> It's similar to why poor people buy poor-quality shoes more often, as opposed to one high-quality pair once a year. Haha man I can hardly count the number of

> It's similar to why poor people buy poor-quality shoes more often, as opposed to one high-quality pair once a year. Haha man I can hardly count the number of $15 pairs of sneakers I bought at the market as a kid, with the glue visible on the sides. Eventually the soles would inevitably come off, partially cause of the crappy shoe and partially because I was always playing football (soccer) with them. The notion of buying a decent pair of shoes and another specialised sport-shoe just never even came up as an option in my mind, to drop $250 total on two pairs of shoes.