I remember the day I saw a vintage Burberry trench in a Tokyo thrift store. The tag said $800, but my wallet screamed no. Back in my cramped Brooklyn apartment, I started researching alternatives. That’s when a friend mentioned mulebuy spreadsheet — a spreadsheet-based platform for buying Chinese goods. Skeptical? Absolutely. But curiosity won. Why Mulebuy Beats StockX and GOAT The fashion resale game is broken. StockX charges fees that eat into your savings, while GOAT’s authentication feels like a lottery. With mulebuy spreadsheet, you bypass middlemen. I found a pair of Margiela Tabi boots for $120 — retail is $1,200. The catch? You navigate a spreadsheet. But once you…