Charizard

That's why the sports, the sports...

And even the very, very rare Charizard, you know, they need to sit on them.

But the run-of-the-mill $1,000 fungible cards that are just commodity cards, if they run them through CTC after they crack them and send them in waves, don't send, hey, I've got a submission of 6,300 raw cards here that I just found.

Again, criminals are not stupid.

Trust me, I've been using him.

Charizard's flying fire.

And Kabuskin can learn a flying move,

but he's not flying.

Let's just take that in for a second.

Because it's the 1995, I'm sorry, 1905 bucket shop, which I will get to with a Charizard in it.

Where you can sell ownership in something that you don't physically give somebody access to.

That's a physical, real-world, tangible access.

Well, it's like, you know, the little ones are cute.

Imagine the logistical nightmare of housing a Charizard.

You can't house them.

You just got to let them do that.

They made them all too...

He's actually...

Charizard's, like, 5'6".

What? Yeah, it's crazy.

Speedsters down the hash marks.

Yeah, maybe Charizard at like tight end.

Maybe.

No one picked

My dirty is to re-explore what we talked about earlier with the Jacob Mizorowski Pokemon card thing.

So he said at the All-Star game, you'll remember he had a Charizard card in his glove, like in the webbing of his glove.

And it looked pretty cool.

Then he said ahead of game one, he said he's bringing Pokemon energy to game one of the World Series.

Definitely the flame energy.

What's Charizard's signature move? Fireball.

Bring some fire.

Sorry, buddy.

41 sets.

He had included a Charizard, Brady.

He brought it up.

Mint condition.

and that's the gripe i've always had is that like for a lot of people who are looking at some of these record prices they automatically make the assumption that oh because it's sold at x dollars that means all subsequent cards are going to be valued at x dollars that only works for highly liquid items highly liquid being like multiple transactions in a given few days And that's not happening when there's only like 50 or 100 of these cards in existence.

So like, for example, like the perfect example of this is the first at base Charizard.

The last public auction sale of this card was a couple months ago, I think in May or something for like 475k, something like that, or like 530, something like that.

But that was the last public auction sale.