Beginning of the week, beginning of the episode, sorry.
So that's the tip of the week.
This thing that...
So I'm a very introverted person.
I don't like going outside.
I don't like touching grass.
If I could live in my house and be fine and not go crazy, that's cool with me.
I would love it.
But I would have to say within the last... year or so when I have started going to card shows, I have learned so much more of the hobby than I have ever had before.
And I feel like I have grown tremendously as a collector.
But just by going to card shows, you learn so much.
I get a good glimpse of what's coming or what's happening in the sphere that we're in, Pokemon, other TCG sports.
Just by going to card shows, I started taking notes of what am I not seeing a lot of? What am I seeing a lot of? And that's kind of like been very beneficial to me in learning where I should be diverting money and moving funds.
So even if you've never been to a card show before, it's very intimidating your first time around.
You walk up to a vendor, a person that you have never met before, you have to strike up a superficial conversation.
I don't like that.
I kind of just try to go get it done as quickly as possible.
But some people like to chat.
So you have to kind of like... build that personal relationship.
But yeah, if you, I think you should go to card shows.
There's always a card show going on every single weekend, wherever you live.
You can go online, find, just search your city or your state card show.
You'll get like a gigantic Google calendar that will show you all the card shows happening.
And there's always something going on every single weekend, regardless of where you live.
So that's my investment tip of the week.
Beginning of the week, beginning of the episode, sorry.
So that's the tip of the week.
This thing that...
So I'm a very introverted person.
I don't like going outside.
I don't like touching grass.
If I could live in my house and be fine and not go crazy, that's cool with me.
I would love it.
But I would have to say within the last... year or so when I have started going to card shows, I have learned so much more of the hobby than I have ever had before.
And I feel like I have grown tremendously as a collector.
But just by going to card shows, you learn so much.
I get a good glimpse of what's coming or what's happening in the sphere that we're in, Pokemon, other TCG sports.
Just by going to card shows, I started taking notes of what am I not seeing a lot of? What am I seeing a lot of? And that's kind of like been very beneficial to me in learning where I should be diverting money and moving funds.
So even if you've never been to a card show before, it's very intimidating your first time around.
You walk up to a vendor, a person that you have never met before, you have to strike up a superficial conversation.
I don't like that.
I kind of just try to go get it done as quickly as possible.
But some people like to chat.
So you have to kind of like... build that personal relationship.
But yeah, if you, I think you should go to card shows.
There's always a card show going on every single weekend, wherever you live.
You can go online, find, just search your city or your state card show.
You'll get like a gigantic Google calendar that will show you all the card shows happening.
And there's always something going on every single weekend, regardless of where you live.
So that's my investment tip of the week.
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