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thrift store shopping
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i like going to thrift stores to buy my clothes.its like treasure hunting ,you never know what great deal you will find today.


ive got a whole closet full of LL Bean,Ralph Loren,Polo,Amercrombie,CC Filson etc name any expensive brand and Ive got it in shirts,pants shoes belts for pennies on the dollar.

why pay 80 bucks for a pair of Polo chinos when Goodwill has them for 5 bucks,like new?


the problem is my friends make fun of me when i tell them i shop thrift.one friend even said he wished i wouldnt be so open about where i get my clothes,it embarrasses him.its not that i have to shop thrift..i make decent money ...i just like to do it. my friends dont see the irony---they are standing around in JC Penney and Walmart clothes making fun of me in my Polo and CC Filson clothes.

is it normal to shop thrift and be open and honest about it?
Do you think it's normal?
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Comments (8)
Yeah if you are white trash or a hippie. You may find those clothes if you go from town to town and look really hard but chances are you will mostly find old lady clothes that someone dropped off after their mother died. What a waste of time. You are still wearing used clothes and there is no reason for that if you make decent money.
I cannot see the sense if you make decent money. Why work hard to buy someone elses cast of shit. You can buy decent clothes in other stores without spending a lot of money and theyre brand new too
you sound poor. like jamey parrish
you are poor, white, trash.
Shopping at the thrift store is not my cup of tea as I hate the idea of wearing someone elses things. But I also think that if you want to shop there all the time that's your buisness. Also, to me, the Goodwill and Walmart are the same thing.
Whatever makes you happy dude. The idea of wearing someone else clothes are not appealing to me. It seems like to me that your friend is not really your friend, if he is embarassed by your clothes. You see what I am saying. You should really be thinking 'is your friend really your friend'.
Actually, thrift shopping is great. I don't like Goodwill (it does seem trashy to me), but there are nicer thrift and vintage places.
Hmm, that's weird that your friends are like that. Why should they care? In Sydney it's seen as kinda cool and "alternative", 'cause you can find all these great, vintage pieces that not many others will have, and you save heaps.