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Went to cop the Countdown Package this morning and i was the top 15 in line for Champs. They were letting people in in groups of 10 or whatever and I thoughtI was cool and had my pair on lock. Took them about 30 minutes to even let the second group into the mall to go to Champs..Finally got the okay to go into themall so I go to champs, just to see about 30 people in line outside of Champs. So I'm thinking to myself #*@. Get in that line, over hear all the peopletalking in line, apparently they all got their pairs on hold from employees, not just one either, multiple pairs. like 30 minutes goes by and then workercomes to the gate and says they're sold out. Then i'm really like #*@. Everyone else starts to complain, because we all camped out overnight, just tosee people walk in before us, because they had their pairs held for them. So i'm heated so i just wait outside the store to wait for my homie to come sowe can go get breakfast. After the line gets broken up outside of Champs, i start noticing random people going to the gate, talking to employees that theyobviously know, then going into the store and copping packs by the multiple. I count about 10 packs sold before I get up and say something to a worker. So italk to the girl that works there and the only thing she told me was all the pairs were held for people who came in the night before. SO i asked how manypairs did they receive, and she said roughly 70 packages in mens sizes. That made me even more upset, because i was in the top 15, so they held 40+ pairs. What's the point of even lining up? Luckily my homie called me, and said footlocker had my size. I ran up those escalators and copped my size. That's the last time I try to buy J's from Champs. And to the Champs worker who left with 5 packages smiling, I hope you got caught slipping in theparking lot. You're lucky I got a kid and am not trying to catch a case over some sneakers
