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The best case situation is that Nike sets up pop up shops in every state. They announce the shoe and everyone that makes it to the pop up shop within like 24 hours gets a special code to a website. They then randomly release the shoe on that website. So let's say 100,000k people get a code to that website. About 10k of them are ready when the shoes are released. They produce 2.015 shoes. You then have about a 20% chance to purchase the shoe at $2.015. Only 20% of the people are able to pay though. So basically everyone that can cough up the cash gets some. Win Win for everyone. Nobody gets shot for shoes. People with the money get their shoes.