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why the **** she holdin' a pizza box though?
my snkrs experience this morning:
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why the **** she holdin' a pizza box though?
I think it woulda looked better if it was fuschaHow is Nike going to put incorrect info on their own shoe Everywhere ive seen it’s clearly red other than the app lol
is there any sizing consensus yet on these? Normal Nike sizing?
Excited to see more on foot shot of these.
Has that been proven tho? Thought it was always random.Wow, my brother won the black pair on SNKRS (size 11) and so did my friend (9.5).
Meanwhile, I overslept and missed my opportunity! Ughhh! And I was feeling very optimistic because I’ve made 3-4 purchases on SNKRS/NIKE in November.
Has that been proven tho? Thought it was always random.
First cncpts raffle win.... more red than fuscha
My same reaction when I saw lbj in red octobers.They made these in a size 18?
definitely false. I copped a few pairs on SNKRS this month and got two Ls this morning
Has that been proven tho? Thought it was always random.
That’s not how probabilities work.
I know how probabilities work. How often you use the app or buy stuff has zero impact on how likely you are to hit on any sneaker. I know people who's girlfriends hit on exclusive access for limited shoes and didn't buy 1 thing on SNKRS their whole life. And I know people who purchase a bunch of GR **** on SNKRS and Nike.com and hit on one raffle or limited sneaker every year or two. So there is no formula that gets you more kicks
You clearly don’t know how probabilities work. No one is talking about “gives you” more shoes. We’re talking about odds. You can have 1/2 odds and lose. You can have 1/2,000,000 odds and win. The winning and losing doesn’t change the fact that one person had better odds.ODDS. Probability. Chance.
Also, your friend getting early access without making a single purchase matches the theory that Nike is currently favoring new users. Which makes sense - give them a W, get them hooked. Obviously these are just theories. Your personal example certainly doesn’t negate anything, you’re just 1 person. We’re dealing with hundreds of thousands of accounts.
I said nothing about the people getting exclusive access being new accounts. I said they never purchased anything. They made accounts to enter raffles for my friends and never won or purchased anything and would randomly get exclusive access months later.
And you're explaining odds by saying you can win more with less odds. Uhhh ok? So if you have 1/100,000 odds to win a raffle or limited launch by purchasing more and someone purchases less often and has 1/500,000 odds to win shouldn't you have more limited wins than someone who buys less?