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"If you&amp;#x27;ve ever wondered why Target&amp;#x27;s designer collaborations sell out within moments of hitting the selling floor, well, check out this video&amp;amp;#8212;it shows a man and a woman at a Miami area Target store buying up all the Jason Wu for Target stock that arrived in stores Sunday morning. What do you think? Is this fair play? Or is this totally wrong? Blogger Electric Blogarella was on the scene and reports:These people, who the mob of angry shoppers dubbed &amp;amp;#8220;The Vultures Who Ruined Jason Wu for Target,&amp;amp;#8221; came in and took everything. And by everything, I mean everything except what the few of us were able to grab before he did. It all happened so quickly, none of us knew where everything went. We just saw a wannabe mastermind duo with two carts and everything from the collection in it. And that&amp;amp;#8217;s when things got ugly. A woman, who had been waiting in line as long as the rest of us, said she wasn&amp;amp;#8217;t going to tolerate that and took something out of the vultures&amp;amp;#8217; carts. The male vulture showed her. Her husband threatened him. The police got involved. And then the insults started to fly. The rest of us who were shopping for ourselves with no plans to resell got mad. How was it fair that this guy was taking everything and then telling people around him they could &amp;amp;#8220;buy it off him outside?&amp;amp;#8221; The angry mob called over the management and asked them to intervene. And they did. They took him aside and told him it wasn&amp;amp;#8217;t allowed. But a call to corporate Target told them they were not allowed to enforce such a limit on items. And then we were back to square one. You guys, I&amp;#x27;m not going to lie, this makes me super-angry. The whole point of Target&amp;#x27;s designer collaborations is to bring designer fashions to everyone at affordable prices&amp;amp;#8212;these people who buy up the store&amp;#x27;s entire stock and then reselling it at a marked-up priced either &amp;quot;outside,&amp;quot; or on eBay (remember that whole Missoni for Target scandal??) are totally going against the spirit of high-low designer collaborations. What do you think? Do you think stores should enforce limits on how many pieces of special collections people should be allowed to buy? Do you think what this couple did was fair? Sound off in the comments! PLUS... &amp;amp;#183; $50 and under: 19 pretty spring things coming to a Target near you &amp;amp;#183; Target&amp;#x27;s next designer collaboration unveiled: Miami&amp;#x27;s the Webster boutique &amp;amp;#183; Jason Wu for Target: all 16 looks plus prices!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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