“You know five dollars for eight dollars for and i would sell it for like a hundred dollars … then i opened a vintage store based on the same principles”

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bought thrift-store clothing for $5-$8 and resold each piece for around $100, then opened a vintage store using the same markup principle

$5-$8 purchase price, $100 resale price

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