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Originally Posted by Boba Fettuccini

"that kid" goes to my church and stayed with my family last week. He was 8 years old, knew more about Iron Man than I ever have, and recognized both Cable and Apocalypse when I brought them home from the store. It's kids like that that I left the other Cable and other ool figures for. A collector may nab em first, but there are always kids like us too.

Somehow, the scene with "Kenneth the Badass with a heart of gold" from Family Guy comes to mind. Like I said, rare commodity. Personally, I'm not going to take a chance on "that kid" picking up the toy that I left for him. If you knew him, you should probably have called him or picked it up for him. Instead, the aformentioned scalper was more likely the guy who bought it in the end.

I definitely don't know one in my community. More likely Fatty Arbuckle will find it. Hey, I admire your unfallible optimism. I just don't share this sentiment. We're all free to think what we do. One of these days, I might have something that you want that I bought in excess instead of leaving it for a one out of twenty chance that "that kid" will come in and buy it and you'll appreciate what I do a little more.