Selling his Game Collection FOR A CAR

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Where do you get those stickers since you rate them so highly. I'm planning on vending next year but I don't wanna put stickers on games if they're gonna end up being like gamestop stickers

Did the retro Rick channel get hacked again? Cant seem to find it or did I miss something?

Gutting new games just like Gamestop is a shame. The reasoning of a lack of space when you have a huge storefront and you have moved entire sections around before to optimize sales. Sure you are selling them as used instead of new at that point but why "crack" them in the first place? Gotta get a bunch of free gold points from each cartridge for additional merchandise to sell? If you aren't worried about the small difference between the new and used value of the game, keep it sealed and sell it for the used price to promote as a deal for your customers?

See yall in October!

WD40 the stickers instead of ripping the plastic like that.

Try taking a heat gun on low, stickers should come off a lot easier. Just gotta watch the heat.

That’s about $9.50 GameStop trade in value 😂

$5 off an item in the store? Lol

I know how he feels. My car needs a new engine. So I’ve been listing a bunch of stuff for sale especially my personal stuff but life happens.

The banter between rick and his kid is funny .

Resellers love this. Hes pretty happy to put food on his table, a roof over his head, and more games in his collection but, I mourn. Its interesting to see his reaction and Ive seen in other YouTube videos like this.

In a separate universe, in my experience anyway, when I bought my bike everyone around me told me: "Dude, you're world has opened up to a group of friends you never even knew you had" which is crazy! (With the exception of Speed bikes) A brotherhood unlike any made up of complete strangers with a simple signal of identification and they fire it right back. Doesnt matter what cruiser youre riding, its pretty amazing. If youre on the side of the road, theres an understanding, they stop for you and you stop for them (unless its a club then theyre covered, stay out of their business) but theyll stop to make sure you're good. I learned shortly in, even if youre trading up for something else, I was told what an unforgettable feeling it is to have to let that iron horse go, its a really crappy feeling you dont know until it hits.

When COVID hit, I had to survive, I had to put a roof over my head and pay rent, I lost my job and it was just me and what I had of value was my car (I couldnt sell because I had to get around), my kit I was learning to play only about 4 months in, and my bike. I remember what a crappy feeling it was to have to sell both just to pay rent, RENT, not a house payment that was my investment. As I sold them both off, even my kit the guy that bought it from me was actually a former inmate that had been rehabilitated and this was his way of staying straight and keeping his mind clear and focused on something other than drugs. He knew what I was having to part with and saw my apartment as it had never before been like a hurricane hsd gone through as I was boxing up trying to get ready to get somewhere I could balance my life. He offered a lot more than what I was asking and took the time to talk about our mutual interest and that I was having to surrender it just to live.

The bike was next…. And I finally understood what theyd been telling me. Id been riding, then, for 10 years and the time came I had to sell her and it was a crappy feeling. People had asked me years just coming up to me or stopping out front of my home knocking on my door and asking if I was interesting in selling her and I told them NOPE. Even for an upgrade I would've kept her but, I needed money to pay bills. The guy sat and talked bikes with me for a while knowing exactly how it felt. A brotherhood of empathy. Its a feeling they don't ever like either and neither did I but promised on both occasions theyd be going to a good home to be appreciated.

So, every time I see something like this, I know how it feels to have to sell your long time hobby. Reseller its a great day, hes gonna make money, but I know exactly how it feels, and resellers are giving you as little as they can get away with ro maximize their profit, return on investment. It sucks having to see this happen to people because I know it all too well. Poor guy…. And ya try and mask it. To sell online youre paying a lot in shipping and in time….. So hes loving his big scores but, yeah, interesting to watch businessmen deal with instances like this. Ergh….. Poor guy…..

I TOTALLY FORGOT ABOUT THAT INTERACTOR! I had one growing up. It is pretty much a subwoofer that you wear on your back and it just kicks you based on the noises in the game. Pretty cool. Thanks for the nostalgia bomb!

Nice to see CRTs being preserved. Still got a Sony 27" WEGA CRT that I use with my retro consoles.

3:52 PLAEING A GAMMMEYY 😂😂😂

Had the interactor as a kid it is just a speaker on your back. It was a large disappointment.