You don't even need to do anything like that at my Walmarts. You could just walk in their warehouse walk around for an hour and no one will even say a thing to you. Hell, one time they just left a pallet full of unboxed figures lying there and after an employee told me it wasn't hsi job to help anyone in toys I started opening up the boxes to see if they included anything I wanted. I had two employees just walk past and say "Hello" while three others didn't even look at me. It was pretty sad that they didn't even realize a customer was unboxing their products. I found what I needed and just left all of the unboxed stuff lying there in the middle of the floor. I stuck around for another 20 minutes waiting to see if an employee would ponder the mess becuase I was going to help him/her pick it up, but instead, a few other employees just walked by ignoring it, so I left.

So... what are they going to do about the exclusive set releasing tomorrow that is sure to sell out in seconds on Target.com? Hell, why did they even USE Target for the SDCC set?

I hope they actually follow through with this soon, but how will this help with their Target exclusive stuff?

Colorado is different from other states though. Being from the Midwest without some connect direct in a store, I’m pretty sure that’s the usual for most of us. It’s just factual. I’ve looked for the Rocksteady/Bebop 2 pack in 4 states given my location with no luck off any Target off the highways exits I would take with Targets. So I get the pain of most collectors. I outside of Don or Raph liked like a few niche characters so my interest is already limited to begin with, but their opinion none the less coincides with mine. From Brighton to Wyoming I can’t find anything in the state of Michigan (though I’ve checked Ohio, Indiana and Illinois as well) with the same results.