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I know the managers but i also know their boss. What he said was that this was the stock from allstar weekend. Not a restock just the pairs that got pulled. They were suppose to release the same day as the yellow foams but got pulled.Originally Posted by justhotkicks
This was a true re-stock. There were 100 pairs. If you don't know who manages Mercer now, you don't know what you're talking about. Talking about people getting fired...you don't know a damn thing.
THISOriginally Posted by 160jordansdeep
as i have been saying for years
buying and selling sneakers is a very selfish hobby
if you dont have any type of hook up your assout
Originally Posted by justhotkicks
This was a true re-stock. There were 100 pairs. If you don't know who manages Mercer now, you don't know what you're talking about. Talking about people getting fired...you don't know a damn thing.
Originally Posted by 160jordansdeep
as i have been saying for years
buying and selling sneakers is a very selfish hobby
if you dont have any type of hook up your assout
QFTOriginally Posted by kingofny04
Originally Posted by 160jordansdeep
as i have been saying for years
buying and selling sneakers is a very selfish hobby
if you dont have any type of hook up your assout
100%. Honestly had to stop hooking up friends after I would give them the info to get a shoe at retail and the next day they're flipping it for double the $ after giving me this long story about how much they wanted the sneaker.
Only so many good people left who actually want sneakers and not the extra money you can get by flipping.
60% Of the people waiting for shoes are small time "resellers" who need to get a job. The other 40% are guys who really want the shoe and are doing their best to get in front of that 60% on line. Theres no reason a 16year old kid should give up 2 days of school because he really wants a sneaker and doesn't want to spend an extra 100$ to get it.
this. if you weren't friends of the workers, paying the workers (yes, they ALSO get paid "off the books" money to divulge inventory and release info to known resellers just like certain HOH's used to and some still are in the more lowkey branches), on their VIP list, or on Nike's influential list....you weren't getting them.Originally Posted by kingofny04
Lol true restock? Of course friends of the store are gonna defend them. I'll defend all my spots too but don't tell me 100 pairs were sold to all walk ins because there is no way you are going to tell me that everyone who walked in that day just so happened to be a reseller and an "influencer".Originally Posted by justhotkicks
This was a true re-stock. There were 100 pairs. If you don't know who manages Mercer now, you don't know what you're talking about. Talking about people getting fired...you don't know a damn thing.
The store knew what they were going to do for days and the majority of the stock was already accounted for before doors even opened. I wont put names out there but something like this wouldn't have had "sneaker media" coverage if it was so random.
and all of this.Originally Posted by kingofny04
100%. Honestly had to stop hooking up friends after I would give them the info to get a shoe at retail and the next day they're flipping it for double the $ after giving me this long story about how much they wanted the sneaker.Originally Posted by 160jordansdeep
as i have been saying for years
buying and selling sneakers is a very selfish hobby
if you dont have any type of hook up your assout
Only so many good people left who actually want sneakers and not the extra money you can get by flipping.
60% Of the people waiting for shoes are small time "resellers" who need to get a job. The other 40% are guys who really want the shoe and are doing their best to get in front of that 60% on line. Theres no reason a 16year old kid should give up 2 days of school because he really wants a sneaker and doesn't want to spend an extra 100$ to get it.
Originally Posted by kingofny04
Originally Posted by justhotkicks
This was a true re-stock. There were 100 pairs. If you don't know who manages Mercer now, you don't know what you're talking about. Talking about people getting fired...you don't know a damn thing.
Lol true restock? Of course friends of the store are gonna defend them. I'll defend all my spots too but don't tell me 100 pairs were sold to all walk ins because there is no way you are going to tell me that everyone who walked in that day just so happened to be a reseller and an "influencer".
The store knew what they were going to do for days and the majority of the stock was already accounted for before doors even opened. I wont put names out there but something like this wouldn't have had "sneaker media" coverage if it was so random.
Originally Posted by justhotkicks
Like I said, if you don't know the manager, you don't know what you're talking about. It was handled it in a way that really had no other way - had they announced it 10 minutes before store opening, 500 people would've rolled up by opening time, and the crowd would've continued to pile up. It was the best way to receive them and get rid of them without creating another mass crowd. If you think all the pairs went to VIPs or whatnot...you coulda copped an hour and a half after store opening.
Originally Posted by bklyn style baby
Originally Posted by kingofny04
Originally Posted by justhotkicks
This was a true re-stock. There were 100 pairs. If you don't know who manages Mercer now, you don't know what you're talking about. Talking about people getting fired...you don't know a damn thing.
Lol true restock? Of course friends of the store are gonna defend them. I'll defend all my spots too but don't tell me 100 pairs were sold to all walk ins because there is no way you are going to tell me that everyone who walked in that day just so happened to be a reseller and an "influencer".
The store knew what they were going to do for days and the majority of the stock was already accounted for before doors even opened. I wont put names out there but something like this wouldn't have had "sneaker media" coverage if it was so random.
Everyone swears they know everything......
its simple, this is the original amount 21 mercer was going to sell on allstar weekend, it didnt get sold for obvious reasons, they held the stock down & released them yesterday @ 11am.
NO THE STOCK WASN'T ACCOUNTED FOR BEFORE HAND, THEY SOLD THE SHOES TO ANYONE THAT WALKED IN AT THE RIGHT TIME, MY FRIEND HAD A HEADS UP THAT THE SHOES WERE GOING TO BE SOLD THE NIGHT BEFORE AND I MISSED THE PHONE CALL YESTERDAY MORNING @ 9:54am because i was in the shower (sorry for yelling). the shoes sold out in a hr and thats the end of the story, anyone stating otherwise is complete BS.
To add insult to injury, my friend scored 2 pairs & put my size 12 in FC instead of giving them to me, so if theres anyone that should be disappointed it should be me.
end of rant
Originally Posted by Mayhemgatz
so no one remembers how their VIPs were walking out the store with multiple pairs during the week before they dropped them via wristbands? c'mon
and dudes finding out about the release 12 hours before they even publish the tweet about how they sold out....meanwhile all their release information is ONLY given out via twitter?
i swear, if it wasn't for my homies and Fam members being good folk at the mercy of their own hookups...i'd straight put their whole $#!t on blast.