Here’s the Air Jordan XX8, which is not a rain shoe

<-----waiting for the first news story about some kid getting beaten up and his XX8s stolen.

I can't believe he's been retired this long and is still relevant in the athletic shoe world.

$250 for a pair of Nikes? How does that break down? $150 for Nike's senior management, $2 for shareholders, $97.75 for Michael Jordan and $0.25 for the 8-year-old kid who made them?

I think the 8 year old kid gets $0.25 per day, not per shoe. But, as long Nike isn't making billions in profits and their executives are being taxed at the wealthy rate, all is good...