offers, take requested pics, wait for your payment, pack and ship and go to the post office. And that's if your time isn't wasted by a nonpaying bidder. I hate reselling. If you enjoy that and can devote all your time to reselling, cool. I have a full time job and a house to maintain. Sometimes I would rather pay someone $200 to take the shoes so I can have an evening to watch House of the Dragon in peace.
Thing is, I'm the only "sneakerhead" in my circle. They might recognize a pair of Jordans or whatever but they know nothing of this world.Facts. And those lives don't revolve around the selling, buying, and reselling of sneakers. And that's ok. We're not the normal ones guys.. We make it look
cool and normal but there is nothing normal about having tens or hundreds of pairs of sneakers. The average person has no idea bout this life. Even the average person who thinks they're a sneaker head has no idea about this life. They live and move differently. Don't believe me? go up to a coworker and tell them their shoes are bricks. Or ask your mom what a shock drop is. See if your aunt know what a wave runner is. Ask a rando on the street what kind of heat does he keep in his closet.
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And no Yeezy pics.It might be time to lock this thread. It's all circular conversations at this point
I think this has everything to do with Yeezy's and a lot of the takes I've read in this thread and seen on other platforms and throughout the media.Thing is, I'm the only "sneakerhead" in my circle. They might recognize a pair of Jordans or whatever but they know nothing of this world.
Anyway, all this has nothing to do with Yeezys. Sneaker-game is a young mans game, even if Niketalk has been around since '99.