In fila per l’oggetto del desiderio
People camp out in front of a store to make sure they can buy something, people insult and fight each other while waiting in line, police intervene, injuries. It happened with the latest object of desire (this time launched by Swatch), but we've seen it happen with sneakers, phones, and more. Among the collectors and entrepreneurs of the secondary market, we too are part of it, and our way of consuming and desiring is changing, fueled by marketing strategies that target our psychology. And you, would you ever wait in line for hours to buy a watch, a phone, a pair of shoes?

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Mia Ceran a De Core Podcast - Ep.114

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Perché i Nativi Americani non invasero l’Europa

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Fast fashion, beneficienza e rifiuti

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L’Italiano che Ha Portato Gucci a €10 MILIARDI di Fatturato 👜 Marco Bizzarri, CEO di Gucci

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COLLAPSE of Personal Computing | Investigation Into the Destruction of Ownership

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Bianca Balti: Seductive, Free, and Birkin-Free | I Don't Do It for Fashion

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Youth Gangs in France: Honor, Knives, and Turf Wars | SPIEGEL TV

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Photographer Exposes Instagram VS Reality: Met Gala

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BIG PROBLEMS Ahead for Rolex, OMEGA & the big luxury watch brands

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Swatch x AP? Migliori complicazioni? Crisi del mercato?

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II SEGRETO del successo di IKEA | Storia e strategia di un GIGANTE | Storie di Brand

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La Ferrari che divide il mondo

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Perché ZARA oggi COSTA così TANTO?

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The World's Best Stock Market Is Also Crashing!

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Il segreto dietro il successo di NEW BALANCE | Storie di Brand

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Those Old Dinosaurs - SPUTI podcast

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OpenClaw: The Viral AI Agent that Broke the Internet - Peter Steinberger | Lex Fridman Podcast #491

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La Bottega di Napoli da 40 Milioni: La Vera Storia delle Cravatte Marinella 👔 Alessandro Marinella

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Come IKEA ti MANIPOLA nei suoi NEGOZI

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