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thank god for scalpers <3 without you, i never would’ve experienced the thrill of showing up to a store 30 minutes after opening and seeing nothing but empty shelves and one lonely battle deck nobody wants. truly magical. thank you for teaching kids valuable life lessons too, like: “no, sweetie, you can’t get the etb because a grown man named steven bought 50 of them.” “MSRP is just a myth.” “bots are faster than love.” and honestly, who needs the excitement of opening packs when you can enjoy the even greater excitement of paying 3x retail in a facebook marketplace parking lot deal? your dedication is unmatched. waking up at 5 am. clearing costco pallets like it’s a military operation. pushing around a walmart cart full of product saying “bro i’m just collecting.” inspirational. the pokémon community simply wouldn’t be the same without you turning every release into the hunger games. 🤍

Let me explain Dallas(s) 1. The summers are unbearable and this cannot be understood without moving there. You can't just visit Texas for 3 weeks in peak summer and understand it, because that's not why it's bad. It's bad because it's late October and it's 90+ and you're questioning your sanity as to whether not it will ever end. 2. Dallas' culture, superficially seems good, but once you dig down... 3. Dallas living is about the airport. You save money in Dallas and then fly out all the time because being in Dallas is rough. Airline travel in the US has declined a lot, so this way of life works less well. 4. The driving. It's dangerous. You need a tank and you're going to be sitting in it all the time. Dallas sort of seems like a city but it's not really. It's more like an area. 5. You can trade 3% state income tax for better weather, more trees, and fewer problems. I think Dallas is a solid place to live in a bigger house with A/C and grind for money aggressively for a short period of time and then move out of. Other than that, unless you are tied down there (job, family), I can't recommend it.

pokemon card show bans sealed retail product hope this catches on