boo1234
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oh I was browsing another forum and it looks like this thread spread over there lol http://boards.straightdope.com/sdmb/...php?p=13280034
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what happened in your case? or the thread that explains it. im curious, because i recall something about the owner of ben silver being an ahole.
oh I was browsing another forum and it looks like this thread spread over there lol http://boards.straightdope.com/sdmb/...php?p=13280034
I am a large black woman, decidedly ghetto.
The great thing about Hermès is that nearly all its products are created at small ateliers all over France, which means that if you know where to go you can not only custom-order the same things for a fraction of the price, but also they don't have any of those obnoxious 'H' stamps all over them.
There is no exclusivity if you ask me. Those chinese coal mine owners buy Hermes left and right with their new money. Mind you, these are bunch of cold blooded bastards who hire minors under age 10, and treat their workers like prisoners in a Nazi camp. At the end, money talks. People who view Hermes stuff will bring them the elitist social status need a reality check.
I'm pretty sure I haven't made any sweeping generalizations about anyone here like "pretend noveau riche" or "trust fund baby" or "wives of bigtimers that are looking for something to do with their time outside of lunching." You know from the posts of mine that you've responded to on the Purse Forum that I'm actually quite interested in an intelligent discussion of this entire topic. The only slightly egregious and sarcastic comment I ever made was that mafoofan's status as one of the top five finalists in the Esquire Best Dressed Real Man contest possibly made him or others believe him to be important enough that the sales associate in the Madison Hermès should fall down with gratitude that he wanted to custom-order a wallet.
When I was at Tokyo's Narita airport I saw a large group of Chinese who simply sweated provincialism carrying a luggage cart full of newly purchased Hermes. There was another luggage cart of Gucci shopping bags.