在現代節奏快速的生活中，人們常用最簡單的方式完成溝通，一張貼圖往往能取代一句甚至一段話，相較於，用文字打出的「加油」，往往比不上一張熱情洋溢的「加油」貼圖，更容易引起人們的共鳴，一張有趣的貼圖也讓對話不那麼嚴肅，並能增加幽默感，或用於化解尷尬氣氛。
西村優志是一名日本的人氣插畫家，他筆下的角色雖然筆觸簡單，卻充滿強烈的個性與情緒張力，他創作出的 LINE 貼圖角色，也有著很高的知名度，我對他創作出來的「開心熊貓」很有印象，因為我有個喜歡收集各式貼圖的朋友，在過去的某段時間，他都使用「開心熊貓」系列貼圖來表達心情，所以，我對這個貼圖系列，有點印象。
其實，我一開始根本不知道這間快閃店是甚麼主題，直到我認出「開心熊貓」之後，才明白原來是插畫家所創作出角色們的快閃店，一進入店內，沒想到人還不少，店內販售的商品都有限購數量，還有少數的限地發售商品，看來店家已經考慮到可能會有黃牛從中獲利的情況。
這幾年來，只要商品稀有、需求高，就一定會出現黃牛，他們不但讓商品變得昂貴，還間接傷害了品牌與創作者的形象，我沒和黃牛打過交道，也不希望和他們有互動機會，因為，我曾聽過朋友分享她的真實經歷，她曾經熬夜守著開賣網站，只為了搶到心儀的偶像巡迴演唱會的門票，結果系統剛開放不到十秒，所有門票就售罄，但是幾分鐘後，電商平台上就出現該演唱會的門票，不過，價錢卻被炒到三倍以上，她最終只能放棄參與該演唱會的機會，聽完朋友的分享之後，真讓人感到黃牛行為的惡劣及整件事情的不公平。
在店中央區域，我看到堆得像小山高的福袋，讓我蠻好奇福袋的內容物會是甚麼，旁邊的顧客有人興奮地挑選，也有人猶豫不決，我站在那裡看了一會兒，心裡也開始盤算：假如可以拿到實用的東西，那就是一筆划算的交易，但若全是些用不到的小物，可能就成了花錢買驚喜的經驗，最後，我還是決定，不要試自己的手氣比較好，根據過往經驗，我的抽獎運氣，一向不好。
In today’s fast-paced world, people often look for the simplest ways to communicate. A single sticker can easily replace a whole sentence, or even a paragraph. Compared to typing out the words “Good luck”, a lively “Good luck” sticker tends to feel warmer and more encouraging. A funny sticker can also make a conversation less serious, add a bit of humor, or help ease an awkward atmosphere.
Yuji Nishimura is a popular Japanese illustrator whose characters are simple yet full of personality and emotion. His LINE stickers have become quite well-known, and one that really stood out to me was the “Happy Panda” series. I first noticed it because one of my friends, who loves collecting all kinds of stickers, used the “Happy Panda” ones all the time to express different moods. That’s why the series stuck in my memory.
Honestly, I had no idea what the pop-up shop was about at first. It wasn’t until I recognized the “Happy Panda” character that I realized it was a pop-up store featuring Yuji Nishimura’s creations. When I stepped inside, I was surprised by how crowded it was. The shop had a purchase limit for each item and even offered a few location-exclusive products. It seemed like the store had already anticipated that scalpers might try to profit from the limited items.
In recent years, as long as something is rare or in high demand, scalpers always show up. They not only make products more expensive but also damage the reputation of brands and creators. I’ve never personally dealt with scalpers, and I honestly don’t want to. One of my friends once told me a real story. She stayed up all night waiting for the online ticket sale of her favorite idol’s concert. But less than ten seconds after sales opened, the tickets were all sold out. A few minutes later, the same tickets appeared on resale platforms at triple the price. In the end, she had to give up on going. After hearing her story, I truly felt how unfair and disgusting scalper behavior can be.
In the center of the store, I saw a mountain-like pile of lucky bags, and I couldn’t help but wonder what was inside. Some shoppers were excitedly picking theirs, while others looked hesitant. I stood there for a while, thinking to myself: if I got something useful, it’d be a great deal—but if it turned out to be a bunch of things I didn’t need, it’d just be money spent on a surprise. In the end, I decided not to test my luck. Based on past experience, I know my luck with lotteries or lucky draws is never that great.
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关于你朋友抢演唱会票一事，现在的电商已经使用API，调整好时间，电脑会在开放时自动探入抢票。也会自动在商店自动提高价格发货，几乎不必人手动的。闪电动作，其实前后不到一分钟。黄牛党也有职业“道德”，懂得留一手来避开嫌疑。拉叔工作上也面对这种问题，连保险都被黄牛了🤣
至于盲盒般的活动，真的买经验就好😂 拿到没用的，直接拿去♻循环好了。
連保險也有黃牛啊！我還是第一次聽到，至於搶演唱會門票，能夠大家公平競爭的話，甚麼方法我都給個讚 😀
这黄牛炒的价格太高了，我也不喜欢
好可爱，还限购呀，福袋多钱呀？
这些卡通画纸还挺卡哇伊的 贴了满墙的~