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I think one of my favorite things about becoming a reseller is just learning about how much hidden value there is out in like with everyday items. Like, I'm gonna show you some examples and you're just gonna be like, what the fuck? Why would that ever sell for that? So my first example is like, take a look at these, like, Nerf footballs. I used to play with these in middle school and they sell for 40 to 60 dollars. And you could walk past those at a garage sale for 50 cents every day. You would never notice. Now the second one I've known about for but a lot of people probably don't know is Guitar Hero guitars have great value. They sell anywhere from 50 to 150 dollars. I think the Xbox ones sell for more because you don't need they actually Xbox was able to actually like, make them sink to the console, which Playstation did not. You have to have dongles and think. But they're still great. You ever pick them up, great money. This next one's pretty crazy to there's Angry Birds board games out there that sell for 150 to 200 dollars. Like, why I. Like, why I. It's just crazy to me that this you could like, what? These next ones crazy too. It's like there are Nerf guns out there with 50 to 150 that are sitting in every kid. Could be sitting at hundreds of kids toy boxes, thousands of kids toy boxes that don't get used. They're just sitting there worth a hundred dollar bill. It's insane. This one's crazy. I was looking at, uh, weird sold eBay comps on, like, rare toys, and I found this, like, rare saxophone toy for kids that sold for $500. Like, it makes you open and think about opening your eyes more. You like, holy shit, how many fucking toys do I that are worth hundreds of dollars? That are worth hundreds of dollars? But yeah guys, that's just a few examples of stuff that has hidden value. There is so much hidden value in everyday items. Like, when you really open your eyes to it, man. I mean, the. The opportunities are endless at every garage sale, every thrift store you ever go