Higher IQ Walmart?
Chris_Hood Saturday, 11/23/2024
Fully 95% of the desirable real cars were in this bin, not the aisle nor the endcap. Employees looking to discourage those who demand pristine cards? Mostly 2024 Q Case.
Discussion
Redd_Rockett 11/23/24
I hate looking through these stupid bins! I'm 59 but I've never had anyone looking down on me assuming I'm a seller. I don't sell or collect, I'm mainly a customizer. Walmart employees do a whole lot of projecting... they are the ones who snag the new releases from the cases and put them on ebay for $20.
- thats a fact, jack — dr_dodge
- I'll dive into a dump dive bin from atop the Voltron shelf and get digging. If anybody can identify me from my Pro Keds sticking out of the bin I would be flattered. — LobotomyScam
MONGREL_MACHINES 12/1/24
What is the problem with collecting carded cars? Can't we collect both? I don't undertand your point.
- no problem collecting carded, I do, it was about the fact the cards get destroyed in the bins. — dr_dodge
- We can all collect how we best enjoy, be it "Carded" or "Freedom." The thrust of my post was that I found it noteworthy that the hottest castings were merchandised this way. There appears in the retail space an increasing friction between employees and adult collectors: one only has to visit the Reddit communities of those stores for evidence of that. What I saw here seemed to be some response to collectors' behaviour; I could be mistaken — Chris_Hood
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Well put, finding certain cars can be impossible sometimes. A dinged up card is no big deal to me.