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Extremely Delayed Grailed Jacket Offer Reply Meme

This image is a screenshot of a conversation on the Grailed secondhand designer clothing resale platform. A $1000 Rick Owens jacket listing is shown at the top. A buyer sent an $800 offer including shipping for the jacket on September 19, 2017. The seller replied over 5 years later on October 31, 2022, apologizing for being inactive on Grailed and casually asking how the buyer had been. The buyer replied on January 16, 2023 saying they had 3 children in the time since they sent the original offer, humorously highlighting the absurdly long delay of the seller's response.
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Offer Sent $800 Includes shipping
Wow yeah sorry just wasn’t on grailed for a min how you been family
I’ve had 3 children since I sent that offer

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Rick Owens Jacket, $1,000

Overview

This image is a screenshot of a conversation on the Grailed secondhand designer clothing resale platform. A $1000 Rick Owens jacket listing is shown at the top. A buyer sent an $800 offer including shipping for the jacket on September 19, 2017. The seller replied over 5 years later on October 31, 2022, apologizing for being inactive on Grailed and casually asking how the buyer had been. The buyer replied on January 16, 2023 saying they had 3 children in the time since they sent the original offer, humorously highlighting the absurdly long delay of the seller's response.

Origin notes

This meme originated as a screenshot of a real public conversation between users on the Grailed fashion resale platform. It was first shared publicly around early 2023, then reposted widely on social media including X (formerly Twitter) on the meme.jpg account, going viral for the comedic extreme gap between the initial purchase offer and the seller's delayed reply.

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