I'm going to be very honest here: this whole obsession with artificially limited commodity items like sneakers is utterly insane. Perhaps my outlook is just ol

I'm going to be very honest here: this whole obsession with artificially limited commodity items like sneakers is utterly insane. Perhaps my outlook is just old-fashioned and practical, but to me, shoes and clothes and similar practical items are meant to be used and worn, not locked away as some sort of store of value, with absolutely no practical purpose, to slowly deteriorate and turn to dust, just because an artificially limited supply was created, and because hype on social media told you to desire them. Use what you buy. If you buy things that you end up not using, give them away to someone who will actually use them. A nicely worn pair of shoes is admirable and completely worn out shoes are a badge of honor. A pair of shoes that just sit unused in the box is a waste.