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Cindy Hamilton wrote:

> On 2025-04-04, Ed P <esp@snet.n> wrote:
> > On 4/4/2025 11:59 AM, BryanGSimmons wrote:
> > 
> > > > 
> >> One interesting thing is shoes.  Typically, men don't have as many
> pairs >> of shoes.  When a guy needs shoes, he is likely to just buy
> them, and >> not worry if they are on sale.  Women often buy shoes
> differently.  They >> can already have plenty of shoes, but if they
> see some they really like, >> they might buy them if they are on
> sale, but not full price, because >> they don't really need them. 
> Consequently, women's shoes go on sale far >> more than men's shoes. 
> I had a conversation with a coworker at Target >> about that.  She
> also worked at a shoe store, and said she noticed that >> women's
> shoes went on sale a lot more than men's but had never really >>
> thought about why.  >> 
> >> I am unusual that I have more shoes than my wife.  DSW sends out
> $10 off >> a $25 purchase, and I go straight to the clearance area...
> >> 
> > 
> > 
> > I have three pair.  One is a leather loafer, a dressier shoe that
> > I've not worn in over six years.
> 
> I think I have four, but they're all the same model of New Balance
> running shoes.  The newest I wear every day, the second-newest are
> for ordinary lawn-mowing, garden weeding, etc.  The other two are
> at the back of my closet in case I think I might get into something
> really mucky.  They're disposable.
> 
> One new pair every November (for winter traction); discard the
> oldest pair.

I had a lot of shoes but all flats in various colors, except 2 pairs
sandals and 3 with 1 inch heels in plain pumps (tan, maroon, and
white).  Then 2 for snow shoes.

When excema (Allergy related) started on the bottom of my feet, I had
to swap to super soft arthritus shoes.  I have 3 pairs (Black, grey,
and maroon).  I got rid of most of the shoes on the Trashnothing site
(everything is free there).  They went to a lady who'd gotten her first
professional job and had to upscale her wardrobe significantly,  I was
happy to help her out with one of the expensive parts.  Probably 30
pair in all colors to match outfits.