First off what house in America are you buying for $98,000?
At the Manhattan event last month, one young vendor turned away $98,000 in cash for his Nike Air Yeezy 2 “Red October” sneakers, designed by Kanye West and signed by the artist himself onstage at the Nassau Coliseum in February.
“I know I could buy a house with this kind of money,” said the vendor, Jonathan Rodriguez, 18, of Deer Park, N.Y., who said he planned to enlist in the Air Force. “But I’m a huge Kanye West fan. I can just work to get the money. The only way I’m selling them is if there is a reason that I need to sell or I’m offered life-changing money.”
at 18, I don't think a person really grasps the true importance of the dough. 98k is an insane amount, considering the autographed flu games only sold for around 125k.
At the Manhattan event last month, one young vendor turned away $98,000 in cash for his Nike Air Yeezy 2 “Red October” sneakers, designed by Kanye West and signed by the artist himself onstage at the Nassau Coliseum in February.
“I know I could buy a house with this kind of money,” said the vendor, Jonathan Rodriguez, 18, of Deer Park, N.Y., who said he planned to enlist in the Air Force. “But I’m a huge Kanye West fan. I can just work to get the money. The only way I’m selling them is if there is a reason that I need to sell or I’m offered life-changing money.”
First off what house in America are you buying for $98,000?
That's car money not house money. At least not without a loan.
Second he's an idiot for turning down that much. Especially in cash.
No way I'm turning down $98,000 tax free dollars. Kids these days
In Detroit that could buy you a whole neighborhood
Son is probably an NTer too. Expose yourself!!!!If true, turning down 98K
Can't be serious.
First off what house in America are you buying for $98,000?
That's car money not house money. At least not without a loan.
Second he's an idiot for turning down that much. Especially in cash.
No way I'm turning down $98,000 tax free dollars. Kids these days
At the Manhattan event last month, one young vendor turned away $98,000 in cash for his Nike Air Yeezy 2 “Red October” sneakers, designed by Kanye West and signed by the artist himself onstage at the Nassau Coliseum in February.
“I know I could buy a house with this kind of money,” said the vendor, Jonathan Rodriguez, 18, of Deer Park, N.Y., who said he planned to enlist in the Air Force. “But I’m a huge Kanye West fan. I can just work to get the money. The only way I’m selling them is if there is a reason that I need to sell or I’m offered life-changing money.”
EXACTLY. this dude knows.
What decent home in a decent neighborhood are you gonna get for less than $140-150K?Can't be serious.
First off what house in America are you buying for $98,000?
That's car money not house money. At least not without a loan.
Second he's an idiot for turning down that much. Especially in cash.
No way I'm turning down $98,000 tax free dollars. Kids these days
