Owner of resell company “West Coast Streetwear” mom is a VP at Nike - UPDATE - mom forced to step down

Back in the day at best you were out to impress people In your school or hood. That’s it. You went home and it was over. There’s no off switch today. The weak minded have plenty of reasons to feel like **** every minute of every day
This. I was like this in middle and high school with shoes. My dad bought me whatever kicks I wanted, then when he stopped doing that and I got my own job I then bought for myself, not because I needed any shoe, but because I knew my classmates didn’t have it like that. Looking back on it, it was some lame **** to do.
 
All this **** is a luxury to be real.

as kids you just ain’t wanna be the one getting picked on.

I cried when my momma wouldn’t buy me iversons to hoop in from A&N. She made me get these dad shoe converse single star ****s. I had 2 points all season.

shoulda been more focused on my game than my feet.

them iversons wasn’t finna turn me into a triple double machine.
 
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All this **** is a luxury to be real.

as kids you just ain’t wanna be the one getting picked on.

I cried when my momma wouldn’t buy me iversons to hoop in from A&N. She made me get these dad shoe converse single star ****s. I had 2 points all season.

shoulda been more focused on my game than my feet.

them iversons wasn’t finna turn me into a triple double machine.
Damn you sucked and your footwear was trash
 
I cried when my momma wouldn’t buy me iversons to hoop in from A&N. She made me get these dad shoe converse single star ****s. I had 2 points all season.

Man you wanted these.....
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.....But mama said nope. Here take these.
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I honestly feel sorry for a lot of kids growing up today. We got messed up in the head growing up in my era cause **** was a lot rougher physically, but now it's way worse mentally. Nearly everything you do remembered socially for all eternity.

When I was coming up playing sports, you got the best shoes you could and me showing off was me scoring touchdowns, getting interceptions and making incredible catches. Everybody remembered what you did, not the shoes you had. I have a friend to this day who laughs because my other friend was going for a layup and I pinned his **** to the backboard and slapped it so hard he never forgot that day. He couldn't tell you for the life of him what shoes I had on.

I wore some cross trainers in a dunk contest during a tournament and played in them too, and the guys that played with me wouldn't remember the shoes I had, they'd remember the layup fake to behind the back pass that got us to within 2 points before "halftime" though.

So maybe all that stuff about not clout chasing is relics of a bygone era. This is the social media era and like somebody said, your personality and worth is tied to how hard you can flex.

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This thread turned into the validity of gaining validation so I'll commit on that.

If buying hype shoes gives someone much needed validation, I'm with it. I'd rather have bro flexing some ugly sneakers on ig than sitting at home thinking nobody gives a single damn about them. The teenage years are hard socially. If flexing keeps them off the darker paths, let bro flex with his Supreme gear.
 
Those the Costco “Kirkland Signature“ joints.

Edit: and I know those Dunks are killing his feet at his age. Trading pain for attention :lol: :smh:
 
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I honestly feel sorry for a lot of kids growing up today. We got messed up in the head growing up in my era cause **** was a lot rougher physically, but now it's way worse mentally. Nearly everything you do remembered socially for all eternity.

When I was coming up playing sports, you got the best shoes you could and me showing off was me scoring touchdowns, getting interceptions and making incredible catches. Everybody remembered what you did, not the shoes you had. I have a friend to this day who laughs because my other friend was going for a layup and I pinned his **** to the backboard and slapped it so hard he never forgot that day. He couldn't tell you for the life of him what shoes I had on.

I wore some cross trainers in a dunk contest during a tournament and played in them too, and the guys that played with me wouldn't remember the shoes I had, they'd remember the layup fake to behind the back pass that got us to within 2 points before "halftime" though.

So maybe all that stuff about not clout chasing is relics of a bygone era. This is the social media era and like somebody said, your personality and worth is tied to how hard you can flex.

You tryin’ to flex on us with those back in the day stories
 
Nike should just release a statement saying something like the product son had was b-grade/not intended for purchase by the general public. And that an error in the company’s inventory elimination software allowed for large quantities of these subpar shoes to be purchased by employees with access to the Nike inc database. Thus they had no knowledge that these pairs were still in existence, Ann was unaware that the system had a bug, the son didn’t ACTUALLY receive limited standard quality shoes that others were missing out on, etc. Then just add “Nike takes this situation seriously and we are committed to blah blah blah blah blah...”
And call it good.

I know it sounds completely ludicrous and Nike’s bottom line isn’t affected by any of this anyways. But that could be a way to sort of avoid blame for those who are calling out fraud, embezzlement, favoritism, nepotism, etc......................okay never mind, re-reading this I wouldn’t believe this either :lol
 
You tryin’ to flex on us with those back in the day stories
My man went with the Polk High flex.

Exactly it. So l'm a chump just like Al Bundy, tellin old stories of things I did, moves I made.

So what I'm saying is, when people like this kid hit Al's age, what are they going to be flexing with? "Yeah back in the day I bought 15 pairs of off-whites and and had 13k followers and a 95-user cook group and this one post I made got 500k likes"?

And people will look at him just like Al :lol:
 
Yeah I think it’s weird Nike is staying so silent. But not surprised. Half the folk don’t even know what happened.
they been standing in raffle lines for 3 weeks.

I was watching the SNKRS live and siemone Augustus was up there talking about how she “took an L like everyone else” on the dunk draw yesterday. Scoop was like “YOU TOOK AN L ON THOSE??”and it was kinda like they wanted to get into it but it just ended with a “well it’s all good”
 
Yeah I think it’s weird Nike is staying so silent. But not surprised. Half the folk don’t even know what happened.
they been standing in raffle lines for 3 weeks.

I was watching the SNKRS live and siemone Augustus was up there talking about how she “took an L like everyone else” on the dunk draw yesterday. Scoop was like “YOU TOOK AN L ON THOSE??”and it was kinda like they wanted to get into it but it just ended with a “well it’s all good”
99% of the people who buy shoes don’t participate in the aftermarket. This, in its totality, is a non issue for nike
 
Stockx had a billion dollar valuation right?

no way 99% don’t participate

I’d say close to half is buying to sell or selling to buy.

footlocker putting money into Goat is a smoking gun IMO

But idk. I’m just a guy. This is all speculation
 
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