I don’t think people are surprised that an employee stole cards from the factory. I think people are surprised by the sheer amount of cards the guy was able to steal.
The sheer volume that he managed to get our seems indictive of a conspiracy; a person or persons in security covering for him, someone who was running the printing machine running out extra sheets so the numbers didn't fall short, or even a janitor who was letting him in to fish cards out the trash after they were thrown away as QC 'rejects' and dumped in the regular trash instead of one of those locked Iron Mountain shred boxes. The sheer volume seems to be beyond what you could managed by just slipping a few Shiny Rayquaza cards into your pockets during every shift, especially as these factories take security at least someone seriously. Probably why we're only hearing about it now. There would have to be time for an internal investigation. Edit: spelling
I was getting worried that his Magic 30 pallet fell on him and we weren't going to hear from him again as no one wanted to touch the product and help him get out.
I think I can mention this. It had happened prob ten years ago. I worked at UPS. There was a manager and a superviser that would take packages for gamestop prereleases. They would then sell the games on eBay before the release. The manager... She made 6 figures a year. I even went to high school with her. Very smart woman. The supervisor was a friend of hers. She made good money. Been with the company forever. Anyway, this two numb skulls stole and sold games before their release. USP got them lmao. They put up a box for the shop. Everything looked normal. But, in the boxes they pu GPS trackers. ALSO!!! UPS found out their eBay account and bought a game from them before release. Some people want any sort of money that they will risking giving up good jobs with health care and all that for some idiotic short term gains. makes no sense to me. felt like wring a book :)
When I was younger, my Dad worked for Warner Brothers. When the first pokemon movie released I remember going to his office with him and one of his colleagues found out I played the pokemon ccg. I'm not joking, he opened a draw in that office, and there were at least 300 Egyptian mew cards in there, I got one for me and one for my friend, apparently the rest ended up in the garbage. I wish I'd taken the lot off him!
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The thing I'm surprised about is definitely how he handled it. Literally, all he had to do was sell them off one by one on ebay over the years and he could have gotten millions. He was done working, done worrying, he just won the lottery. Stole the lottery I guess lol but no! He had to be extra greedy. Why? Nice that he got caught though, can't have these things happen all the time.
Theft is not a surprise; especially when it comes to collectibles and cards, BUT the fact no one was pulling these high end cards, and there is stacks there, means that for over a year ppl have been buying maybe searched or “defective” product that may not have had a chance to pull said cards. This could end in a lawsuit over the secondary market.
I pulled a bunch of bangers, people not pulling hits and calling that a fact is a stretch. I guarantee you buy some booster boxes of fusion strike and you are going to pull some hits. Stop exaggerating.
@@MrToco23 That’s not the argument tho, is it? Magic boxes come with a ratio. A written promise that there is a specific % chance of getting a certain type of card. And from that ratio, the customers have expectations of there being a specific % chance at each card on that card list. If that card list, or ratio, is FALSE, it doesn’t matter if there are other good cards. It’s still FRAUD and should be dealt with legally.
@@Wallychans You cant possibly prove this was fraud as it would suggest intent. The company for certain had no idea this was happening, at least the higher ups didnt know. It was a single person or perhaps a handful of people that were in on this and probably all of them factory workers.
@@spicesmuggler2452 You don't have to prove intent for fraud... If the company makes a mistake, and signs off on a guarantee to a customer, just like the ratios on magic the gathering and pokemon, and that ratio is wrong, it doesn't matter if they were purposefully lying or not, their products were defective. I'm not saying press charges, I am saying they should be able to SUE under a civil case for faulty/fraudulent products. If the company doesn't comply, or is caught lying in their defense, then it should be actual fraud at that point with a criminal suite towards the company...
What’s really surprising is the lack of security from the Pokemon manufacturing side with such a big volume of cards. Whether stolen or someone helped someone else, there’s something clearly wrong in the system. But yes, it barely affects Pokemon
Why would those cards be down any %? Wouldnt they be UP, LIKE CRAZY. Because all those hits have been now taken off the market and are out of circulation..... Makes more sense then them going down, if those all entered the market then I could see them going down, but they didn't. They are probably now incinerated or being held as evidence.
Pokemon got the cards back. I think those boxes are going to go up and the cards will go up as now it's assumed that a lot of the hits are out of the market
Pokémon turned this man into a Cubone and offed his mom. Legend has it, he’s stuck in Lavender Town to this day holding one rainbow Mew VMAX in hopes a LGS will buy it for market price to free his mother’s ghost. He knows what he has.
Was piqued my curiosity with this was what it will do to the value of sealed product from that set if it turns out to be true. If it is, that means those cards are removed from circulation, and each pack as a lower rate of pulling the most valuable cards. Now, there are so many packs and so many cards printed this probably wouldn't even affect the price, but if this story were to go mainstream what it would it do to the sentiment of the buyers?
Great video from Edward Bernays. “Don’t let it scare you off from the products, I have thousands of these boxes sealed in storage and my MTG is already dying.”
To me, "the market and financial side" are just refusing to act and will be screwed over in the future as more and more of these incidents are brought to light.
Rudi, havent you talked about Wiz not recognice the secondary market value? Becouse that will trigger gambeling laws? They didnt steal 100000$ value of pokemon cards.. Thy stole 400$ worth of cardboard???? if pokemon company sells gambling to children? Right? Will a judge rule this as xxxxxxxxx$ or 400$ of cardboard?
Wouldn't something like this make those chase cards even more expensive? If so many were taken off the line (assuming they are real) that makes the supply smaller than anticipated. I don't know/care about it too much so I am probably wrong. I just own expensive cardboard.
I can attest to that many people do not realize how much illegal shit goes on. As a junkie I can tell you it is insane how much drug dealing goes on in the open, how obviously certain businesses are money laundering and nobody notices because most people are oblivious to such things and never shed a second thought about what just happened in front of their eyes.
this is why i'm buying nfts like splinterlands and warsaken. can't counterfeit or cheat. once mcap grows large enough then counterfeits become more common and harder to detect. can't do that with NFTs
It doesn't surprise me someone did this...if anything this has probably been going on for a while by a small group and this is "the new guy" who isn't very bright
I don't get how this is shocking. Recently someone got a case with Yu-Gi-Oh! that was full of packs with multiple starlight rare cards (these are chase cards that are 1 per two cases or 24 boxes odds may vary). That's not a factory error. That's a case that was probably marked by insiders in the factory to smuggled out with the rest and be picked up to get the cards out of the factory via a "legitimate" way and was mixed up. People scam because douchebags are everywhere.
This particular incident happened around 2 years ago. The cards were retrieved and destroyed. The printing facility has machines that hold stacks of certain cards and these machines assure that the correct number of each card that TPCI wants to have in the packs are really in the packs. Pretty sure they tracked down the person that stole these cards, and I assume they were fired and dealt with. If anyone wants to know the real facts, watch Rattle Pokemon's recent vids about this. The hit rates weren't affected by the stolen cards.
The Pokémon company and workers have been doing this for years. Set after set. Anyone who thinks this hasn’t happened before must be incompetent and simple minded. 😂 this definitely has been happing for a while now. Pull rates from the past few years definitely makes it evident. You could open 3 cases of booster boxes and still not pull a master set. That In my opinion is ridiculous.
he should get punished for beeing that stupid to sell that all at once.. just sell a few every month maybe open some boxes and sell the cards so it all seems legit. I hate stupid criminals. God i wish i had such an opportunity.. it sucks that always dumb people are able to do such great things
Think its the amount he stole. Maybe thats why fusion strike has the worse pull rates out of any Pokémon set with 0 hit cases, literally can opened a box with 3 Vs. Dude had stacks of over 500 of each copy of alt arts which are 2 copies per case etc.
Obviously only a scumbag would ever steal cards like this BUT why do the thieves always make the mistake of taking pictures of all the stuff they stole and then post it online as if to make sure they get caught? Nobody would have known about this if the thief sold the cards individually online 1 at a time/at card shops. It would seem that patience is key...
The definite surprise to me was how stupid the guy was to offload so much. Am I surprised he did it? Nope, greed is a big thing plus money makes people do very stupid things (in this case the idiot caught).
@@monkey39128 I assume the guy who brought them into the store may be somewhere down the chain from the actual thief. The cards ended up in the hands of an idiot who ruined it for all of them.
Haven't we seen this quite a bit down the years? You get stuff like WOTC uncut sheets on the market occasionally. Also, we had that guy who had a stack of hundreds of Zard holos and claimed he pulled them all. 😂
I don't think anyone really cares about the thief dude. The real question is - did Pokemon knowingly release a print run with no hits (because they got stolen)? If they did and did not tell anyone, then it really questions the value of their product.
not how it would work, they print X number of hits for X number of packs and they have dedicated slots in the packing machines. 0% chance it affected pull rates.
People aren't shocked at the thieves. They're shocked that the Pokémon Company would not have processes in place to prevent something like this from even being remotely possible. A billion dollar IP, and someone within the production or distribution levels are able to steal that many chase cards, and get them out of the facility, is a fricking joke.
I ain't got time to worry about what illegal stuff is going on in the cars around me. I'm busy worrying about whatever illegal shenanigans I'm involved with at the moment
Imagine Pokemon taking all this cards out, and Burning them, Evolving Skies & Fusion Strike to the MOON 🥴🇩🇰❤️ Dont sleep on these 2 sets, going forward in expanded 👍🏻👀
It was probably really easy to steal those cards but the person that stole it is just plain dumb. Trying to offload everything to the same place at once.
Terrible take... People are surprised that they were able to steal so much so easily without the company realising anything happened... And therefore the questions that arise
Absolutely agree. People who go the dishonest route may profit off of their malice, but they will fall in the long game. It affects your person & the people around you. Seeing the fear in peoples behaviors of constantly trying not to get found out. Having true peace of mind into being honest & having no worry is something you can't put a price on. Play the long & slow game. You may not be a major blockbuster success, but you will be far more successful than everyone else who falls around you. Stability & truth. Good mental & physical health. "Wealth gained hastily will dwindle, but whoever gathers little by little will increase it.” -Proverbs 13:11
Hey Rudy! Yeah actually i was pretty surprised that such a big number of cards was been stolen. And i think its important to be upset about it, even if you are right that this happens all the time. Keep on you work, greetings from germany!
What's surprising to me is why he didn't go to a shady dealer like petesfootball they would have bought them all dirt cheap and no one would have heard a word and he would have unloaded all his stolen shit scott free
I don’t think people are surprised that an employee stole cards from the factory. I think people are surprised by the sheer amount of cards the guy was able to steal.
True, I knew these cards are a lot of money and that makes people want to steal them. But like literally showboxes full of top dollar cards is crazy
The sheer volume that he managed to get our seems indictive of a conspiracy; a person or persons in security covering for him, someone who was running the printing machine running out extra sheets so the numbers didn't fall short, or even a janitor who was letting him in to fish cards out the trash after they were thrown away as QC 'rejects' and dumped in the regular trash instead of one of those locked Iron Mountain shred boxes. The sheer volume seems to be beyond what you could managed by just slipping a few Shiny Rayquaza cards into your pockets during every shift, especially as these factories take security at least someone seriously.
Probably why we're only hearing about it now. There would have to be time for an internal investigation.
Edit: spelling
You pretty much wrote what I was about to wite verbatim.
That and why he allegedly didn't just try and sell them a couple at a time. Could have milked it for years.
Dude was set for years. Just sell a few cards a month. Probably better for society that most criminals are stupid.
You can always tell when you are halfway through a Rudy video when he goes "Before I cut the video off here I just wanna say real quick"
I was getting worried that his Magic 30 pallet fell on him and we weren't going to hear from him again as no one wanted to touch the product and help him get out.
I was surprised that someone would be that dumb with untraceable money on the table.
Right? Go to a coin store, say you have discretionary income, pay with cash, and ride off into the sunset
I think I can mention this. It had happened prob ten years ago. I worked at UPS. There was a manager and a superviser that would take packages for gamestop prereleases. They would then sell the games on eBay before the release. The manager... She made 6 figures a year. I even went to high school with her. Very smart woman. The supervisor was a friend of hers. She made good money. Been with the company forever.
Anyway, this two numb skulls stole and sold games before their release. USP got them lmao. They put up a box for the shop. Everything looked normal. But, in the boxes they pu GPS trackers. ALSO!!! UPS found out their eBay account and bought a game from them before release.
Some people want any sort of money that they will risking giving up good jobs with health care and all that for some idiotic short term gains. makes no sense to me.
felt like wring a book :)
Things that didn't happen for 500
@@noahbriske839 Think what ever you want. Im not going to post names and places of a theft to prove to someone online that doubts me.
@@noahbriske839 why would he make this up? 🤡
If true this is hilarious. Got what they deserved.
When I was younger, my Dad worked for Warner Brothers. When the first pokemon movie released I remember going to his office with him and one of his colleagues found out I played the pokemon ccg. I'm not joking, he opened a draw in that office, and there were at least 300 Egyptian mew cards in there, I got one for me and one for my friend, apparently the rest ended up in the garbage. I wish I'd taken the lot off him!
"Doing bad things in the car" is an American pastime.
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Rudy's background always catches my eye. It's a lot to take in...but the silver always gets me.
Totally agree
The smart investor is always cognizant of what's in Rudy's backgrounds.
If you watch Rudy's videos backwards, most of them are about a guy who breaks a woman's dishwasher and then leaves.
The thing I'm surprised about is definitely how he handled it.
Literally, all he had to do was sell them off one by one on ebay over the years and he could have gotten millions. He was done working, done worrying, he just won the lottery. Stole the lottery I guess lol but no! He had to be extra greedy. Why? Nice that he got caught though, can't have these things happen all the time.
Theft is not a surprise; especially when it comes to collectibles and cards, BUT the fact no one was pulling these high end cards, and there is stacks there, means that for over a year ppl have been buying maybe searched or “defective” product that may not have had a chance to pull said cards. This could end in a lawsuit over the secondary market.
I pulled a bunch of bangers, people not pulling hits and calling that a fact is a stretch. I guarantee you buy some booster boxes of fusion strike and you are going to pull some hits. Stop exaggerating.
I hit an alt gengar yesterday
@@MrToco23 That’s not the argument tho, is it?
Magic boxes come with a ratio. A written promise that there is a specific % chance of getting a certain type of card. And from that ratio, the customers have expectations of there being a specific % chance at each card on that card list.
If that card list, or ratio, is FALSE, it doesn’t matter if there are other good cards. It’s still FRAUD and should be dealt with legally.
@@Wallychans You cant possibly prove this was fraud as it would suggest intent. The company for certain had no idea this was happening, at least the higher ups didnt know. It was a single person or perhaps a handful of people that were in on this and probably all of them factory workers.
@@spicesmuggler2452 You don't have to prove intent for fraud...
If the company makes a mistake, and signs off on a guarantee to a customer, just like the ratios on magic the gathering and pokemon, and that ratio is wrong, it doesn't matter if they were purposefully lying or not, their products were defective.
I'm not saying press charges, I am saying they should be able to SUE under a civil case for faulty/fraudulent products. If the company doesn't comply, or is caught lying in their defense, then it should be actual fraud at that point with a criminal suite towards the company...
I think it’s funny that they tried to unload that many copies of a card like that. How dumb do you have to be if your gonna sell them.
They could have been eating good every day if they'd offloaded one a day
What’s really surprising is the lack of security from the Pokemon manufacturing side with such a big volume of cards. Whether stolen or someone helped someone else, there’s something clearly wrong in the system. But yes, it barely affects Pokemon
I’m never surprised anymore. People are people and have always made these choices.
Eldritch Moon panic related all over again.
Gotta steal them all....
😭☠️💀😂🤣
Why would those cards be down any %? Wouldnt they be UP, LIKE CRAZY. Because all those hits have been now taken off the market and are out of circulation..... Makes more sense then them going down, if those all entered the market then I could see them going down, but they didn't. They are probably now incinerated or being held as evidence.
Pokemon got the cards back. I think those boxes are going to go up and the cards will go up as now it's assumed that a lot of the hits are out of the market
Pokémon turned this man into a Cubone and offed his mom. Legend has it, he’s stuck in Lavender Town to this day holding one rainbow Mew VMAX in hopes a LGS will buy it for market price to free his mother’s ghost.
He knows what he has.
💀💀
Lmao
I would feel like the price would increase knowing that a huge percentage of the hits were never released. Making the existing prints more limited.
I'm surprised at the offloading idiocy.
One at a time for guaranteed income over years or all at once to guarantee I get caught... I'll take the 2nd option please.
You've wrapped my innocent little mind 😢. Hahahaha
Was piqued my curiosity with this was what it will do to the value of sealed product from that set if it turns out to be true. If it is, that means those cards are removed from circulation, and each pack as a lower rate of pulling the most valuable cards. Now, there are so many packs and so many cards printed this probably wouldn't even affect the price, but if this story were to go mainstream what it would it do to the sentiment of the buyers?
Ruddy was here.
Great video from Edward Bernays. “Don’t let it scare you off from the products, I have thousands of these boxes sealed in storage and my MTG is already dying.”
Camera so good you can see the fuzz stuck to this tacos cheek
so surprised someone yoinked a box of cards :o
To me, "the market and financial side" are just refusing to act and will be screwed over in the future as more and more of these incidents are brought to light.
First! Thank you for continuously making videos Rudy. :)
Those cards were found in a dumpster at the factory....
A cop got caught stealing pokemon from target and walmarts. Anything is possible
Rudi, havent you talked about Wiz not recognice the secondary market value? Becouse that will trigger gambeling laws? They didnt steal 100000$ value of pokemon cards.. Thy stole 400$ worth of cardboard????
if pokemon company sells gambling to children? Right? Will a judge rule this as xxxxxxxxx$ or 400$ of cardboard?
I think the guy should be forgiven. It's hard fueling a taco habit.
Wouldn't something like this make those chase cards even more expensive? If so many were taken off the line (assuming they are real) that makes the supply smaller than anticipated. I don't know/care about it too much so I am probably wrong. I just own expensive cardboard.
damn the resolution is more visible thank my eye sight irl
Exactly, people exaggerate everything and love to make drama on social media lmao its ridiculous.
Surprised he was smart enough to steal hundreds of each of those cards but also stupid enough to sell them all at once 😂
Sometimes I don't think Rudy can hear himself sometimes, that's ok it makes me laugh
I can attest to that many people do not realize how much illegal shit goes on. As a junkie I can tell you it is insane how much drug dealing goes on in the open, how obviously certain businesses are money laundering and nobody notices because most people are oblivious to such things and never shed a second thought about what just happened in front of their eyes.
I think ppl are surprised how much modern alt arts are over printed to oblivion, they didn’t want to believe it Rudy.
demand is so high the print run doesn't matter
lol @ me doing lines off my cell phone on the highway hoping other motorists don't notice. -.-
Only thing going to the moon is how many cards are being printed
this is why i'm buying nfts like splinterlands and warsaken. can't counterfeit or cheat. once mcap grows large enough then counterfeits become more common and harder to detect. can't do that with NFTs
Ok Richard Ryan
My take away is I need to drive over to Jax, buy beers and fucking have a good time! :)
Wall Street Kid, it that like the Star Wars Kid?
Do you have swollen lymph nodes? Or Doritos
Saying it as it is! Respect 👊
It doesn't surprise me someone did this...if anything this has probably been going on for a while by a small group and this is "the new guy" who isn't very bright
I know they didn't steal my S8A-P 001/025
Those were searched
I don't get how this is shocking. Recently someone got a case with Yu-Gi-Oh! that was full of packs with multiple starlight rare cards (these are chase cards that are 1 per two cases or 24 boxes odds may vary). That's not a factory error. That's a case that was probably marked by insiders in the factory to smuggled out with the rest and be picked up to get the cards out of the factory via a "legitimate" way and was mixed up. People scam because douchebags are everywhere.
People arent "surprised" they are concerned that the hits were taken from the booster boxes and pokemon released them to public anyways.
This particular incident happened around 2 years ago. The cards were retrieved and destroyed. The printing facility has machines that hold stacks of certain cards and these machines assure that the correct number of each card that TPCI wants to have in the packs are really in the packs. Pretty sure they tracked down the person that stole these cards, and I assume they were fired and dealt with. If anyone wants to know the real facts, watch Rattle Pokemon's recent vids about this. The hit rates weren't affected by the stolen cards.
Glad someone said it. 👏
It was Rudy!
The Pokémon company and workers have been doing this for years. Set after set. Anyone who thinks this hasn’t happened before must be incompetent and simple minded. 😂 this definitely has been happing for a while now. Pull rates from the past few years definitely makes it evident. You could open 3 cases of booster boxes and still not pull a master set. That In my opinion is ridiculous.
Pokémon covering something up its surprising because Pokémon released a statement so u know there hiding something
I mean... this is surprising!
I wonder if Rudy's going to make a video about the auction of Tyler the Great Warrior-card.
He better! The card has wilder hair then he does!
he should get punished for beeing that stupid to sell that all at once.. just sell a few every month maybe open some boxes and sell the cards so it all seems legit. I hate stupid criminals. God i wish i had such an opportunity.. it sucks that always dumb people are able to do such great things
You're the king, more Pokemon videos please! Time for chimichangas.
Think its the amount he stole. Maybe thats why fusion strike has the worse pull rates out of any Pokémon set with 0 hit cases, literally can opened a box with 3 Vs. Dude had stacks of over 500 of each copy of alt arts which are 2 copies per case etc.
Pokémon is not blue chip yet, but it has to be damn close. 🤑😘
If anything, this will push the prices of those alt arts up due to the perceived increase in rarity of the hits.
God dammit I thought he was going to say something interesting got me again rudy.
Obviously only a scumbag would ever steal cards like this BUT why do the thieves always make the mistake of taking pictures of all the stuff they stole and then post it online as if to make sure they get caught? Nobody would have known about this if the thief sold the cards individually online 1 at a time/at card shops. It would seem that patience is key...
Your amazing hairline is behind the scenes 😎
I demand to be refunded for the 0 amount of fusion strike products I purchased
Lol you should of bought fusion strike cases they are 1700 a case today when they use to be 700 lol
The definite surprise to me was how stupid the guy was to offload so much. Am I surprised he did it? Nope, greed is a big thing plus money makes people do very stupid things (in this case the idiot caught).
probably had some mafia poke gang pushing him for some cash and he had to liquidate fast to make his plane tickets out of country.
Yeah it's mental. He could've just sold one a month and had an income for life. Foolish fellow.
@@monkey39128 I assume the guy who brought them into the store may be somewhere down the chain from the actual thief. The cards ended up in the hands of an idiot who ruined it for all of them.
He just wanted the clout boss nobody is this stupid
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Don't you know what happened ? Detective pikachu does 😀👍
Shocked pikachu face
Haven't we seen this quite a bit down the years? You get stuff like WOTC uncut sheets on the market occasionally. Also, we had that guy who had a stack of hundreds of Zard holos and claimed he pulled them all. 😂
Allegedly
You should put "game pieces" in your background!!
I don't think anyone really cares about the thief dude. The real question is - did Pokemon knowingly release a print run with no hits (because they got stolen)? If they did and did not tell anyone, then it really questions the value of their product.
its gonna definitely scare some collectors away. maybe wotc can flaunt their stuff on quality control and bring in some fresh blooded collectors.
not how it would work, they print X number of hits for X number of packs and they have dedicated slots in the packing machines. 0% chance it affected pull rates.
People aren't shocked at the thieves. They're shocked that the Pokémon Company would not have processes in place to prevent something like this from even being remotely possible. A billion dollar IP, and someone within the production or distribution levels are able to steal that many chase cards, and get them out of the facility, is a fricking joke.
Rudy cover Tyler the Great Warrior
Rudy there's something on your left cheek and it's bothering me. Love the content btw
I ain't got time to worry about what illegal stuff is going on in the cars around me. I'm busy worrying about whatever illegal shenanigans I'm involved with at the moment
Can we do a video on rudy stolen hair story ?
If you think this is it... Modern is screwed.
Imagine Pokemon taking all this cards out, and Burning them, Evolving Skies & Fusion Strike to the MOON 🥴🇩🇰❤️
Dont sleep on these 2 sets, going forward in expanded 👍🏻👀
You do realize that a large portion of people here have no idea what happened with this Pokemon thing?
It was probably really easy to steal those cards but the person that stole it is just plain dumb. Trying to offload everything to the same place at once.
Timmy's gonna Tim
Terrible take... People are surprised that they were able to steal so much so easily without the company realising anything happened... And therefore the questions that arise
True, I think the quantity is more worrying than the fact that it happened.
Not everyone sees in 360 degrees
I have the full details, Rudy. You need to watch more Remi Pokemon. ;)
Rudy, my usb headphones was unplugged and was fighting my audio through 99% of this... you are 100% correct
How have I not heard about ;-;
project diablo 2 season 7 is about to start
Thank goodness this person was a complete moron and tried to unload them all at once. The sheer numbers alone made it suspicious.
You should make a video about this fed now stuff
Inflation at all time high? no not really
Absolutely agree. People who go the dishonest route may profit off of their malice, but they will fall in the long game. It affects your person & the people around you. Seeing the fear in peoples behaviors of constantly trying not to get found out. Having true peace of mind into being honest & having no worry is something you can't put a price on. Play the long & slow game. You may not be a major blockbuster success, but you will be far more successful than everyone else who falls around you. Stability & truth. Good mental & physical health.
"Wealth gained hastily will dwindle, but whoever gathers little by little will increase it.”
-Proverbs 13:11
Who was surprised? You didn't mention who?
Ostrich syndrome
Hey Rudy! Yeah actually i was pretty surprised that such a big number of cards was been stolen. And i think its important to be upset about it, even if you are right that this happens all the time. Keep on you work, greetings from germany!
What's surprising to me is why he didn't go to a shady dealer like petesfootball they would have bought them all dirt cheap and no one would have heard a word and he would have unloaded all his stolen shit scott free
All the pokemon perverts are out flashing their junk in public in hopes of being offered the next big score.
weirdoes, i only flash my junk in private