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And to make matters worse he uses his Nike relationship as a wedge into a network of other Nike influencers/colllaborators only to weasel permission for his goons to do the reselling on behalf of round 2. The clot pop up is emblematic of this. If that doesn’t make everyone in here sick, then there’s a bigger issue. This is becoming more like a sneaker mafia community than a reselling community. It’s a systematic and organized way of ******* all of us over. Don’t be blind to what’s actually going on. frankwh1te Just sees it clearer than most.The issue is how he goes about his business. If he just sourced and sold vintage gear, nobody would have an issue with him. Everyone thinks very highly of guys like gusto and doggsfoot. That's not the case though with Sean. Just this past weekend @rogue was at a release for the Cloth AF1's. He'd been there 8 hours in a calm and peaceful line behind a barricade.. An hour before the release, Sean's minions showed up and rushed the door, completely ****ting on the line. Security ended up shutting down the release. For some weird reason kids look up to him as a "plug" when in reality he just has an army of goons that hoard as many new pairs as he can and sells them to the highest bidder.