Halloween 15 Edmiston
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jkw3000 wrote:All I'm hearing is "blame Canada."
I screwed up my calculation and I had put $150 Canadian dollars.alittle wrote:WATmppang wrote:I support Jason and to be honest, he could've made the price a lot higher. With US funds converted to Canadian dollars, the $150 USD variant is only $113 CAD. So please stop it with the "Oh, Jason is flipping his own prints." Ridiculous fudge.
http://finance.yahoo.com/currency-conve ... t=113.9558
So $150 US dollars is really close to $200 Canadian dollars.
This is gold! Really! I almost laughed out loud and woke everyone up in the house. Thank you, mppang! For real though, I understand fudge happens and people get confused. This was really funny though (at least for me here in Canada).alittle wrote:WATmppang wrote:I support Jason and to be honest, he could've made the price a lot higher. With US funds converted to Canadian dollars, the $150 USD variant is only $113 CAD. So please stop it with the "Oh, Jason is flipping his own prints." Ridiculous fudge.
http://finance.yahoo.com/currency-conve ... t=113.9558
Nothing is wrong with prices, IMHO. Hope all those who complain will pass; better yet, do not even try going for it - less cart hoarding. If I were Jason, I would price the fudge at $150 and $200 at least. It would sell regardless of what the price is, as long as it's reasonable. The flippers would have to figure it later. His art is ALWAYS on top! The dude is a beast and great to deal with!
fudge happens, man. But it was funnymppang wrote:I screwed up my calculation and I had put $150 Canadian dollars.
So $150 US dollars is really close to $200 Canadian dollars.
Now not only it costs a fudge load of money to ship something out of Canada, but we are also being drymounted with the exchange rate (when buy, anyway)
Haha, yeah, and I studied abroad in Canada a few years ago. From my perspective, I have no idea why I didn't catch the exchange rate flub.bubbie wrote:fudge happens, man. But it was funnymppang wrote:I screwed up my calculation and I had put $150 Canadian dollars.
So $150 US dollars is really close to $200 Canadian dollars.
Now not only it costs a fudge load of money to ship something out of Canada, but we are also being drymounted with the exchange rate (when buy, anyway)
But yeah, to end it all, prices are fair and even if people don't agree with the prices, both will still sell out on his store.
People like Halloween...?westb59 wrote:What's everyone's obsession with this print? His TCM blows this one out of the water and you can buy that on the cheap.
35mmpaul wrote:We are addicted to things that hurt our butts.
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They are different films so there's that. Both are terrifying though. Also Halloween > TCM.westb59 wrote:What's everyone's obsession with this print? His TCM blows this one out of the water and you can buy that on the cheap.
choke wrote:I won't give up a flip that I can get myself to someone who is convinced they need it. None of us need any of this fudge. It's art. It's not medicine.
Yes they are 2 different films agreed. I'm just saying that his TCM print was fantastic and no hype and this one is just ok and getting all hype. I guess there is just more Myers fans.RambosRemodeler wrote:They are different films so there's that. Both are terrifying though. Also Halloween > TCM.westb59 wrote:What's everyone's obsession with this print? His TCM blows this one out of the water and you can buy that on the cheap.
Hmmm...no. Not really. I prefer this print to his TMC though.RambosRemodeler wrote:They are different films so there's that. Both are terrifying though. Also Halloween > TCM.westb59 wrote:What's everyone's obsession with this print? His TCM blows this one out of the water and you can buy that on the cheap.
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Not really to which part? Not that it matters though because you're wrongwhiskaz wrote:Hmmm...no. Not really. I prefer this print to his TMC though.RambosRemodeler wrote:They are different films so there's that. Both are terrifying though. Also Halloween > TCM.westb59 wrote:What's everyone's obsession with this print? His TCM blows this one out of the water and you can buy that on the cheap.
choke wrote:I won't give up a flip that I can get myself to someone who is convinced they need it. None of us need any of this fudge. It's art. It's not medicine.
That's like asking why Stout's Attack the Block gets less love than Age of Ultron.westb59 wrote:Yes they are 2 different films agreed. I'm just saying that his TCM print was fantastic and no hype and this one is just ok and getting all hype. I guess there is just more Myers fans.RambosRemodeler wrote:They are different films so there's that. Both are terrifying though. Also Halloween > TCM.westb59 wrote:What's everyone's obsession with this print? His TCM blows this one out of the water and you can buy that on the cheap.