I think expensive designer handbags make you look stupid

[Anonymous]

If you pay hundred or thousands of dollars for a designer handbag you are financial stupid or insecure, or both. That's what it says about you.

[Anonymous]

I just have never found one worth the money—most bags are ugly or impractical or both.

[Anonymous]

My friend who loves Chanel has sold every bag at a profit after price increases then moved on to the next one. Sounds like you’re the one who is financially misinformed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My friend who loves Chanel has sold every bag at a profit after price increases then moved on to the next one. Sounds like you’re the one who is financially misinformed.

She is lying.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My friend who loves Chanel has sold every bag at a profit after price increases then moved on to the next one. Sounds like you’re the one who is financially misinformed.

She is lying.

Well it’s a he and no, he’s not. Learn about designer bags a bit why don’t you.

[Anonymous]

Chanel bags are ugly and once they are used, they sell for a lot less. Wonder why you friend lies about her handbag problems.

[Anonymous]

I didn't know Chanel made man purses.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I didn't know Chanel made man purses.

They don’t he dresses as a woman but part time and still identifies as male.

In fact a lot of people take very good care of Chanel and Hermès and get close to current retail (and therefore a profit over previous prices) when they sell.

There are entire forums dedicated to discussing the practice but I only personally know one person who engages in it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you pay hundred or thousands of dollars for a designer handbag you are financial stupid or insecure, or both. That's what it says about you.

Well okay. But why do you care what I do?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I didn't know Chanel made man purses.

They don’t he dresses as a woman but part time and still identifies as male.

In fact a lot of people take very good care of Chanel and Hermès and get close to current retail (and therefore a profit over previous prices) when they sell.

There are entire forums dedicated to discussing the practice but I only personally know one person who engages in it.

Your friend is delusional.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you pay hundred or thousands of dollars for a designer handbag you are financial stupid or insecure, or both. That's what it says about you.

Well okay. But why do you care what I do?

If you are riding the bus and living in a cardboard box your designer bag makes you look like you are a victim of stupidity.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you pay hundred or thousands of dollars for a designer handbag you are financial stupid or insecure, or both. That's what it says about you.

Well okay. But why do you care what I do?

If you are riding the bus and living in a cardboard box your designer bag makes you look like you are a victim of stupidity.

But the designers thank you for giving them your hard earned money.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I didn't know Chanel made man purses.

They don’t he dresses as a woman but part time and still identifies as male.

In fact a lot of people take very good care of Chanel and Hermès and get close to current retail (and therefore a profit over previous prices) when they sell.

There are entire forums dedicated to discussing the practice but I only personally know one person who engages in it.

Your friend is delusional.

Why don’t you go try to buy a black quilted lambskin leather classic jumbo double flap in excellent, babied condition for less than it cost the year it was sold and report back.

[Anonymous]

Cool story, OP.

[Anonymous]

If I saw a bus rider (gasp!) or homeless person with a designer bag I’d assume she picked it up from Goodwill. Assuming she paid $1,500 for the bag would be stupid.