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31 comments

  • Ichadung  •  Palmerah, Indonesia  •  2 months ago
    it's crazy or something?? so expensive huhu
  • mary  •  New Baltimore, Michigan  •  2 months ago
    Totally STUPID! For a fool and the money. One expensive dead snake. Jackasses but her
  • LL  •  3 months ago
    If you can afford it then buy. Enjoy life, pay your bills and you won't have a problem. Make that wish list, save the money, then buy, pay in full. If your trying to look good and don't have money then something is wrong.
  • Van  •  San Diego, California  •  4 months ago
    rather have a set of new Taylor Made Irons
  • Robert  •  5 months ago
    Millions of people in America these days would say that beans and cornbread should be included here.
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  • Croix Allard  •  5 months ago
    i love how almost all of the comments are #$%$ because they cant afford this kind of stuff.
  • I'm a Beatles fan  •  6 months ago
    I will never understand paying this much for such an ugly item. 99% of expensive "luxury" clothing are hideous .
  • malvi rock  •  6 months ago
    The bag is O.K. but all of us need something like that,s . wrong I believe some people are nuts, My God some many people don.t have nothing to eats, so many peoples are sick and need medical attention, and so so, for the rich people they don,t know what,s to do with the money the have, I feel sorry for them, money don,t buy love ,,or others things, and a bag that,s cost to much, is sick.
  • CMC  •  6 months ago
    Good to know that the 1% is doing so well and you are supplying them with tips for Christmas gifts....nice.
    • Reesa 6 months ago
      that is true
  • Nha  •  6 months ago
    They forgot to mentioned how ugly this bag is
  • Jillian Claire  •  6 months ago
    Go to Chinatown in NYC!
  • Gail  •  6 months ago
    I just got back from Target. I didn't see this anywhere. BAH HUM BUG!
  • J  •  6 months ago
    First pay your rent, and or mortgage payments, and then your credit cards, etc etc WE ARE IN A DREPRESSION NoT A RECESSION .USA you better wake UP'''''''''''but you won't
  • ITOdeed  •  6 months ago
    The bag is only $10 without the $19,490 cash inside.
  • .jon  •  6 months ago
    Weather anyone here likes it or not these bags will sell out and will even have a waiting list if any more ever came up. That is the reality........... Who is buying these? who knows but you can be sure there will not be 1 left once the run is finished
  • steelerman  •  6 months ago
    Ummmm, I'll pass. $75,000 "conversation piece"?
  • Joan in Houston  •  6 months ago
    At the International Quilt Festival last weekend I purchased two handbags. Both were made not only in the U. S. of A., but also in Texas, one in Wimberley and one in Pearland, by the owners of each shop. Each cost way, way, way under one-hundred dollars. One was under fifty dollars. Both are very attractive and very well-crafted, one from upholstery fabric -- not only for its outside but also for its inside lining. I think this is the way that "the 99%" should endeavour to shop. Joan in Houston
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  • SieglindeP  •  6 months ago
    The only way a casual observer would be able to tell this bag from one from Walmart, is if someone asked. Most people cannot tell expensive from cheap. But I'm glad the wealthy are keeping this nation afloat. Someone has to.
    • C T 6 months ago
      LOL if you cant tell a real bag from a cheap knock-off that falls apart in the first couple of weeks.

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