The ShoeDown

I believe we call this, The Competition. Repair or replace?

From a shoe cart in Istanbul to a cowboy boot cobbler in Colorado Springs, it’s been quite a year already.

https://thenicethingaboutstrangers.com/2012/06/20/if-the-shoe-rips/

3 comments on “The ShoeDown”

Yvette
July 5, 2012

I love how he has PAIRS of sandals out on display but only ONE of the various types of Trainers with the mate cleverly hidden. Tells me that people know the value of expensive sports footwear worldwide! What does that say for the human condition when vendors must separate pairs of high dollar running shoes to keep them from being stolen?

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- thenicethingaboutstrangers
  July 5, 2012
  
  Seeing all the knock-offs has made me really dubious about all designer gear. Perhaps especially when people pay boatloads for something readily available as a fake. Split the difference and shop at Target! 🙂
  
  https://thenicethingaboutstrangers.com/2011/12/07/window-shopping/
  
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journeyman1977
November 24, 2012

lol sounds like a wise move…shopping at Target 🙂

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This entry was posted on July 4, 2012 by thenicethingaboutstrangers in Europe, Happiness, Observed, Travel and tagged carts, Colorado Springs, Istanbul, May I take your picture, replace, shoe repair, Trukey.

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