Pain is inevitable... Suffering is optional.: Another day, another dolla...

As i woke up to the southern Cali sun, i couldn't find it. The morning was covered by a blanket of gloomy clouds. As I stepped outside, bullets were flying everywhere, and the rain paid a visit. So evidently I decided to leave the camera at home and it ended up being the worst decision of the day because by noon, the weather was more beautiful than the relentless eyes of Megan Fox. There were the usual visits, Supreme, in which i was able to get some pick ups, luckily i was greeted by some of my sister's friends from the store and they hooked it up nicely. The next stop was into the smaller shops around, Hall of Fame, A-Life, and Reserve LA. No pick ups at these spots, but if you are down there, a drop by is a must. There was a HUGE line at Diamond, so we headed over to The Hundreds. Greeted my Leila and the gang, my sister had a pick up or two. Diamond dropped their new season at the store this past Thursday, but there was still a fatty line. I manage to sneak in, get a few words with Nick Tershay and manage to get hooked up with a new tee. The last stop on Fairfax was to Flight Club, the shoes they stock are amazing, from Jordans to New Balance, and Nike to Vans. The prices are a little high due to the fact the sellers have to give 20% of that money back to Flight Club. Next, my sister took me to the so called "other" side of Melrose. When we arrived, we waited in a line outside A Bathing Ape just on a regular day to shop!!! After we rolled through to Adidas, DC, Crooks, and the last store on the "other" side was none other than Burton. These new stores are beautiful in design and the workers are really nice to talk to. Make the drive and give them your support. So enough of me talking, I know you want to see what I bought, so here is about 2100 dollas worth of stuff:

Supreme Halfcab Vans: