They allegedly kept his LEGO

They allegedly kept his LEGO. You can sue us, but by suing us, you'll spend more money on court than your collection's even worth. How were the LEGO sets missing? It's kind of being debated how much the LEGO sets are actually worth. And he already got paid out $17,000 from the previous owner, so he wasn't owed $200,000, but that's just an easy number to use. But he puts his LEGO sets in the store, and the store didn't have enough money to buy them from him. So they said, let's do a consignment. So they're still your LEGO sets, but every time one gets sold, you keep like 70% and we'll keep like the other percent as a thank you for selling them for us. And so it's working out fine. He already got paid $17,000, and every time sets would get sold, he'd get the majority of the money, they keep a small amount. But then corporate comes over and takes over the store for whatever reason. That's not really any of Brian's or my business. I guess there was a business dispute that's completely unrelated. So they take over the store and they said, everything in the store is now ours, including these sets that were at the stores to give him. You know, it'd be similar if I parked my car in their parking lot, like they don't just get my car. It's not their car, they sell that. It's my car. Yeah, right. His LEGOs are kind of like, yeah, a car parked in the parking lot. They don't just get his LEGOs, but they're claiming they do. So when he shows up, he's like, hey, can I have my LEGOs back? And they say, no, these are our LEGOs now. This is our inventory. And he's like, what do you mean? And he's like, I have this contract. And like, well, we're not a part of this contract. In order for us to be under agreement, we have to sign something, and we didn't sign this contract. So we don't have to follow the contract because we didn't sign it. What they are failing to understand is when they take over the business, they take over any of the agreements that are in the business, including that contract. So since they took over the business, they are taking over that contract. Their response to that is, well, if you want your LEGOs back, you can sue us, but by suing us, you'll spend more money on court than your collection's even worth, and you'll just lose money. So you'll lose time, money. It'd be much easier if you just let us keep the LEGO sets.