I’ll throw one out for you: No Bull. Most comfortable shoes I’ve ever worn. Like house shoes. I don’t run. They’re not good for that.
OT: The new redneck status symbol. Move over, Yeti...
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Kinda. I think though he's also saying hey, keep doing that and you'll never retire, you'll work til you die. Which is fine if that's what you want. And they don't realize that because they're not being realistic about their long term finances. He doesn't seem to be aiming his stuff at 20 somethings.
Plus a lot of his schtick is aimed at people in a debt spiral. They need help both living within their means, and best fixing the mess they've put themselves in.
They’re okay shoes but definitely not worth the price they ask for. It’s just most people don’t know how bad shoes are and then they pay $200+ for comfortable shoes and they think they hit the jackpot. If anyone pays over $100 for any shoes, they’ve been suckered.
It’s status for sure.
These hats are now showing up in my youtube feed...Over the past couple years, it's been these foam pool bags (Boggs) have been the status symbol for soccer moms everywhere. $60 for a bag that cost 50 cents to make. Ridiculous. Before that, it was Yeti coolers.
The new product that fools everywhere (especially in the southeast) are going to overpay for are hats.
Meet Melin hats. I'm seeing too many people paying $60-70 for "a good hat".
They some top heavy sob’s! Somebody failed physics with that design.
When I’m leaving my shopping cart in the parking lot I roll up in my new jeep wagon Got a 7 yea…gets my payments down where I need them. I got on my Melin cap On Cloud shoes drinking from my Stanley. Roll home to my big 5500 Sq ft home (got one more year at low rate before it jumps) and pour a blantons ….hang on the dang Credit Card company calling again, I’ll post more after I get this past due minimum taken care of
That is typical of any Dodge, Chrysler and formerly Plymouth products. I honestly think they have some of the best looking products on the road but they are by fast the cheapest put together and simply don't hold up
They look OK; I have never gotten entirely on board with a new style of flat hats. I don't like old trucker hats big enough to put two heads in either, but damn, I just miss the old curved hat we used to wear in the 80s and early 90s. Mow my yard and get off my lawn, but flat caps look weird.
I bought a pair of On Cloud with high expectations. They look good, but I’ve got Sketchers that are way mo comfy. I’ve got one pair of Hokas that feel great on my feet and another pair that are just awful (different styles). Shoe fit and comfort just varies greatly from one person to the next.