OfferUp

This dude's ready to just rip off $180, hand it to you, and take the extra Pokemon.

So the fact that that's happening in the store, I'm already like, fucking let me get on OfferUp, Googler, Marketplace.

People selling them for $145, $150 all day long.

And that's not even premise time.

Go to

OfferUp.

Go to the thrift shops.

Can't buy plastic skeletons anymore.

And so we Basically, for an extra $250 to $350, you can get it delivered from New York to Ohio.

And it's a product that you can't find in your local marketplace, whether it's on Craigslist, OfferUp, Facebook marketplace.

It also weighs, by the way, 400 pounds.

So even if you do find it, good luck.

And that worked for a few different categories.

And then The North Star for that is pretty much you want to show up where people are looking.

So with one button, a seller can cross post from Commonplace onto Facebook Marketplace, onto Craigslist, onto OfferUp, onto Google Shopping ads, ChatGPT ads, as well as Klarna Marketplace ads.

And we basically integrated our catalog into each of these platforms so that it streamlines and adds a listing with the pricing, with the SKU number, with the description and the photos and the videos all pretty seamlessly so that it's displayed wherever people are shopping.

So...

Last week, last episode, if you guys will recall, Christian had come from buying a toy from a local seller off of OfferUp.

Yes.

He had gotten a Marvel Legend Omega Red.

Ever

since like OfferUp and Facebook Marketplace came out, people have been clearing a lot of that shit out.

But not really

because they don't like meeting up with each other.

No, I, uh, we actually have Technogym skill runs.

Um, we also have, we actually have our first treadmill that I acquired from OfferUp or I don't know what it was called back then.

It wasn't OfferUp, it was like Craigslist or something, uh, which was actually a woodway I found and, and, um, fortunate enough that one of the runner who owned it gave it to us for a I don't want to say pennies, but pretty close to.

And we had this one treadmill basically in a closet.

Then it moved over to the dugout at the baseball field.

I recommend some group therapy.

I don't have OfferUp still around.

There used to be this thing called OfferUp.

You get some deals.

I don't know if that's around, but there's got to be some kind of way you can get a discount on the group therapy for the Saab City Clippers back in the day.