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Jul 13, 01
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As you can see...
As you can see from my name brand clothing, I am indeed, not poor.
Just because I happen to live with my four brothers and sisters in my mom's two-bedroom South Side apartment, work at Pizza Hut, and don't have a car, some ignorant types assume that I don't have much money. But, as you can clearly see from my $220 Fubu jacket and $95 Tommy Hilfiger sweatshirt, I could not possibly be poor. The kind of name-brand clothing I wear is very expensive. See these Karl Kani jeans? Eighty-eight dollars. Would I spend that kind of money on a pair of jeans if I were poor? Of course not. If I were poor, I'd think $88 was way too much to spend on a pair of jeans that, with the exception of a tiny Karl Kani logo embroidered on the front right pocket, are practically indistinguishable from a plain old pair of $25 Levi's. But I don't think that's too much to spend because, for a well-off person like myself, money is no object. Sure, I make $7.65 an hour at Pizza hut, but that couldn't possibly be my only source of income, could it? If my total weekly take-home pay were only $175, why in the world would I spend practically that much on a Nautica sweater and pair of Timberlands? That would mean I'd have spent 40 hours slinging Chalupas just for that one shopping trip to the mall. That'd just be plain stupid. So, obviously, I must be rolling in dough. And I am. You can tell by my special non-poor-people clothing. Yes, it's obvious that I'm not like all those other losers who are working at Pizza Hut and living with their moms. No, I'm a player. Take, for example, my socks. If I didn't have money to burn, I certainly wouldn't spend $22 for a pair of basic white athletic socks with a teeny-tiny Calvin Klein "CK" on them, would I? Of course not. I'd need to save my cash to get my telephone reconnected, or to pay off my loitering fine, or to help out my mom with the grocery bill. But, luckily, I'm not in that situation, and everyone knows it just by looking at my clothes. I'll admit it: A lot of people here in delta are poor. In fact, most of my relatives are poor, including my mother and all my siblings. Knowing that, you might assume that I don't have that much money, either. But just look at these Lugz boots. And look at this Sean John baseball cap. They prove that I'm in an entirely different social class from my relatives, as well as from all those suckers who ride the bus with me every day. Except for Angela, that is. I met her Monday on the C-route. She clearly belongs to a higher class of people like myself. I could tell because she was decked out from head to toe in expensive gear: Fubu jersey, Pepe jeans, and Fila shoes, not to mention a big gold chain around her neck. Angela was holding her two-year-old son, but he obviously isn't placing much of a financial strain on her, as he was wearing a complete matching Abercrombie & Fitch outfit, which must have cost around $140. Recognizing how much Angela and I had in common, I asked her out on the spot. We went to dinner at Denny's that very same night. 
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bwhahahaha, got to love people who follow labels... wbahahah
but just one thing, $25 for jeans? Thats just a tad too expensive for me (seriously, I don't like to spend more than $10 on jeans).
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chris u NUT!!..wut does this have nething to do with picking a bone with sumone??..haha..:Lazee:
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Jul 13, 01
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ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 10 dollar jeans?????yeahhhhhh surrreee buddy!!!THERE ARE NO SUCH THING AS 10 DOLLAR JEANS!!!!!!and if there were.......I hope they dont get wrecked tha first time u wash them...
ummmmmm not everyone in delta is poor....well Im a poor bum that lives on streets...sooo ya...
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and for the most part I get my jeans at 20 bux... tops...
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Jul 13, 01
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You want to see people who use labels for status?
I was in Seattle and the kids there wear their Nike baseball caps WITH the price tag still on! NO SHIT! Someone taught me a long time ago, that the people who have the money don't flaunt it. The people that don't always do. Just look at the lineup to Richard's on Richard's for a prime example. If you 'looked' that rich, why would you be standing in line? :041:
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Jul 17, 01
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chris. you make me laugh.
i cracked up so bad with the excessive amounts of sarcasm in that. did you write that yourself or what?
clothes for me... im pretty cheap. like i wont spend more than $60 on pants (there are exceptions though, like shoes sometimes). more than $22 on a shirt/tank top, etc. most my shirts arent name brand, i have a few pornstar, fine, and jnco stuff but most are clothes that ive had for years, that i had when i was lil and such. (hell i fit clothes that i had when i was 7, like 11 YEARS ago). i think its sucha joke when ppl do that.. i had a bf that did that, he was working on and off, didnt help his mom pay the bills and went all out on name brand clothes like tommy and crap, we didnt go out for too long lets just say. oh btw. i got a pair of pants for $10 before. it is possible and they're still fine.. .stabitout.
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