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Hi, I visited a shoe repairer the other day just looking for a wallet or purse to keep my lose change in when upon the counter and behind were lots of women's worn shoes, most of them looked like they were being re-heeled. I often wonder with all those worn women's shoes if the shoe worker ever has a shoe sniff or when repairing can notice some aromatic shoe, this would be a job I would love to do but I probably would be caught sniffing all the women's shoes
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Yeah I probably would too..... The thought has crossed my mind many times . I know I'd be alot happier wakin' up in the mornin' to go to work here....
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Well, fellas I had the pleasure to work in a shoe repair shop in the earily 90's while going through a divorce for extra money. I WOULD HAVE WORKED FOR FREE!!!!
I was in heaven with all the pumps and high heels to sniff to my hearts desire. It was located in a mall and the traffic was busy.Our nich was instant shoe repair. Women would stop to get heel taps put on their shoe's while they wait. It seemed I had to always take them in the back room out of sight to remove their "special tap". Fresh warm heels daily. And when I didn't have them I always had the drop-offs. Needless to say I dropped the gate to take alot of brakes and I ALWAYS was willing to work over...LOL
I even had a few ladys that worked at the mall that I would fuck in the back room on a regular basis. Best of all they knew of my foot fetish and would let me induldge myself..
I really think once my oldest daughter graduates from college,I'm going to quit my job and go back to shoe repair..
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Wow !!! someone with experience in the field. I've gotta at least work there, even if it's for one day but I want to feel what you've explained.... "I Want That Feeling...." - Harold Lee (Character played by John Cho from the movie "Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle")
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quote:Originally posted by revolteef: I was in heaven with all the pumps and high heels to sniff to my hearts desire. Fresh warm heels daily. And when I didn't have them I always had the drop-offs.
I even had a few ladys that worked at the mall that I would fuck in the back room on a regular basis. Best of all they knew of my foot fetish and would let me induldge myself
You could write quite a "job" description! Sounds like quite a gig for any sniffer and/or shoe lover.
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Hi guys, Some intresting replies and of course experience with revolteef straight from the worker. I regularly pass a shoe repairer on the way to my job and boy do they get some hot women taking their shoes off there and then I have often gone in the shop just to look but end up buying shoelaces or something, this particular shop always has shoes on the front desk a nose sniff away but still too far. When I see a woman take off her worn shoes I would give anything for just one sniff!
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Nothin' better than to sniff strappy heels fresh from the sweaty foot
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Weird as it sounds I'm actually more suprised to find out shoe repairers are still in business. I've only seen one or two shoe repair shops in my entire life yet millions of places selling shoes.
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There is actually a shoe repair shop in a grocery store right near where I live, but it is the only one I have seen since I was a little kid, which is interesting that they still exist. Like you DennisIsEvil, I've just seen two in my lifetime.
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We have three in my small town in Gloucestershire U.K. my town is only small but they certianly have the business for shoe repairs. The busiest one is on the high street regularly I see this one every day and it always has customers mostly women
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quote:Originally posted by DennisIsEvil: [QB] Weird as it sounds I'm actually more suprised to find out shoe repairers are still in business. I've only seen one or two shoe repair shops in my entire life yet millions of places selling shoes.
They are hanging on by a shoe-string it seems. In todays bargain hungry, throw-away society not many folks even think of repairing shoes any more. I've used them though many times- I've had a pair a dress shoes that the leather uppers have stayed perfetc on, so I keep getting them re-soled. But it wouldn't be a whole lot more to get a new pair now-a-days.
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Who would have thought this thread would have brought so much interest and comment. It could be that the foot-fetish and shoe sniffers are responsible for keeping this entire industry in business......I am not the nut for sniffing ladies shoes, but if I were a cobbler, you can bet your ass that I'd have a merry day every time some hot lady dropped off her heels for a fresh repair. You know a very large percentage of current shoe repairers have got to be from our lot.
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