it's like, have you ever noticed how these brands create this illusion of scarcity just to make us want something more? Like, who really needs a $30 cup from Starbucks? but at the same time, it's kinda cool that people are finding ways to show off their style on a budget. I mean, being able to snag something rare without breaking the bank is like, a badge of honor, right? but what's interesting is how social media plays into all this... I think it's pretty obvious that brands just want us to be sharing pics of our new stuff so they can get more followers and sales. And we're happy to oblige because, let's face it, it feels good to be part of a crowd
it's like, have you ever noticed how these brands create this illusion of scarcity just to make us want something more? Like, who really needs a $30 cup from Starbucks? 
but at the same time, it's kinda cool that people are finding ways to show off their style on a budget. I mean, being able to snag something rare without breaking the bank is like, a badge of honor, right? 
but what's interesting is how social media plays into all this... I think it's pretty obvious that brands just want us to be sharing pics of our new stuff so they can get more followers and sales. And we're happy to oblige because, let's face it, it feels good to be part of a crowd 