Hermes Birkin

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I love my scarves but I hate the brand and the thing where they won’t sell you a bag right away is part of why. Send a man in. They’ll sell it to him that day.

This is so true. They know men won’t play the game. If they can’t drop 10k on a bag for an anniversary present, the SA knows he’s just going to drop it at another store. Women will jus keep buying crap they don’t want and kissing backside.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I love my scarves but I hate the brand and the thing where they won’t sell you a bag right away is part of why. Send a man in. They’ll sell it to him that day.

This is so true. They know men won’t play the game. If they can’t drop 10k on a bag for an anniversary present, the SA knows he’s just going to drop it at another store. Women will jus keep buying crap they don’t want and kissing backside.

Nope. I saw a man flatly refused last month. This might have been true at one time but it definitely isn’t now.

[Anonymous]

I bought one in 2022. It was not my first purchase there or my last. That is as specific as I will be.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I love my scarves but I hate the brand and the thing where they won’t sell you a bag right away is part of why. Send a man in. They’ll sell it to him that day.

This is so true. They know men won’t play the game. If they can’t drop 10k on a bag for an anniversary present, the SA knows he’s just going to drop it at another store. Women will jus keep buying crap they don’t want and kissing backside.

Ha. I only know one person who owns a Birkin and her husband bought it. Walked into the store in NYC one day and they tried to give him the bs about the waitlist and he said do you want to make a sale or not. Well wouldn't you know they had one in the back. Zero purchase history.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s all a game. They could wake up another 8 year old in Bangladesh and tell her to get to work if they wanted one.

+ heaps. I get that many of us lead privileged lives and hedonic adaptation is real, but I feel vicarious embarrassment just reading these posts.