World Cup Bracelets Reselling for Big Bucks After Event
Fans are cashing in on free World Cup bracelets they waited hours to obtain, with resale prices ranging from $10 to $150. The demand for these once-coveted accessories highlights the intersection of scarcity and status in consumer culture.
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