Of course 50 in 50,000 is better odds than 2 in 50,000, but those odds are still not in your favor. Now I’m sure there are those who have advanced, proprietary techniques of skewing the odds significantly more, but I would guess that is not the population of kicks collectors.
So what am I saying? I’m thinking that to actually be successful #coppingkicks is a very difficult, dedicated endeavor. The upfront expenses probably won’t be covered immediately and since we’re dealing with the higher end, many won’t be able to sustain the costs.
It’s almost good enough to try your hand at entering draws, raffles, and buying via manual means. Heck, even using slot providers with their Pay After Success fee is probably more cost friendly with decent odds.
I know that selling pools on the mainland is very lucrative as the heat of summer and isolation of COVID-19 prevails. But I didn’t think pool selling would be popular in Hawaii since we’re essentially in the pool called the Pacific Ocean. But after seeing this in Target going to a single customer, pool selling […]
Just some notes about #coppingkicks before I forget: The rush before a drop. The frustration of site issues, crashes, lag, etc. The hope of a successful checkout. The devastation of getting the L. Hope renewed during a restock. Devastated one or two more times or perhaps, salvation. The disappointment when the price of that W […]
Okay, really, it’s not that bad. But right now, my #coppingkicks mood is like this: I missed out on most hyped releases, but again, just gotta keep things in perspective. Although they are just shoes, I wouldn’t have minded a pair or two (hint, hint Travis Scott).