Jon Crow
One Too Many
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John Lofgren Monkey Boots Shinki Horsebuttt - $1,136 The classic monkey boot silhouette in an incredibly rich Shinki russet horse leather.
Grant Stone Diesel Boot Dark Olive Chromexcel - $395 Goodyear welted, Horween Chromexcel, classic good looks.
Schott 568 Vandals Jacket - $1,250 The classic Perfecto motorcycle jacket, in a very special limited-edition Schott double rider style. n her journey to get the Birkin and Kelly
"quota bags"
is this “journey” where you need to acquire a certain amount of Hermes for the Birkin to be sold to you
if this thread is actually a clandestine social experiment.
Jesus God don't let her do itMy wife is considering to step on this dangerous pathand now looking at what’s left only I wonder how long is the journey. Thanks for enlightening me!
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And honestly... if she's not into the Hermès game... run. Don't tell her about this post.
Jesus God don't let her do it
The worst part of the game is that you actually have to buy from Hermes. Just like Amazon, you need an account. They have a customer profile, with records of sales. And the sales associates have to know you. That's why people try to cultivate relationships with them. I have seen randomly sending flowers to a store, taking the sales person to lunch, lavish gifts during the holidays, remembering their birthdays and anniversaries with "trinkets" from Tiffany & Co......... please don't ask me if I ever slept with one to get a bag for my girlfriend.
It's not just girls with purses. I know a guy who wants to buy a car. A car from Ford! Obviously, one of the things that they are looking for, is someone who already owns one of their other high performance models. Just like the purse people, they want to see how much you've already spent with them. They don't want their cars to get into the hands of someone who is a "Chevy Guy". He had to submit a video explaining himself, how he would be best to represent the brand via his ownership, and why he was a fit buyer. He then went around the country to different events where he tried to rub elbows with Ford reps, cozy up to them, buy them lapdances, and whatever else it took to get on their good side. That was just to get on the list, for a chance to have his name entered into a lottery. All lottery entrants would obviously be pre-qualified as people fit to be seen driving the car. It's a FORD!
It’s true, grocery stores want to see you buying lots of bread, orange juice, and bacon before they’ll even consider selling you eggs hereI heard it's the same thing in the US with eggs.
Oh come on, that's a ridiculous statement.It’s true, grocery stores want to see you buying lots of bread, orange juice, and bacon before they’ll even consider selling you eggs here