“Soul, who are you anyway?” It is written about Omar Adam, who advertises the prices of his products in euros and not in shekels, since on his official website, where he advertises the products, a hoodie for 70 euros, a T-shirt for 40 euros and a hat for 30 were offered for sale. “The man is so detached that he advertises in euros,” “a piece of brat,” “Do you think anyone would buy it in the US?” There is a name like it in abundance “were just some of the angry reactions.
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On the other hand, there were also reactions that sided with Adam and claimed that “what does it matter the price? Whoever wants will buy.” Just for comparison, the price of the hoodie, which stands at 70 euros, is five euros higher than the price of a hoodie by Justin Bieber’s merchandise brand, which costs 65 euros. An American singer’s T-shirt costs 29 euros while a hat 28, prices are significantly lower than those of a man.