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What a joke by Kaws. To blame the lack of transparency with the 'oh I wasn't aware!' act is so garbage.
they knew what they were doing.
they tried to do the right thing and release online to give more people a shot.
people took advantage by using the backdoor early and ruined it for other people.
it's childish in the aspect that it's basically a grammar school punishment tactic where a few ruin it for the group but in a way you have to respect it.
i do at least, respect it in the way that someone was finally reactive to the state of sneakers were in, where the regular consumer who doesn't have a background in "computer coding" (to say the least) is a at a severe disadvantage.
they didn't pull the release to **** over their fans who want the shoe. they pulled the release to **** over the people who don't play fair. the regular people weren't getting these and we all know that.
and that's not to say i don't respect the people who have computer skills that others don't. more power to them. if your knowledge in anything gives you an advantage in something then by all means props. but on the surface, the majority of regular customers who just manual everything aren't goin to "respect the hustle"
let's be real for a moment. someone mentioned today that while the normal person is refreshing for 24 hours, some kid probably half their age probably has a scraper that pulling code and inventory. in other words if you didn't have a gimmick for these you weren't getting them regardless.
so at the end of the day the only people that suffered were the people exploiting the system anyway.
you have to pick a side on this situation.
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