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The Air Jordan DMP 13 14 Finals Pack will officially release on June 14; the pack will include a pair of the Jordan 13 and 14 Retros in white and black respectively with gold highlights to commemorate MJ and the bulls final NBA championship. The pack is set to sell for $500; at first I thought the price was decent till I went back in memory lane, and considered the Air Jordan 6/11 DMP pack. It was released in 2006 and retailed for $300; some of you may ask: what does that pack have to do with the 13/14 Dmp pack? Well I’m going to use it to show you how much Jordan Brand is ripping us off. First we all can agree that the 6/11 DMP pack is by far the best pack ever dropped by JB next to the raging bull back.
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TOPIC BREAKDOWN:
0:33-Intro
1:13-DMP at Nike ES store
4:39- Quick Def of the Inflation
5:40- Why the DMP 6/11 is a better pack
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0:00
Willona banchelli
0:03
chiller oh we live you know who we get
0:08
the microphone bus freestyle another
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video I retired from house of kicks and
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then Chris from how much that she was
0:19
saying today the topic is why the $500
0:24
or DMP 13-14 was too much risk is a
0:28
ripoff right cake man we won't let you
0:36
know why that I found out way too much
0:38
and that's the reason why first of all
0:40
Chris yo can you tell us what's going
0:43
over the DNP man what happened today you
0:46
had a call right and then tell me hey
0:50
I'm I'm going to old school today we
0:52
rockin the cold hearts o wingtips mm-hmm
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when I was putting my shoes on that's
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why I was turning so I got a call today
1:00
mm-hmm what was I go you need any of
1:03
these DM piece and I was like you know
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how much 325 hmm
1:14
I was like now you know I just bought a
1:17
bunch of enemies hmm and I prefer to
1:21
spend my money on the enemies them to
1:22
buy that he's but you know I know where
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the call came from you know I used to do
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a lot of work with people that worked at
1:30
uh they worked at Nike yeah
1:33
so once T call them I got another call
1:36
mm-hmm so they have restocked on the
1:39
DMPs
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right yeah so my bad y'all for being out
1:44
of the picture okay sorry about that had
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to finish tying my shoes
1:50
well damn peas man so when you go to the
1:54
Nike the Nike employee store everything
1:57
is half off so um do hit me up and so
2:04
happening is it's choose cost 250 a
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Memphis the tax is 9.25 yeah Oh
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Eames 250
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times point zero 925 plus 250 273 125 so
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at 320 300 320 it was making like $22 a
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pair of 20 I mean not 22 but 27 dollars
2:29
a pair just wholesale at $300 at 325
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he's making a wholesale that's a great
2:37
deal man but that the DMPs aren't doing
2:42
that well you did an article yeah well
2:45
this is the thing the the Nike employee
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store there's what I think three of them
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there's one and Portland this one in
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Memphis this new too because a Nike town
2:56
in Chicago but that's not an employee
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store so I think there's two 90
2:59
employees stores in the country Memphis
3:01
and Portland and it's not enough shoes
3:05
there to affect the whole economy I used
3:08
to say that there was enough shoes at
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Nike employees sort of screw up
3:11
everything and you know what I guess
3:14
there is man if you want to keep it real
3:16
uh-huh there that screw it up especially
3:18
if they get 200-300 pair of DMPs and
3:23
those things find their way to the
3:24
market as opposed to just being kept by
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whoever bottom yeah you're talking about
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these dudes putting the shoes on eBay or
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put them on Instagram for 500 they can
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actually sell the shoe for 400 375
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because you still get in the hell of the
3:42
return on your dollar at 273 dollars now
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so it screwed up because if these guys
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are putting them into the population the
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300 pair of BMPs that are in the
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population that I had to drop down on
3:57
price so the rest of the market has to
3:59
adjust until those shoes are wiped out
4:02
and go home hmm you know but the fact is
4:04
this dude is still buying the shoes and
4:06
they came out what two weeks ago yeah
4:08
two weeks ago and they still are giving
4:11
him in a restock at the employee store
4:13
it's um it messes with the market but I
4:18
think you did an article talking about
4:20
why I - you wasn't going to sell this
4:23
time it was over inflated to begin with
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there
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cost $500 so I think that's the more
4:30
important thing
4:31
what should the shoe have cost what arm
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first of all we need to redefine
4:38
inflation which are kind of did that
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like one two three videos ago and the
4:44
inflation is based on changes in the way
4:46
GSM and there are the countries and
4:49
stuff stuff change so um to keep the
4:52
economy afloat I guess sometimes what
4:54
happens is the milk price will go up
4:56
because gas prices are going up so stuff
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like that happens
4:59
but now Nike we kind of use the
5:02
inflation and say because of the
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impression we are increasing our prices
5:05
right so now the DMP
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6 and 11 which you and i know chris
5:12
that's the greatest part of all time
5:14
this 6 and 11 was a $300 when he came
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out to 99 plus tax right 300 and our
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shoe efforts for you know Fargo let me
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show you some I'm a Shamus which I'm
5:25
gonna show you what I'm talking about
5:26
guys so you know why are we saying this
5:28
is this is just overpriced so I'm gonna
5:31
show you some pictures here and I want
5:33
you to bear with me man like let's look
5:35
can you guys see the picture can you see
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it Chris yeah I see it now look at the
5:40
DMP look at the 611 right I'm gonna make
5:43
this illusion smaller now look you and I
5:46
know that the sixes and Elevens are
5:49
probably by far some of the most beloved
5:51
Jordans of all time especially at the 11
5:53
bike now look at the packaging itself
5:55
look at the packaging right it came with
5:58
a - slide box a cover with Michael
6:01
Jordan graphics on it and then you had a
6:03
booklet and all that kind of stuff the
6:05
tags and actually I want to show you
6:07
better more pictures of the Targhee a
6:09
real quick
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all right let's see you know I'm gonna
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open this up I'm gonna show you more
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picture of the tags here actually let's
6:17
go here look look at the packaging right
6:20
again inside this is just one box and he
6:22
shows you is a quick story on the lead
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right here what we just 6911
6:28
he had a booklet he actually told you
6:31
what it was all about the six was people
6:34
to celebrate Michael Jordan first
6:35
championship and then 11th
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came back after being out for two years
6:40
that's the celebrated second
6:42
championship right so and then the shoe
6:45
had look like it tied with it these tags
6:49
and all that right always it was only
6:54
300 hours and these are the 6 and 11
6:56
we're not talking about any Jordan we're
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talking about is 6 and 11 right right
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Nike now let me go back on here so I
7:05
kind of wanted to show you that real
7:07
quick so we all know that the 611 I by
7:11
far much more valuable than the 13 and
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14 so to speak I'm not saying that this
7:16
job I just people just love the 11th and
7:18
they just loved it 6 only 6 and 11 BMP
7:21
was by far the best part of all time and
7:23
that was $300 now based on the inflation
7:26
the issue should have been three hundred
7:30
and $69 today three immense 69 so if
7:34
this DMP 6 and 11 was supposed to drop
7:36
again today the price would be 369 hours
7:41
and I just showed you that is 6 and 11
7:45
is by far better yeah better packaging
7:48
more accessories it was really and if
7:52
you had came back how to get today you'd
7:53
be 360 not so tell me why the 13 and 14
7:57
is 500 hours when Oread is a big box two
8:02
shoes no booklet no accessories nothing
8:05
else just the shoes no tags no go togs
8:10
none of that right and even no covers
8:13
nothing no graphs gonna box nothing and
8:17
he's firing it out and we say based on
8:20
inflection this 611 would have been 370
8:22
so tell me what I should aspire $1 it's
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a repo so as simple as that
8:27
I think 500 oz was too much it doesn't
8:29
even it's not even a reflection of that
8:31
Dom the inflation I think they're just
8:34
charging too much that's or is why they
8:36
should we sing every ways 500 hours
8:38
that's the reason why you'll find the
8:39
shoes or the employees tacos no nobody
8:42
paying 500 hours for the shoes man
8:43
there's too much and I think even if
8:45
there were 350 or 400 they were still
8:47
sickest nobody really cares much for a
8:50
14 or a 13
8:52
like 2:13 but not that much so 500 hours
8:55
was just way too much if you want to
8:57
read more about it actually have the
8:59
article on my website which details you
9:01
everything shows you everything here let
9:03
me show you let me share my screen with
9:04
you and I'll show you guys he's a little
9:07
jacked up but you know I was kind of
9:09
busy today so I didn't get a chance to
9:11
really but this is the impression based
9:13
on the impression you're paying
9:14
basically hundred and thirty dollars
9:16
more now you should pay for the shoe it
9:18
should have cost maybe 360 or 370 but
9:21
500 I was just way too much so if you
9:23
want to read the article go ahead and I
9:25
put the inflation calculator here so you
9:27
can always go there and put it there for
9:29
yourself actually I'm gonna do in front
9:30
of you but I let's do this 2006 right
9:33
2006 this is 300 right now let's take it
9:38
out may 2017 let's see what happens here
9:41
370 point 25 so if anything if the 6 and
9:45
the 11 was supposed to drop today he
9:47
would have been $370 that's how you know
9:49
that these guys are just taking our
9:51
money man
9:51
like hey consumer you need to be
9:54
educated you need to learn and you need
9:56
to know these things because guess what
9:58
they gonna send or shoot to the outlet
9:59
and I guarantee you they'll probably
10:02
sell that for now 450 how much you two
10:04
new solution or the outlet Chris I think
10:07
they'll go all the way to 3 9999 and you
10:09
still it still is still more than what
10:11
you scored to pay it is I mean but you
10:14
know that's funny because if it was just
10:15
one 90 plus one 90 it would be 380 hmm
10:19
right yeah so I mean the bag should have
10:21
been $380 you know just what equation
10:25
should be there you go yeah you're right
10:28
I mean I didn't even realize that
10:29
obviously I read the article yeah and
10:31
then it makes more sense man but is this
10:34
stuff man I mean I just find it
10:36
interesting that you know I'll get this
10:38
phone call today and you know are that
10:43
many of the shoes at the employee store
10:45
that you know one person has got 12 pair
10:49
you know what I mean that's amazing to
10:51
me way to market is right now well the
10:55
thing that bothers me is this man like
10:56
I'm putting in this way if you've all
10:59
certainly a shoot-out expensive at least
11:01
give me some accessories
11:02
you see this all that stuff that was in
11:05
the package they go tag the others the
11:09
presentation the to the beatbox were
11:11
gold all over it you know the two
11:13
compartments and you know the booklet
11:16
and then this the entire story he told
11:18
you everything man like it was funny
11:20
$300 why my play founded eyes for just a
11:24
box and into shoes that are hideous not
11:27
yeah I love you makes sense
11:29
but hey I think it's good stuff man I
11:32
think everybody's gonna be happy with
11:33
what you just showed them because it
11:35
explains why a lot of stuff is sitting
11:38
now yeah but you know all the rest of
11:40
the stuff we won't talk about that's
11:42
another I gotta give it a go and [ __ ] I
11:46
gotta get out of here that's what this
11:49
was just a quick video you just want to
11:51
show you why defining us was too much so
11:53
we hope you appreciate it so again check
11:55
crease on arch - you a sitcom or how's
11:59
the kicks and go check his channel
12:00
alright thanks for watching and I will
12:02
see you again Peter
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