Lawyer - Did he drive a BMW/Mercedes/Infiniti or a Kia/Hyundia/Suzuki?
Lol @ comparing the quality of your car (something that gets you to make money) to the quality of your sneaker (something that makes you.....)
Nice car = for the most part, reliable transportation
I'm not seeing the value/benefit of wearing more expensive sneaker over cheaper ones.
my dad owns like 3-4 pair of new balances, probaly like 2 pair of air max, and some nike running shoes
my dad also owns about 35 pair of 250+ dress shoes...does he need all of them?..no
does he go lengths to get them?...yes sometimes
according to your logic he should only have 3-4 pair, cause thats what he needs...
you fukked up when you thought you had the right to set guideline and parameters on what people should be buying...if someone wants to wait in line for sneakers, thats cool if they can afford to...I mean thats no different from the white man waiting in line for the new iphone..or the middle class white boy waiting in line for video games every fukkin month..bottomline, let people do them and stop looking down on people foy buying what they want...just because you feel like you are above J's, dont make that a reality...because in reality there are MANY people that are worth much more than you, that are as obsessed with J's just as much as the people you call yourself clowning on here...basically what Im saying, fukk outta here with that "new money' ass attitutde
Yeah, it's definitely "new money" attitude to not see the logic in buying $300 shoes that cost 5 to make
As stated before, I think waiting in line for videos games and phones is stupid too. All product of mass consumerism. Don't think I'm picking one thing over the other.
Once again, it's not about how much anyone is worth. Your father's amount of dress shoes far exceeds his amount of sneaks for a reason. Why do you think that is? Yeah, what you are saying sounds good rhetorically, but still only proves my point. What's the point of spending so much money on something that doesn't really benefit you? Most y'alls sneaker collections outnumber your professional ones but you're broke.
Edit: Also, I'm not simply just talking about what someone needs. I'm asking, why are these +$300 sneakers needed. Even with the price of Jordan's, where are the shoes needed or the norm for people? Dress shoes are the norm for work, so it makes sense to have a lot of them. Where does the norm for expensive but cheaply made sneakers come in?