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I will be getting 2 pairs on release day via the foot apps. 10 min hs club.
Air Jordan 11 Retro- Black/Red “Playoff”- 12/14/2019
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I will be getting 2 pairs on release day via the foot apps. 10 min hs club.
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if you say so
NT logic
indeed, 114 is cheaper than 220. Simple math.
- Nov 17, 2014
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thats true. but how did u get that goat credit?
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I sold another pair of shoes that I had no further want or use for.
- Nov 17, 2014
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so unless u got the shoes u sold for free, u really didnt get em for $114 total. U just paid $114 outta pocket and the rest was goat credit, aka your own money minus what little profit u made
glad youre happy with your early pair. im trying to double on release day.
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*shrugs* it was a pair I couldn’t care less about that I’ve been trying to get rid of for awhile. 114 outta pocket for playoff 11’s is a bargain I’ll take any day, especially since it’s my grail.
- Jul 16, 2017
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Why is everyone so concerned about how dude spent HIS money?
- Nov 17, 2014
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yup im always glad to see sum1 get their grail its a good feeling.
in other news, why is it always the clowns with no common or math sense that always feel the need to chime in with utter garbage?
- Jan 14, 2013
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With how plentiful these are going to be I don't see why anyone would pay over retail right now. If you can't get a pair in two weeks then you didn't even try.
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Copped early for resell, and I'll cop another one come release day 
- Apr 22, 2012
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2 for retail
Hopefully one with this giftcard
Hopefully one with this giftcard
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The point is that it's still cash in his pocket, and that can't be deducted from the price as it could have otherwise been used for something else. Doesn't matter how the credit was acquired unless it was a gift. The dude spent HIS money on them, so subtracting that from the cost is not logical. I could care less how others spend their money, but be real; they weren't $114.
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All I know is it looks a lot different than any other pair of 11s I've owned.
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I had $233 in my Paypal balance when I bought these so I got mine for free 
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exactly. but u gotta remember that this is NT, where cats are better at posting .gifs than they are at simple math
welcome to NT.....where knowing simple math and knowing exactly how much u actually spent, is considered pocketwatching....ROFL
all the expensive clothes in the world aint gonna save u from the fact that when u open your mouth or post, you show everyone youre simpleminded.
either way, im happy for dude. he got his grails early and for not too bad a price too. certainly wasnt $114 total good tho lol. thatd b a super duper steal for these.
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- Mar 29, 2001
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Man is literally on NT to count pockets
- Jul 16, 2017
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Bunch of Hens in here. Mind your own.
- Dec 3, 2013
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How many pairs y’all getting??? Where do you get the money???? How much y’all making a month after taxes???? Can any of y’all buy my pair????
- Aug 10, 2003
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Speaking of paying for these bred 11’s with credit… yall just reminded me I need to take my pair to flight club asap the 2012 pair… need to do it soon so the value is still high… I would assume I would get less of a return after next Saturday…
- Mar 3, 2004
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You got those funds from selling sneakers or it’s free money ? If it’s thru selling you still paid 289 unless I’m missing something
- Mar 3, 2004
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Should of done that earlier in the fall.... but there is still a market for them
- Aug 10, 2003
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^ i know i was being lazy
- Jun 2, 2013
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Flawed logic but i get it
- Jan 14, 2013
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He got his shoes and spent his money where he wanted, so it's all cool, but I'm laughing at the "simple math" comment lol.
