October 2, 2023 • 47 mins
From toy meetups to fan conventions, the world of toy collecting and reselling is a treasure trove of fascinating stories and unique business insights. We're chatting with Michael and Jaden of Eject Toys, the dynamic duo who transformed their childhood passion into a thriving business. They're here to share their journey swapping, selling, and scoring incredible deals on everything, from vintage GI Joes to the latest and greatest Transformers.
This episode is not just about toys. It's about the psychology of retail, the impact of social media trends, and the rise of 3D printing technology. Hear how Michael and Jaden navigate the evolution of their industry, adapt their strategies in an internet-driven marketplace, and harness the power of hashtags to reach toy lovers worldwide. Plus, we'll get their take on how another wave of Transformers mania is shaping the current toy landscape.
Finally, we veer from the business side of things to discuss the sheer fun of it all - the comic-cons, the cosplay, the nostalgia-driven joy of unboxing a cherished childhood toy. It's a conversation that celebrates the importance of pursuing your passions, of turning what you love into what you do every day. Join us for an unforgettable trip down memory lane with Michael and Jaden, as they take us behind the scenes of Eject Toys, their nostalgic and exciting world of toy collecting and trading.
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Heavy D (00:00):
On your break today.
Michael and Jaden are in studio.
They're toy collectors, toyresellers, Having a great time
doing that.
Rhino's off tonight, but stillgot a good show for you Time to
clock out for lunch.
Welcome in to our paid lunch.
(00:36):
Thanks for spending your breakwith us.
I'm Heavy D Rhino's off still,but in studio.
I've got Michael and Jaden andthey're there.
What are you guys doing?
Mike (00:51):
So we run a small business called Eject Toys.
We buy, sell, trade toys.
We recently just started out.
We're mainly dealing withtransformers.
Anybody out there messes aroundwith those?
Heavy D (01:11):
Well, you love transformers.
Oh yeah, I love the two of them.
I've never seen them as a kid,yeah.
Mike (01:16):
I mean literally one of my first memories.
Man is like messing around withtransformers and there's a
picture of me, man, when I waslike one or two years old.
We were at a dog show there atRiverside Park.
Heavy D (01:28):
That's a weird, that's a weird memory.
Mike (01:29):
Yeah, well, like there's a picture of me and I've got a
transformer there, and thesummer actually got to meet the
voice actor for that specifictransformer and I got to show
him that picture and he thoughtit was really cool.
So that's awesome yeah.
Heavy D (01:46):
I don't think I do anything cool like that.
It's expensive, yeah, but well,you guys are, I mean you're
doing really cool shit, thoughLike I like what you're doing.
Mike (01:56):
Yeah, we just started it out, man Me and my best friend
here, jaden Toliver.
Heavy D (02:02):
Oh, we're doing last names.
Now people are going to findyou.
What's your address?
Jayden (02:05):
I've been doxxed again.
Heavy D (02:06):
What it's your address.
I'm going to change your lastname to his last name.
Yeah, see if people can figurethat out.
Mike (02:13):
Michael Toliver, I'm coming.
I am, I'm coming.
But we kind of just started outcollecting man and it just got
out of hand and we just startedgetting so much extra stuff and
buying lots out from people.
That and access to it right sowe've got a lot of access to it.
Internet is a great tool, Imean, and just not even the
(02:38):
internet a lot of local peopleunderstatement of the day.
They the internet.
When they find transformers,they message me on Facebook like
how you want these?
And.
Heavy D (02:47):
I'm there, well, and it works too, because I
immediately think of you guyswhen I like, when I see any
transformers, like anything, I'mlike oh yeah, I mean some guys
would like this.
Mike (02:54):
I'm for the transformers guys.
Heavy D (02:56):
Yeah, you 100% are the transformers guys.
Mike (03:00):
But we just started out and they started getting way too
much stuff and it just turnedout and then we're like, man, we
get, we got to get rid of this.
Like not so much aboutfinancial problem, just space.
Heavy D (03:15):
And yeah, well, it doesn't hurt that you can make
money doing something.
Yeah, exactly.
Jayden (03:19):
So, like the way that we were looking at it was like
we'd find a lot that had likefour things that we wanted in it
and the lot would be worth lessthan what those four things
were worth Like.
Heavy D (03:31):
We just get these for free, essentially, and just sell
the rest of it, you know yeah,and that right, and you still
feels like you're collecting andnot like oh yeah.
Mike (03:38):
Yeah.
Heavy D (03:39):
And we're both like it's getting the stuff that you
want to get and yeah, and theway where we do it.
Mike (03:46):
that way, man, we don't have to worry about necessarily
making money.
Right, like obviously we needto make money to keep it going,
yeah.
Heavy D (03:58):
But like we don't have to rely on Well, you're just
trying to fund you buying toys.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, we're justtrying to fund you guys buying
toys.
Yeah, exactly what we're doing,and you both know kind of like
the line between scalping andand like selling shit to people
who love toys.
Jayden (04:16):
We sell everything just about at a 10 or 15 percent
below margin.
Heavy D (04:22):
Yeah, and it's I mean, and there's like a different
that to me, that always, that'salways like a mentality, more
than you know what I mean.
Yeah, so I'm obviously notscalping this shit.
Mike (04:30):
I'm just trying to sell you shit, you like calm down,
yeah, and you know, if somebodycomes to the table they're like
I want these four things.
I give them one hell of adiscount, like.
Heavy D (04:39):
I've.
I'm always like uh, so I lovetoys.
Obviously I'm part of like that.
The page, the whole reason.
You know you guys has a lot todo with it Is there's a Facebook
page that you know just what isthe Appalachian toy group.
Mike (04:53):
It's Appalachian toy collectors.
Heavy D (04:54):
Yeah, dan here actually one of the big admins in the
group, so you know, yeah, I knowyou all post all the time and
like I'll post shit in there,which is funny because, like I
don't have that many toys I justI love, like I love wrestling
figures and hot wheels and Ifind them and I'm like, oh, I
got to buy these.
Yeah, it's just showing it offto people too, yeah, it is Well
(05:16):
and it's like I guess it's likea like-minded thing, like
finding a group of people whoit's just like oh, actually
everybody still loves toys.
Yeah, and it's cool, and it'sokay that we all buy toys.
Mike (05:25):
Yeah, like I may not collect this or that, but once
some dude gets on there and likethis figure is so cool because
of this and I just got it here.
It's like man fuck yeah.
Heavy D (05:34):
Well, it inspires me because, like I'll see people
post, god man, you see mecomment like every single day I
comment on somebody's post.
It's like, oh yeah, god, I wantthat.
Like people post that that MrPerfects may posted the other
day.
That was like the superstar, mrPerfect.
I was like, oh man, that's my,he's my favorite.
I was like I want so bad, it'scool too.
Jayden (05:54):
That like you get kind of like a small history lesson
and then they're too, becauseyou know, when somebody buys
something, they're reallypassionate about it.
They tell you like, likeMichael was saying, it's like oh
, this is why this is cool andthis is why yeah, you know, this
is where this come from.
Heavy D (06:07):
Well, and also like I don't know if I missed that,
which is funny because like it'sexactly my age, cause I was
born in 86.
So like Transformers should bemy thing, but like I had an
older brother who was six yearsolder, so he was into shit and
he was into video games is whathe was into.
So like we played a lot of SegaGenesis and we played a lot of
fighters and like you know andby we I mean I watched him play
(06:30):
them or he beat the shit out ofme.
Mike (06:31):
Exactly.
Heavy D (06:33):
Right, but I enjoyed it , and those are, like some of my
best childhood memories, right.
Mike (06:36):
Yeah.
Heavy D (06:38):
So I don't know if I just never got into Transformers
really, or like, or he man, andI really didn't get into toys
until like, like I loved HotWheels when I was a kid.
Mike (06:47):
Yeah.
Heavy D (06:48):
Cause my dad was like building motors all the time and
stuff.
Mike (06:50):
Yeah, exactly.
Heavy D (06:51):
So Hot Wheels and then like it's funny cause that
merged and I don't mean to getinto a whole fucking thing here,
but it's funny cause it mergedinto, like when I was in high
school, like when I was inmiddle school and beginning in
high school it was like Fast andFurious was out and it was like
attitude area and so like itmerged with my love of cars.
(07:13):
To just like my love of cars isjust almost strictly toners.
So it's like so like I'll go inthe dollar store and looking for
Hot Wheels which I'm sure youguys know that but the dollar
store has awesome.
Mike (07:23):
The dollar store is the place to go.
Heavy D (07:25):
That's where you find the place there's so many good
Hot Wheels, nobody touches it.
I know, man, it's crazy and Igo in there and dig through them
and there's like all kinds oflike old, like just the shit
that I love.
Jayden (07:35):
And.
Heavy D (07:36):
I'm like and I'm like I'm winning there for bread and
I left with eight Hot Wheels.
Yeah, I'm sure I didn't get anybread either.
I think I got it.
Mike (07:45):
I'll go to the Hot Wheels.
I had to go turn back around.
Heavy D (07:47):
Well, I get super pumped about finding 86 Corolla
and I'm like I'm stuck 86 baby.
Yeah, man, that's my favorite,I kept winning a card and I took
the other one out.
I've got the same one.
Toyota MR2, too.
Mike (07:59):
Yeah, matchbox did one a couple years ago.
Yeah, look at those.
Heavy D (08:02):
I like it.
I think we'll get those.
That was one of them's.
Like the 40th anniversarydropped him.
He's fucking bailed out.
Mike (08:10):
What I'm like hell, yeah, yeah, 60, some 180 a6.
Yeah, that's killer, thank you?
Heavy D (08:16):
Yeah, I'm a sucker for Hot Wheels those are all Shit
yeah, food city knows about myimpulse.
It's funny because, like mybackground's in retail, so I
know about a ton of retail stuffbut I still can't help impulse
buzz Many.
I'm still like you.
Put that on the end cap.
Mike (08:32):
It's like a drug addiction man.
What an asshole.
Jayden (08:35):
I'm gonna pull this out.
Coming from retail too, it'slike you know the psychology of
why they place things.
I'm gonna do it anyway.
You know what it works.
Heavy D (08:44):
You got me.
You got me.
It's red and yellow, I can seeit.
I want it.
I bought it.
Yeah, you got me.
So are you guys sellingStrictly, like I mean I know you
do the flea market thing, whichis which is really cool, but
that's the seasons.
Get ready, we did right.
Yeah, let's get ready to getcold.
Mike (08:59):
Yeah, so we haven't been really setting up at flea
markets.
So what we've been doing iswe're mainly gonna be doing an
online storefront killer througheBay and through Facebook, but
what we really been doing isjust going to these local toy
shows.
Yeah it's that up there,because with with the flea
market, you may go one day andthen not sell a dime.
Heavy D (09:21):
Yeah, stuff in there.
Mike (09:23):
It's really just depending on what kind of people come
through who comes and there's nopoint in paying overhead on a
place to set your stuff whenyou've got the room to put it
somewhere.
Heavy D (09:34):
With the toy shows and these comic-cons and conventions
, yeah that's your niche, that'sthat's where you got access to
the shit you have access to doeverything.
So y'all got these cool Bubblemillers that you got custom
printed.
Mike (09:47):
Yeah, we just got those in , designed by mr Dan over here.
Heavy D (09:51):
You are a man of all trades, aren't?
Mike (09:53):
you, I do everything.
Heavy D (09:54):
I love it Michael's either brains behind the
operation.
Mike (09:58):
Well, I actually did the concept art for that, all right.
Yeah and I sent it to him and Iwas like fix this shit.
So that's how it was what we'retrying to do just Make
everything fair, for that's forboth of us and we both get what
we want out of it.
Yeah make a little money on theside and get to go places and
(10:18):
well, you get to hang out withyour buddy, exactly and by and
like.
Heavy D (10:21):
That's so we go.
When we go to like when we donethe national trip that we were
talking about earlier, we go tothe flame.
Jayden (10:31):
We go to Like vendors, malls and yeah, all of them,
that we can find so many outthere and just random shit, like
like there's so many places inthere.
Heavy D (10:40):
No one shit.
That's and I'm inspired to bythe by the toy group Right.
Yeah so like I'm always fuckinglooking for toys.
But the problem is with theinternet is everybody knows what
they got.
So like you know, you can'tfind.
You can't find good deals onshit most of the time unless
it's you know, and let's just ina bulk.
Mike (10:53):
Right, that's when you can find it.
Yeah, that's exactly.
You get bulk, or like you, justgotta look around.
Heavy D (10:57):
I found a super scope one time under a dress in the
awesome vendors mall.
In the box Under it was under adress in like there was no
other video game stuff there.
It was just a super scope, I'massuming bought it was $50.
Mike (11:13):
It was awesome, dude.
It was in the box, it was inthe box and the styrofoam?
Heavy D (11:17):
Yeah, it was you never seen like that?
I know I was like I immediatelyinsult it.
Jayden (11:20):
Yeah, like I didn't didn't have super scope with it
was not a problem you know,something like that falls in
your lap every now and then yeahso I was collecting the, the
modern chug collection, and somedude, like six months ago,
posted a huge lot of like almosteverything that I needed for
like 500 bucks, and then I haddoubles at that point too.
Heavy D (11:41):
Yeah, he had a whole what was he?
Like 60, 70 figures orsomething like this 60 and you
get ghost bumps right when theyPosted you like like you can't
reply quick and I learned that Iwas like man.
Mike (11:51):
I have to, yeah, have this man, the way people were
wanting to buy it.
They're like they're justwanting a cherry.
Pick at it.
Yeah, and like the dude's, likeno, I'm moving out of my
apartment.
Heavy D (11:58):
I'm gonna work out best for you guys, oh yeah.
Mike (12:01):
Yeah, and so he bought them and Just started selling
them and that's so fun.
Heavy D (12:06):
I'm honestly fucking jealous of it, like I'm like I
bought a collection.
There was me and it's funny cuzMutual friend Russ yeah, me and
him both commented on this ladywas just selling like she had a
just a tote of wrestlingfigures.
Yeah that was like I guess thatwas her kids and had just grown
out of me, didn't want himanymore, and it was like she was
like 25 bucks takes the wholetote, and it was like it was
(12:29):
like a hundred figures and theywere all like attitude era or
like, or like mid 2000s or evenmost recent stuff, but still it
was like like that price forthat many figures.
I was like one of those figuresis that much.
Yeah, yeah if the deluxe oneswas like one of those is $25.
I'll take them all, but likethere was like six people from
that toy group that commented onit and she had already sold
(12:50):
them, yeah, and that's reallythe best way to buy stuff.
Mike (12:53):
Yeah, any kind of hobby man, anytime you collect
something, yeah, just buy lotsand just sell the rest.
Because what we do is we buythe collection.
We get like the good stuff thatwe need out of it or like, yeah
, sometimes there's some likeholy grail stuff out of it.
We should grab it.
We just sell the rest and otherstuff is like desirable, we
just got it and we just don'tneed it.
Heavy D (13:12):
But yeah, and I think that, um so magic like is really
the big thing.
My whole life that I'vecollected and done and like and
my favorite thing to do 100% noargument, my favorite thing to
do in magic is is buy a box ofcards that I have no idea what
the fuck is in them.
Exactly like I would rather I'mnot be commons and lands, but if
they are, I'm not like reallyeven mad about it.
(13:33):
Yeah, just cuz I want to open abox and I want to look through
a bunch of cards that I don'tknow what's you know.
Mike (13:38):
Exactly.
I'm so happy about it, man.
And then seeing like a commas,like we're 20 bucks.
Heavy D (13:42):
Yeah, like I own calm any card, even if I don't get my
money back.
If there's just something inthere, that was super cool.
Mike (13:47):
Yeah, and then, like you, just got a bunch of random cards
, yeah, and I don't care.
Heavy D (13:51):
I'll.
Jayden (13:51):
I'll sell those for a thousand, for a dollar, whatever
it appeases the human psyche tolike we're very curious
creatures, yeah, you know, likemystery boxes.
Heavy D (14:00):
So oh yeah, man, I'm a sucker for mystery boxes, yeah
so.
Jayden (14:04):
I always wanted to do one, the draft packs and stuff
like that.
For magic I'm not a magic guyat all, yeah, but like opening
cards, I'd buy some collectorcards because you get it, you
just open it, it's cool, it'stwo bucks.
You know I'll pay for that,just to figure out the folks in
it.
Heavy D (14:19):
I buy the most random packs of stuff, like if I go, if
I go to a game store and youhave like a pack of Indiana
Jones cards, or if you have likea pack of old like Marvel or DC
, like anything like that yeahdude, I will buy the pack.
I will buy the shit out ofpacks of that stuff like a
dollar.
Mike (14:37):
Yeah, anytime I go to like a card store man, They've got
an old pack of cards.
Heavy D (14:41):
Yeah, I know what's in the set I'm gonna buy the pack
anyways Fuck.
Yeah, I want to open somethingfor a dollar.
I want to open something I'venever opened before.
Yeah, that's what I want to do.
Mike (14:49):
Yeah, and then talk about how bad it is.
It's also yeah, and it is.
Heavy D (14:55):
It's also a lot like to open toys like I'm a big toy
opener.
Jayden (14:59):
There's some things that I keep sealed just for, like
Preservation yeah and then otherthings like the more common
stuff.
Heavy D (15:06):
I'll open it up if I want to like, if, if I, if I can
get two of them, I usually getto something.
If I'm gonna buy it, yeah, likecuz I wish I would done.
That was a kid.
Do you know how many GI Joeslike old, old GI Joes, like
before you were born, gi Joes?
Mike (15:21):
I say was it that I have?
Heavy D (15:23):
lost in the creek.
But like we used to like putthem in the culvert at the top
of the holler, because theholler was just like six houses
long, you could walk from thetop of the bottom of it and it
was all downhill.
And we used to put them like,put them in the culvert at the
top and see if they come out.
Well, why we did that?
Because they never fucking did.
They just never did and we'dsend like his little brother up
(15:45):
in the culvert to get like a youto take this flashlight and see
if you can find a GI Joes man.
Mike (15:50):
My dad used to do that.
We have a huge heel on our oldproperty where he used to live
and His big thing was Star Warsfigures.
Jayden (15:57):
Yeah.
Mike (15:57):
I've been up there walking , just going up the hill.
There's just random Star Warsfigure.
I pick it up, take it.
Heavy D (16:02):
Yeah like so cool, but there's that, um, you know, the
GI Joes, like the, the astronautone that's worth so much.
Mike (16:11):
Is that the one that come with the big ship?
Heavy D (16:14):
I don't know.
It's just, he's literally justan astronaut.
He's an astronaut.
So yeah yeah, I specificallyremember putting him in there
because I remember thinking itwas like it's pretty close to
underwater.
Mike (16:23):
Yeah, exactly, it's pretty close.
Heavy D (16:26):
I'm pretty sure it's water type.
Mike (16:29):
Yeah, he's not gonna get any water in there.
It's good Put him down.
Heavy D (16:31):
Put him It'd be fine.
It come out the other end Sad.
There's so much money in there.
Jayden (16:38):
Oh yeah, when I was a kid man I had pretty much the
entirety of the GI Joecollection from 1984 to 1986
Bases and all I had to coberdome had the Joe bases, had all
the vehicles set the flag, setfor the flag didn't have a flag
and, and you know, got to thatpoint in time where mom was like
, do you even want these?
(16:58):
Yeah, I want them.
And then I come home the nextweekend and they're not there.
Heavy D (17:03):
Oh, it's like Andy and Andy's mom put them in the wrong
garbage bag.
Jayden (17:06):
She was like I sold everything for 250 bucks.
I was like are you your?
Heavy D (17:09):
fucking mom.
Jayden (17:11):
Mom what the fuck.
Heavy D (17:13):
No, my mom um my copy of Monty Python in the Holy
Grail one time.
Oh, she was like this isblasphemous and she got rid of
it.
I don't know if she burned it,but she got rid of it.
Jayden (17:27):
It's gonna know so mad.
Heavy D (17:31):
I forget that I've watched you grow up.
Yeah.
Mike (17:33):
I've known you since I was fucking like yeah, which is
funny.
Heavy D (17:38):
I like Watched you find yourself.
I know that sounds dumb, butlike yeah, you didn't know what
you liked, like and you don'tuntil you're like like you still
don't.
How do you?
24?
That's what I was gonna say.
25, right, and that's like.
You don't until you're like 25.
You don't really know whatyou're into until you're like 25
Give me some slack on theheadset, because it's like you
(18:00):
don't know what you like andwhat you don't like and you know
, you don't know kind of womenyou're into, or you know every
end of women.
Mike (18:06):
You don't know what you're doing to your 25.
Okay, oh.
Jayden (18:10):
Oh, I'm gonna be consistent pattern with the
women that I'm into.
Heavy D (18:12):
Yeah, just insane ones, or yeah crazy.
Mike (18:16):
But I could never played the fifth.
I can't shut the fuck.
Heavy D (18:20):
What's your therapy?
It's like oh well, um, I hangout on a podcast and talk about
a lot of problems with myfriends.
Yeah, that's what we do.
That works out good.
Um, hey, how you doing.
Mike (18:35):
I like this little 3d printing school thing here.
Do this.
Heavy D (18:37):
Um, that's a half of one.
Andrew has a 3d printer and, uh, it got halfway through and
messed up and we've never got itworking again.
We've troubleshooted the shitout of it and there's like One
thing will go wrong and the nextthing will fix, and you've got
to get one with a like, anautomatic One that like labels
the bed automatically.
Mike (18:55):
Yeah, or you're just gonna have so many problems yeah he's
better to spend double theprice and just get a good one,
yeah.
Heavy D (19:02):
I've seen.
I see I've seen the expensiveones do crazy shit too, though,
like I've seen expensive ones do, there was a usually expensive
ones.
What happens is the softwaregets bugs in it.
Yeah, and like and you got tofigure out how to resolve those
bugs, like even there's no debugfor a program that has six
buttons.
Mike (19:18):
We're looking into getting one of the resin.
Heavy D (19:20):
Oh yeah, that'd be sick .
Mike (19:21):
They're so cool, so good for making like toy accessories
and shit.
Heavy D (19:24):
Oh, yeah, for sure.
Yeah, because, well, you guyscan get um.
Have you seen the toy box likethe 3d printer?
That's like it's like Mattel orsomething?
No, it's, it's called toy boxand it's a 3d printer, but it's
like the size of this Um andit's encased, the whole thing
and it has like a set.
I think it's like Disney orsomething, because it has a set
amount of things that you canprint.
Mike (19:44):
Yeah.
Heavy D (19:45):
Um, but you can put an sd card in with print files on
them, whatever those, whateverthat.
I don't know what that filepath, that file type is.
Jayden (19:52):
It's um stl, or yeah stl something.
Heavy D (19:56):
Yeah, you can put those in on an sd card and print
whatever you want, as long asit's within measurements of the
of the printer.
But like it's got a bunch ofpreset like uh toys, like excess
reason stuff, okay.
And so, like that's alreadysaid on it and it's pretty cool
because like it's it's supposedto be, like you know, easy bake
oven, nothing can go wrongbecause it's nothing wrong,
(20:17):
because there's just a bulb andnothing else going on.
Yeah like it's kind of likethat.
Jayden (20:21):
I think that it's like simple enough that there's
nothing breaking on it like thelike the.
Heavy D (20:27):
The material is like inside of it, you know, and like
in a concealed compartment andlike.
So it's a easy bake it's, it'san easy bake, yeah, but it's,
but it's, it's good, though Likeand it takes like double the
time to print because it's likedoesn't have a quick processor,
but like it's only like ahundred bucks or something and
it's, and it does its job.
And it's called the toy box toybox, and that's what it's called
(20:48):
.
Uh, I don't know if it's Mattelor I mean I assume it's one of
those companies, but I know itwas like in collab with disney,
I think.
Oh, probably don't tell yeah, Idon't know, I've got a you the
toy guys business account now,oh killer discounts on anything
business related.
Jayden (21:05):
That's why I was gonna.
I was gonna get a cr 10.
The yeah the pla printersinstead for sure.
That'd be awesome, oh yeahthat's killer.
Mike (21:13):
I'm not about everything you guys are there their own
company.
They're toy boxes.
Yeah, they're okay cool, butthey're.
There's a collaboration withdisney.
I see, I see what you'retalking about.
Heavy D (21:24):
Yeah, it's pretty cool, though.
I mean because just get it'slike real basic and it's like
yeah, it's like the firstconsumer friend.
Yeah, it's meant for all kids.
You ought to be able to use itbecause it's like real simple
process to print shit.
Mike (21:35):
They've got a bundle sale right now and you can get the
printer with the spools of thestuff for like 349.
Heavy D (21:41):
That's not bad, I mean, of course.
The problem with that is now 3dprinters are going way down and
they're not like they were,because they were like five
grand.
Jayden (21:49):
Yeah they're, yeah it's, it's in like a consumer level
now.
Heavy D (21:52):
It is you can.
Mike (21:53):
You can afford them now, which is funny because if they
had a 3d printer on campus andyou could go pay so much they
would measure the amount ofStuff you were using.
Yeah, that's another fee andyou just pay.
I never got to use it while Iwas there, but uh yeah, that'd
be cool, yeah, yeah.
Heavy D (22:08):
I want um, um, free access, complete access to like
A government level Like 3dprinter, like I want like
complete access to just go inand print shit.
Like I want to print the hoodof a car if I want to have you
seen the fucking?
Mike (22:24):
It's like the 3d printer House building thing they build
them out of like concrete andshit.
Jayden (22:29):
Yeah, oh, it's a big rig that prints a fucking house.
Heavy D (22:32):
I guess 3d printer right is a broad term right
because like I've seen that thatshit right and like I've also
seen like the ones that lay likebrick walkways yeah like if
you've ever seen those?
That's a 3d printer right?
Essentially because you justput the bricks in it and it
mixes the shit and like lays thewalkways completely down, like
the whole way that's that it'sfucking.
It's printing a road.
Yeah that's definitely whatit's doing, um, so I mean, I
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guess that's.
I love that like level of it.
Mike (22:59):
It's the bigger shit.
Yeah, it's cool man.
The future.
Heavy D (23:05):
You think it's like and really like.
If you get down to it, likearen't factories just 3d
printers?
Mike (23:09):
like I don't know Essentially like if it's.
Heavy D (23:12):
If you're cutting Like a water cutters, that cut like a
shit out of steel.
Mike (23:17):
I mean the CNC machines.
Yeah, it's essentially a 3dprinter.
Heavy D (23:20):
That's a 3d printer just doing it with metal and
water different process.
Jayden (23:23):
Yeah, there's a consumer level 3d printer now that lets
you print out of 6065 aluminum.
Oh shit, oh yeah, it's true,it's like 15 $1600.
Sure, but that's awesome, butlike so much that you could do
with that.
Heavy D (23:38):
Yeah, I can't, I can't even building a little machine.
Bump stocks.
You can make all kinds of bumpstocks.
Yeah, I Don't think we can talkabout bump stocks.
No, we can't, we'll get somesort of man.
Mike (23:50):
ATS, come fuck on below your door, down oh.
Jayden (23:53):
You know, Shut down no extended for 45 days.
Heavy D (23:59):
What the fuck I was hoping I need to shit or get off
the pot.
You know what's funny, I thinkwhen the government shuts down,
there should be, just shouldn'tbe.
We shouldn't have to pay taxes.
Exactly Like, right, like do wedo?
Like, if they're shut down for45 days, there should be no tax
anywhere you buy anything.
Who are?
Mike (24:12):
we paying to.
It's different because thestate government doesn't shut
down, it's just a federal.
But still, like on yourpaycheck, federal tax shouldn't
be fucking taken right.
There's no, they shouldn't geta fucking if I get paid in those
45 days.
Heavy D (24:24):
There's no way you should get your money yeah
there's nobody there to take it.
That's it's.
It's exactly no taxationwithout representation.
Jayden (24:31):
It's exactly that.
Heavy D (24:33):
What do you mean?
It's not you're gonna get meright in the middle of the day.
I guess it's not the middle ofthe day, um, so you all got some
shit coming up, right, yeah, soyou're working on we're gonna
be set up at the tri citiescomic-con on December.
Mike (24:51):
The second it's gonna be at the Delta hotels conference
center in Bristol, Virginia.
Heavy D (24:57):
I'm in Bristol.
Mike (24:58):
Yeah, so.
You guys are gonna get me youguys are gonna get me get me hot
bothered about it.
Heavy D (25:08):
Yeah, I have to leave all my money at home.
I have too many hobbies and toomuch shit.
I got a little cona kick.
Yeah, and I was hunting downmore cona like all over the
fucking like.
I went to my mom's and therewas no.
That was no little cona fromhere to North Carolina every six
months, man, I go through adifferent hobby.
Mike (25:22):
Yeah, other hobbies.
Heavy D (25:25):
It's just so hard to so you guys gonna be set up there
sailing right.
Mike (25:29):
Yeah, we're gonna be set up there sailing, I'm trying to
bring some shit, yeah, whatever.
It's gonna be a pretty bigevent.
It's gonna be like a normalcomic-con, so we're gonna see
pretty people dressed up.
There's gonna be a lot of Voiceactors to artists, stuff like
that.
Heavy D (25:46):
It's gonna be so fun.
Mike (25:46):
Yeah, it's gonna be a good time, I love big fucking like I
love.
Heavy D (25:50):
Like you know, I've never been to a convention ever
really.
But like you know, I've beeninvolved in like the biggest
magic tournament ever like it'slike 4,500 people or some shit,
so it's like you know yeah, it'swild and I'd love it.
Jayden (26:02):
Yeah, I know, I know I need to come.
Heavy D (26:04):
Need to come to one.
Brian Marcus invites me all thefucking time.
Yeah which, by the way, we needto influence and get him on the
podcast.
Mike (26:09):
Oh yeah, I'd love it.
He'd be great rules.
He'd be great we were up therethe other day and he made me
spend a lot of money.
Heavy D (26:15):
Oh yeah, he needed to.
Well, he does this thing wherehe doesn't really.
He doesn't really up sail likeup sail it.
He just talks to you about it.
Yeah, Yep and you're like, fuck, I'll buy it.
Mike (26:25):
Yeah, yeah, and like he always has great prices.
Heavy D (26:30):
Yeah, he does good too, If you've known him for a while
.
Jayden (26:33):
like I mean, that's what bulk stuff together for you.
Heavy D (26:36):
And we'll plug him shamelessly.
Cavalier comics.
Mike (26:39):
Cavalier comics over wise Virginia, next to the Monterey's
over there and, uh, he deals alot.
Heavy D (26:45):
I mean, it's partly influenced by you guys, really.
Yeah deal a lot more toys now.
Mike (26:50):
Brian.
You know Brian's a lot ofinfluence for us.
Heavy D (26:53):
You know stuff like that and he loves the shit too,
though, like he knows.
So he knows so much abouteverything, like yeah.
All the toys, like he knowsfucking where everything was
from or when it was which yougot to know stuff for life.
Mike (27:07):
You sell everything.
You got to know everything.
Heavy D (27:09):
Yeah.
Mike (27:10):
Yeah, he's good at it.
We um there's just some othertoy people in the area and you
know um we mainly, you know,specializing transformers.
We sell some other stuff herein there that we're just trying
to get rid of.
It's mainly like personal stuff, but, um, it's.
It's hard to when everybodysells everything.
(27:30):
Yeah, you know, they can't knoweverything about it because
there's just so much information.
Heavy D (27:36):
Well, and you like, who you're fighting with is just
people went online and buy andshit.
Jayden (27:40):
Yeah, exactly Like all the time.
Heavy D (27:42):
Yeah, people just be able to start anything up on
ebay.
Mike (27:45):
Yeah and uh, we post some stuff on our facebook.
Um, we just started out.
We're gonna start kicking ithard here soon.
Heavy D (27:54):
Um we're gonna put her well, you both work right.
So yeah, yeah, I work two jobs,he works one yeah he works like
80 90 hours a week yeah andit's hard too, like if you're
trying to, like, you know, boostsomething.
I've been there, you know, andjust trying to boost something
and get something going andFucking working your full-time
job anyway, yeah man it's.
Jayden (28:12):
You know we're doing this here and I'm got like the
little sticker business andt-shirts and stuff like that,
and between everything and myfull-time job, I'm fucking dead.
Yeah, I don't, yeah, I don'thave any energy whatsoever to do
anything.
I we went to this toy show lastSaturday and it turned out to
be a fucking awesome turnout.
Yeah but when we got there Iwas like man, I don't even
(28:32):
really want to do this Tired asfuck.
Mike (28:34):
You're tired man, but.
But the cool thing about it is,you know, it is something we
are passionate about andespecially, you know, when we we
did go to this toy show, onething that made my- day is uh.
We had a lot of kids coming upand buying stuff.
Man.
Jayden (28:51):
And yeah, that's cool.
Mike (28:52):
I love.
You know.
Everybody knows that.
You know it's very easy forkids to get consumed in a
technology nowadays and it itreally is a treat to watch kids
run around and just buy toyscool and buy toys and play with
each other.
Man, it's, it's just, it's atreat.
Heavy D (29:06):
No, uh, I definitely think that's awesome that you
can introduce like fuckingeverybody back to.
Yeah like a bunch of kids intosomething that they have no idea
about.
I mean because like the way weall knew about it and like any
toys we played with was justcartoons and shit, right.
Mike (29:22):
Yeah.
Heavy D (29:22):
I mean like, but that's just not a thing anymore.
I guess like because the toysare getting completely different
than bluey.
Jayden (29:27):
Yeah, yeah, whatever they watch now.
Uh, my god, son is in theTransformers now.
He got in there like six monthsago and, uh, anytime that I get
to go over there and fool withhim like he's like man transform
these for me, I don'tunderstand them at all.
Of course, you know hisfavorite bum will be oh well,
yeah, well, you know, it'sthere's a reason it's bright
yellow.
Yeah, it's bright yellow, andhe's the star of every show from
(29:50):
now on.
Heavy D (29:51):
That's the way it is.
Jayden (29:51):
Yeah, it's like man You're just looking to shock
away dude, he's mad ass.
Heavy D (29:55):
There's a lot cooler ones in this car.
Dude's purple one, I he has agun for an arm Right, that's
killer.
Yeah, you guys, just a car.
Mike (30:03):
Yeah, yeah, I guess, we're not gonna shame.
Heavy D (30:05):
Don't transform or shame.
Yeah, we're gonna transform orshame.
Mike (30:07):
There's some cooler options out there though.
That first movie was goodthough.
Heavy D (30:11):
That first movie was good though.
Jayden (30:13):
Oh man, it was fantastic .
Heavy D (30:14):
The first movie was so good, like the the shock of it
right, that was kind of likewhat it was like and shy was
good and, like you know, megafox was great, yep, but like and
a lot of people you know.
Mike (30:26):
Don't get me wrong.
A lot of them are terriblemovies.
Heavy D (30:29):
Yeah, but CGI quality they're still cool for what they
are, though.
Mike (30:33):
Yeah, yeah and like, if you look at CGI nowadays Like
it's, it's on par with thosemovies that were made.
Jayden (30:40):
They were different years ago, yeah, 2007.
Mike (30:43):
Yeah, yeah, exactly 15.
Heavy D (30:45):
It kind of resurgence for the Transformers world to
those movies, I mean, like forthe toys, it brought it back to
life, oh yeah it was peopledigging shit out we were talking
about it the other day.
Mike (30:55):
You know 2007 to like you know 2013, 2014.
Yeah, it was really a goldenera that we took for granted.
There was so much good stuffthat came out and, like me and
him, now catch yourself like, ohman, I had that as a kid, I
have to have that and you knowwhich.
(31:15):
That's what it's all about.
Heavy D (31:16):
Well, that's what.
So it's funny because, like, um, the trend that I see, like in
toys, well, and you guys Giftedme an awesome Beast Wars Figure.
Oh yeah, buzz claw, buzz claw.
Yeah, we're pumped about it.
We have a whole table full ofshit that people have brought
and it's we're happy about that,but we're we'll post pictures
(31:41):
out on Instagram.
Y'all check that out.
But anyway, the trend like intoys is like New toys that look
old, yeah, right is the trendwhich is super confusing like,
because the old toys, like, areout there, yeah, and they're not
much more than like the andsometimes they're cheaper, right
then even, even even, even likethe Star Wars series.
Jayden (32:03):
That's like the old yeah , the retro collection, the
retro collection right.
Heavy D (32:07):
Some of those figures are like they're just cheaper if
you buy the original one.
Jayden (32:11):
He man's doing the same thing to.
You know he meant toys arePretty much one-to-one what they
were in the 80s, yeah, andTransformers does G1 reissues.
Now where Walmart gets a, youknow they get the old modes from
the 80s and just change thecolors on them just a little bit
.
Yeah yeah, yeah, that's oldstuff, man.
Heavy D (32:28):
Yeah, I know, and it's so weird that, like Toy
companies just caught on topeople people wanting old stuff
and they just printed their oldshit like.
You don't have to come up withnew ideas, you just run it
through like the other.
The wrestling figures aretalking earlier, like the series
, now that it's just like theold style figures that don't
move at all.
Yeah, like people, it'sridiculous to people want that
(32:51):
and I bought one like so, like Imean, like it's ridiculous that
people want those even thoughPeople want them.
The first wrestling figures Iever owned were like the like
Hogan and Hogan and flair, orHogan and Piper.
Jayden (33:02):
They're just the rubber, the rubber arms.
Heavy D (33:04):
Yeah, like just link them together.
I don't really know what youfucking did with them, because
they they were just two dudesthat were like what up squatting
.
Mike (33:12):
Yeah, kind of.
Heavy D (33:14):
They did look like they were taking this shit and
that's what I always thoughtlike why are they wrestling like
this?
Yeah doesn't make any sense.
Mike (33:21):
Yeah, I.
Heavy D (33:23):
Used to do a Similar thing what you guys are doing
but I did like retro video games.
Jayden (33:30):
Yeah, when that was, when that was.
Heavy D (33:32):
Yeah, yeah, not just my store, but like after my store
closed, I did a lot of that justonline and I like sold it, like
I went to flea markets and shitand sold and like just would go
Bye at other places and it'snever too late, you know, or too
early to start your own thing.
Mike (33:52):
Oh yeah you know, me and my business partner here were
only in her twenties and and aslong as you know enough about
something, yeah, you can sell it.
There's a market out there.
It may be a really niche market, but there's a market.
Heavy D (34:06):
Well and be afraid and you're going about the right way
around.
It's not like your main goaland it's kind of like, like you
guys said, you're supportingyour hobby.
Yeah, it's like the goal isjust to be able to buy toys.
Yeah for getting toys for free,and then yeah, essentially yeah
, and you get to like, like yousaid, like the relationships you
get to build.
Mike (34:25):
Yeah, right, I met a lot of killer people.
Yeah, a lot of dudes.
We set up at the Tri-Cities toyshow a couple weeks ago.
On when was that?
That was at the.
It was back in September, butwe met a dude that had went to
one of the conventions we hadwent to yeah.
(34:47):
He knew one of our friends thatwe had made at the conventions
and you know we've got him and alot of other people and there's
you know there's a lot ofprofessional wrestling leagues
over in the oh yeah, he's areaover Virginia, tennessee, all
that and Smokey Mountain andshit.
Yeah, they're.
They're wanting us to set upover there.
So we're we're trying to linethat out and Get that going, and
(35:09):
that's cool.
We're mainly just trying to dothe local stuff and, you know,
as long as we make our moneyback set up at the tables, it's
in our gas.
That's really all I care aboutand we just want to experience,
you know, new people.
You know.
You know there's a lot ofadults out there that Haven't
had a toy since they were a kid,yeah, and we just hope they see
something at the table thatthey yeah.
Heavy D (35:31):
It's okay to play with toys, yeah.
Mike (35:33):
Yeah, I mean if if COVID taught us anything, it's like Do
whatever you want, so that'sthat's interesting too.
Heavy D (35:41):
Right Is because it's like yeah.
Covid Is kind of the reasontoys are like came back like a
surgeon, exactly the reasonbecause people were just fucking
hanging out.
Mike (35:49):
They just had any like money, man, yeah, and there's
nothing else to do.
Heavy D (35:56):
Yeah, I mean?
Mike (35:56):
So what?
That had got a lot diggingthrough their closets and shit
and finding all their toys andyeah People find the stuff they
forgot they had which now youknow, a lot of people are coming
off of that stuff.
Yeah, so the stuff that was out.
Heavy D (36:09):
Sure people's lives are getting back in normal.
Mike (36:11):
Yeah, people that were Into it three or four years ago
there in COVID they're like, uh,I can't do this anymore.
So that you know, that's howwe're able to get a lot of stuff
.
A lot of people just trying tomake space.
Heavy D (36:22):
It's, it's your guys job to exactly make sure people
don't Quit playing with toys.
Yeah, don't go back to youreveryday life and quit playing
with toys, because you like toplay with toys and it's what you
should be doing.
Mike (36:35):
Yeah, quit your job and play with toys, fucking right.
Jayden (36:38):
Have fun, man.
I'm supposed to be enjoyingright, that's what.
Heavy D (36:41):
Like people get stuck in, like, you know, people get
stuck in living their everydaylife and forget, like I always
say, I'm on a bit, like whenever, like in my everyday life, like
I'm generally on a bit aboutsomething almost all the time,
right, and that's just, that'sjust who I am, right, Don't you
feel?
Don't you feel that way, likeyeah, yeah, I mean, that's just
(37:02):
the way it is and I don't haveany problem with it.
That's fine, that's who I am.
But like I have a good timebecause, you know, I get to do
that, like I, you know, be fullof shit and whatever, and do a
podcast because we wanted to doa podcast, yeah, and you know,
and now we're, you know, doingit for 35 weeks straight and
having a great time, you know,and and we get to do things like
(37:24):
Like we all like have mutualpeople and have hung out in
different places, but like wewouldn't be like like this, we
wouldn't be doing this.
No, you know, and it's coolthat you know what it's gonna go
to, and we've done some tradingand stuff on toys and pre-show,
so it's cool that we're gonnaget you know down those avenues
and I'm always gonna thank youguys.
Now when I see Transformers andbe like hey, these
(37:44):
motherfuckers need this big bagof toys.
Mike (37:48):
Yeah, robots, anything robot related, anything really.
You know, transformers are theonly thing we really deal in,
but that's what we're trying to,because you really gonna find
your niche anytime you want todo something and you want to
stand out, you're just gonnafind your niche.
Jayden (38:04):
And luckily we have the preset knowledge about this
stuff because it's been ourentire lives.
Heavy D (38:09):
Yeah yeah, like fucking transformers role man, I want
to learn everything well, and itkind of like gets you through
your day to to know that you'redoing something, that you're
gonna Be doing something cool.
You know what I mean.
Like you all got the showcoming up, so like, yeah, kind
of gets you through your daylike, hey, I'm just getting
through this week doing my dayjob.
You know, yeah, and man, younever know like what's gonna
happen, right, exactly shit.
(38:29):
It pops off.
If shit pops off, and you know,and you guys are like Making
money you know what I mean andyou guys can do that for a
living.
That's the dream, anyway right,yeah, exactly.
You just buy and sell toys for aliving, trade with people and
meet people all over the country.
I mean that'd be ideal, right,like doing trading like I'm sure
it's mostly an east coast thing, but like trading on the west
(38:49):
coast would be cool.
Mike (38:50):
Yeah, it would be really cool.
Yeah you know, we've got theeBay account, which we sure, but
it's different, right, that'sdifferent than more than east
coast.
Heavy D (39:00):
It's different than like Going through some, going
through some stuff and tradingwith somebody you meet from.
You know from Oregon who alsois into transformers, and you
have completely different lives.
Yeah you know that that wholething's always intriguing to me.
I think that's cool andpodcasting like has a similar
feel.
That, like I meet a lot ofpeople and talk a lot of people
(39:20):
that are like we, our podcast,are nothing alike but we
communicate because we have, youknow, similar needs and, like
you know, like Um James talkingabout working on a podcast, yeah
right, and you get that up andgo when you come back and talk
about that shit.
Oh yeah, absolutely That'd behot.
But it's just like you know, wewere talking about the gear that
we use here in studio andRemind the listeners that studio
(39:43):
is the dining room, but the thegear we use in studios, like
was talking about just the Justrelatable shit that we've been
never talking about before.
Yeah, the mics that we use andthe mic stands Just hang out
with people.
Man play with toys, yeah.
Mike (39:56):
Make conversations, yeah, get a hobby, man, really, you
know you can have kids, you canhave a wife, you can have a job,
but have a hobby.
Get out and do something everyonce in a while, something that
makes you really happy and youknow that's.
Heavy D (40:13):
That's kind of what we preach here right On this
podcast is like I know, quityour job In its literal form is
what you think right, but likeReally it just do something you
love, right, do do what you wantto do.
You know what I mean.
Mike (40:29):
Like if I could podcast for a living, I would just do
that, yeah if it pays the bills,right, if it paid those fucking
anyways, do it yeah and I'mgonna do it anyway, right?
Heavy D (40:36):
I mean, it's not paying any bills and I'm doing it
anyway.
We're having a great time.
Yeah, exactly, but that'sthat's the goal.
So that's kind of where we'regoing to be.
So that's kind of where we'reat, and that's where you guys
are at, and that's why I wantedyou guys to come on and why I've
had such a great time tonight.
Mike (40:48):
Yeah, absolutely, we're gonna have a good time.
Heavy D (40:50):
It was fun.
Yeah, man, we're gonna do somemore toy training.
You guys are gonna get me intosome.
You guys are gonna get me intotoys.
Now Be fucking on.
Mike (41:03):
Go check us out on Facebook Eject toys.
We're on Instagram to alllowercase eject underscore toys.
We'll be set up at the thetri-cities comma con December
2nd and Watch out for us atbotcon this summer.
Heavy D (41:22):
You fucking love botcon .
I've got the shirt on.
Oh man, yeah, so much fun.
Mike (41:27):
Yeah, if you are a Transformers fan, you will walk
in and have to walk out and thecosplays wild right.
Heavy D (41:34):
Yeah, like the cause planning attack and it's
overwhelming yeah and seeingsome of the people man.
Mike (41:40):
Yeah like voice your childhood hero.
Heavy D (41:42):
Yeah, that's fucking wild like.
You're talk.
Mike (41:46):
Yeah, I met Gary chalk this year in Newark, new Jersey,
and Me and him growing up, hewas the voice of our Optimus
Prime.
Everybody knows who optimists?
Yeah, and he had me stumblingon my words.
Heavy D (42:04):
I couldn't speak no, charisma at all.
Mike (42:06):
No, yeah, yeah and I got a picture with him.
It was so cool super good dude.
I got to meet a bunch of othervoice actors.
Yeah, that's fucking cool hangout with them and Go go to a
convention sometime, man.
Anybody out there?
Heavy D (42:25):
Yeah, especially if you have one in your town like
people should just go to theyeah, it's like this, fucking
people people watching is one ofmy favorite things to do in the
world and there's nothing likepeople watching at a con.
We like, we have a bingo.
We put together every year.
Jayden (42:40):
And it's you know.
You just about guaranteed tosee something you know there's
stereotypes for.
Yeah, but it's funny as hellwhen you see it in person, you
can check it off.
Mike (42:52):
Yeah, it's even funnier when you're like I just check
this off.
Jayden (42:58):
Man walking around trying to find the other person
be like have you got this?
Yet it's like I just got this.
Heavy D (43:03):
I just got a bingo man, let me tell you this is all
fucking this, the last thing Isaw.
I'll say the I was a magic,that big magic.
Terminus was like 4,000 peopleand it was the same thing.
Like I wish I would have had abingo card to be like all the
people that are dead.
Like it was wild.
The wildest man I was in.
There was a concession, right,it was just like they basically
(43:24):
like chicken strips, like hotdogs and shit, right, imagine,
there's 4,000 people, right, andthere's one concession.
Yeah yeah, so we're fuckingstanding there like forever and
you only got so much time beforethe rounds, I just happen to
have like a buyer, some shit.
But man, this dude in front ofme, we're standing there forever
and like, and she yelledsomething like they were out of
fries or something.
I don't remember what sheyelled because the thing that
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happened next shocked me.
Man, he turned around andstarted talking like Mickey
Mouse, like and I don't evenmean like like just for a split
second, I mean like legitimately, like fool, like the fool, like
fool on, like the whole time.
And I was like Looking behindme because I was like you see,
(44:05):
fucking talking to somebody elsewho's like just talking like
Mickey Mouse.
Mike (44:11):
I don't mean to interrupt you.
Do you remember the dude thatwas at the he would?
He was going to?
He went to the big.
It was a big tournament a longtime ago now.
It was a dude who was takingpictures of the dude with her.
Heavy D (44:26):
Yeah, man, yeah, you know he's talking about.
The guy was going around likehe went to, like he went like a
GP or something like 4,000people or some shit and Was
going around just takingpictures of people's ass cracks
and like and him like, posingnext to him or whatever, and
they call it what?
like a crack gate or whatevercrack gate, yeah, and and like
he got banned for life for magicand he was like he wasn't a pro
(44:47):
but he was gonna be a pro, likehe was really good and and it
was fucking hilarious.
I mean that's funny.
It is funny because there's somany ass cracks at magic
tournaments.
Jayden (44:57):
I.
Heavy D (44:58):
So many.
I mean I've been the big, I'vebeen that person yeah, I'm sure
more than once, but like it'sfunny that he got banned for
life for it, unless it wasbullying and I'm bad.
Mike (45:07):
My boy, free my free my boy.
Heavy D (45:09):
We need to find his name and shit.
Yeah, free my boy.
I don't think we can justhashtag.
Free my boy.
Jayden (45:15):
Crack gate was an inside job.
Heavy D (45:18):
All of that.
Um, yeah, guys, you all checkthem out on their socials and
Check them out December 2nd,yeah, and and.
Mike (45:28):
Christmas is coming up, you know if you want to get your
kids into something that'sproductive.
I mean, transformers arebasically two toys in one Get
your brain going.
Heavy D (45:38):
We'll be All right, y'all.
That was an awesome show, thatwas fun.
Remember to follow us onInstagram.
When you check out, I'm gonnasend, I'm gonna post some
pictures of stuff that theybrought.
Falsing Instagram everything'san unpaid lunch tick tock.
(45:58):
We had like three or four ticktocks go up today.
So, uh, rhino's been out buthe's been working on that, so
he's doing that.
In the meantime, check outpatreon everything exclusive
content on there.
Yeah, guys, you all gotanything else, anything that's
pretty much.
Mike (46:13):
Thanks for having us, though man it was awesome.
Heavy D (46:16):
That was a great time and I'm hoping you know we can
do it again in the future.
Oh yeah, I remember y'all ain'tnobody stopping you from
quitting your job, but you.
Mike (46:25):
Exactly fun, though, fucking robots.
Heavy D (46:57):
You.
On your break today.
Michael and Jaden are in studio.
They're toy collectors, toyresellers, Having a great time
doing that.
Rhino's off tonight, but stillgot a good show for you Time to
clock out for lunch.
Welcome in to our paid lunch.
(00:36):
Thanks for spending your breakwith us.
I'm Heavy D Rhino's off still,but in studio.
I've got Michael and Jaden andthey're there.
What are you guys doing?
Mike (00:51):
So we run a small business called Eject Toys.
We buy, sell, trade toys.
We recently just started out.
We're mainly dealing withtransformers.
Anybody out there messes aroundwith those?
Heavy D (01:11):
Well, you love transformers.
Oh yeah, I love the two of them.
I've never seen them as a kid,yeah.
Mike (01:16):
I mean literally one of my first memories.
Man is like messing around withtransformers and there's a
picture of me, man, when I waslike one or two years old.
We were at a dog show there atRiverside Park.
Heavy D (01:28):
That's a weird, that's a weird memory.
Mike (01:29):
Yeah, well, like there's a picture of me and I've got a
transformer there, and thesummer actually got to meet the
voice actor for that specifictransformer and I got to show
him that picture and he thoughtit was really cool.
So that's awesome yeah.
Heavy D (01:46):
I don't think I do anything cool like that.
It's expensive, yeah, but well,you guys are, I mean you're
doing really cool shit, thoughLike I like what you're doing.
Mike (01:56):
Yeah, we just started it out, man Me and my best friend
here, jaden Toliver.
Heavy D (02:02):
Oh, we're doing last names.
Now people are going to findyou.
What's your address?
Jayden (02:05):
I've been doxxed again.
Heavy D (02:06):
What it's your address.
I'm going to change your lastname to his last name.
Yeah, see if people can figurethat out.
Mike (02:13):
Michael Toliver, I'm coming.
I am, I'm coming.
But we kind of just started outcollecting man and it just got
out of hand and we just startedgetting so much extra stuff and
buying lots out from people.
That and access to it right sowe've got a lot of access to it.
Internet is a great tool, Imean, and just not even the
(02:38):
internet a lot of local peopleunderstatement of the day.
They the internet.
When they find transformers,they message me on Facebook like
how you want these?
And.
Heavy D (02:47):
I'm there, well, and it works too, because I
immediately think of you guyswhen I like, when I see any
transformers, like anything, I'mlike oh yeah, I mean some guys
would like this.
Mike (02:54):
I'm for the transformers guys.
Heavy D (02:56):
Yeah, you 100% are the transformers guys.
Mike (03:00):
But we just started out and they started getting way too
much stuff and it just turnedout and then we're like, man, we
get, we got to get rid of this.
Like not so much aboutfinancial problem, just space.
Heavy D (03:15):
And yeah, well, it doesn't hurt that you can make
money doing something.
Yeah, exactly.
Jayden (03:19):
So, like the way that we were looking at it was like
we'd find a lot that had likefour things that we wanted in it
and the lot would be worth lessthan what those four things
were worth Like.
Heavy D (03:31):
We just get these for free, essentially, and just sell
the rest of it, you know yeah,and that right, and you still
feels like you're collecting andnot like oh yeah.
Mike (03:38):
Yeah.
Heavy D (03:39):
And we're both like it's getting the stuff that you
want to get and yeah, and theway where we do it.
Mike (03:46):
that way, man, we don't have to worry about necessarily
making money.
Right, like obviously we needto make money to keep it going,
yeah.
Heavy D (03:58):
But like we don't have to rely on Well, you're just
trying to fund you buying toys.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, we're justtrying to fund you guys buying
toys.
Yeah, exactly what we're doing,and you both know kind of like
the line between scalping andand like selling shit to people
who love toys.
Jayden (04:16):
We sell everything just about at a 10 or 15 percent
below margin.
Heavy D (04:22):
Yeah, and it's I mean, and there's like a different
that to me, that always, that'salways like a mentality, more
than you know what I mean.
Yeah, so I'm obviously notscalping this shit.
Mike (04:30):
I'm just trying to sell you shit, you like calm down,
yeah, and you know, if somebodycomes to the table they're like
I want these four things.
I give them one hell of adiscount, like.
Heavy D (04:39):
I've.
I'm always like uh, so I lovetoys.
Obviously I'm part of like that.
The page, the whole reason.
You know you guys has a lot todo with it Is there's a Facebook
page that you know just what isthe Appalachian toy group.
Mike (04:53):
It's Appalachian toy collectors.
Heavy D (04:54):
Yeah, dan here actually one of the big admins in the
group, so you know, yeah, I knowyou all post all the time and
like I'll post shit in there,which is funny because, like I
don't have that many toys I justI love, like I love wrestling
figures and hot wheels and Ifind them and I'm like, oh, I
got to buy these.
Yeah, it's just showing it offto people too, yeah, it is Well
(05:16):
and it's like I guess it's likea like-minded thing, like
finding a group of people whoit's just like oh, actually
everybody still loves toys.
Yeah, and it's cool, and it'sokay that we all buy toys.
Mike (05:25):
Yeah, like I may not collect this or that, but once
some dude gets on there and likethis figure is so cool because
of this and I just got it here.
It's like man fuck yeah.
Heavy D (05:34):
Well, it inspires me because, like I'll see people
post, god man, you see mecomment like every single day I
comment on somebody's post.
It's like, oh yeah, god, I wantthat.
Like people post that that MrPerfects may posted the other
day.
That was like the superstar, mrPerfect.
I was like, oh man, that's my,he's my favorite.
I was like I want so bad, it'scool too.
Jayden (05:54):
That like you get kind of like a small history lesson
and then they're too, becauseyou know, when somebody buys
something, they're reallypassionate about it.
They tell you like, likeMichael was saying, it's like oh
, this is why this is cool andthis is why yeah, you know, this
is where this come from.
Heavy D (06:07):
Well, and also like I don't know if I missed that,
which is funny because like it'sexactly my age, cause I was
born in 86.
So like Transformers should bemy thing, but like I had an
older brother who was six yearsolder, so he was into shit and
he was into video games is whathe was into.
So like we played a lot of SegaGenesis and we played a lot of
fighters and like you know andby we I mean I watched him play
(06:30):
them or he beat the shit out ofme.
Mike (06:31):
Exactly.
Heavy D (06:33):
Right, but I enjoyed it , and those are, like some of my
best childhood memories, right.
Mike (06:36):
Yeah.
Heavy D (06:38):
So I don't know if I just never got into Transformers
really, or like, or he man, andI really didn't get into toys
until like, like I loved HotWheels when I was a kid.
Mike (06:47):
Yeah.
Heavy D (06:48):
Cause my dad was like building motors all the time and
stuff.
Mike (06:50):
Yeah, exactly.
Heavy D (06:51):
So Hot Wheels and then like it's funny cause that
merged and I don't mean to getinto a whole fucking thing here,
but it's funny cause it mergedinto, like when I was in high
school, like when I was inmiddle school and beginning in
high school it was like Fast andFurious was out and it was like
attitude area and so like itmerged with my love of cars.
(07:13):
To just like my love of cars isjust almost strictly toners.
So it's like so like I'll go inthe dollar store and looking for
Hot Wheels which I'm sure youguys know that but the dollar
store has awesome.
Mike (07:23):
The dollar store is the place to go.
Heavy D (07:25):
That's where you find the place there's so many good
Hot Wheels, nobody touches it.
I know, man, it's crazy and Igo in there and dig through them
and there's like all kinds oflike old, like just the shit
that I love.
Jayden (07:35):
And.
Heavy D (07:36):
I'm like and I'm like I'm winning there for bread and
I left with eight Hot Wheels.
Yeah, I'm sure I didn't get anybread either.
I think I got it.
Mike (07:45):
I'll go to the Hot Wheels.
I had to go turn back around.
Heavy D (07:47):
Well, I get super pumped about finding 86 Corolla
and I'm like I'm stuck 86 baby.
Yeah, man, that's my favorite,I kept winning a card and I took
the other one out.
I've got the same one.
Toyota MR2, too.
Mike (07:59):
Yeah, matchbox did one a couple years ago.
Yeah, look at those.
Heavy D (08:02):
I like it.
I think we'll get those.
That was one of them's.
Like the 40th anniversarydropped him.
He's fucking bailed out.
Mike (08:10):
What I'm like hell, yeah, yeah, 60, some 180 a6.
Yeah, that's killer, thank you?
Heavy D (08:16):
Yeah, I'm a sucker for Hot Wheels those are all Shit
yeah, food city knows about myimpulse.
It's funny because, like mybackground's in retail, so I
know about a ton of retail stuffbut I still can't help impulse
buzz Many.
I'm still like you.
Put that on the end cap.
Mike (08:32):
It's like a drug addiction man.
What an asshole.
Jayden (08:35):
I'm gonna pull this out.
Coming from retail too, it'slike you know the psychology of
why they place things.
I'm gonna do it anyway.
You know what it works.
Heavy D (08:44):
You got me.
You got me.
It's red and yellow, I can seeit.
I want it.
I bought it.
Yeah, you got me.
So are you guys sellingStrictly, like I mean I know you
do the flea market thing, whichis which is really cool, but
that's the seasons.
Get ready, we did right.
Yeah, let's get ready to getcold.
Mike (08:59):
Yeah, so we haven't been really setting up at flea
markets.
So what we've been doing iswe're mainly gonna be doing an
online storefront killer througheBay and through Facebook, but
what we really been doing isjust going to these local toy
shows.
Yeah it's that up there,because with with the flea
market, you may go one day andthen not sell a dime.
Heavy D (09:21):
Yeah, stuff in there.
Mike (09:23):
It's really just depending on what kind of people come
through who comes and there's nopoint in paying overhead on a
place to set your stuff whenyou've got the room to put it
somewhere.
Heavy D (09:34):
With the toy shows and these comic-cons and conventions
, yeah that's your niche, that'sthat's where you got access to
the shit you have access to doeverything.
So y'all got these cool Bubblemillers that you got custom
printed.
Mike (09:47):
Yeah, we just got those in , designed by mr Dan over here.
Heavy D (09:51):
You are a man of all trades, aren't?
Mike (09:53):
you, I do everything.
Heavy D (09:54):
I love it Michael's either brains behind the
operation.
Mike (09:58):
Well, I actually did the concept art for that, all right.
Yeah and I sent it to him and Iwas like fix this shit.
So that's how it was what we'retrying to do just Make
everything fair, for that's forboth of us and we both get what
we want out of it.
Yeah make a little money on theside and get to go places and
(10:18):
well, you get to hang out withyour buddy, exactly and by and
like.
Heavy D (10:21):
That's so we go.
When we go to like when we donethe national trip that we were
talking about earlier, we go tothe flame.
Jayden (10:31):
We go to Like vendors, malls and yeah, all of them,
that we can find so many outthere and just random shit, like
like there's so many places inthere.
Heavy D (10:40):
No one shit.
That's and I'm inspired to bythe by the toy group Right.
Yeah so like I'm always fuckinglooking for toys.
But the problem is with theinternet is everybody knows what
they got.
So like you know, you can'tfind.
You can't find good deals onshit most of the time unless
it's you know, and let's just ina bulk.
Mike (10:53):
Right, that's when you can find it.
Yeah, that's exactly.
You get bulk, or like you, justgotta look around.
Heavy D (10:57):
I found a super scope one time under a dress in the
awesome vendors mall.
In the box Under it was under adress in like there was no
other video game stuff there.
It was just a super scope, I'massuming bought it was $50.
Mike (11:13):
It was awesome, dude.
It was in the box, it was inthe box and the styrofoam?
Heavy D (11:17):
Yeah, it was you never seen like that?
I know I was like I immediatelyinsult it.
Jayden (11:20):
Yeah, like I didn't didn't have super scope with it
was not a problem you know,something like that falls in
your lap every now and then yeahso I was collecting the, the
modern chug collection, and somedude, like six months ago,
posted a huge lot of like almosteverything that I needed for
like 500 bucks, and then I haddoubles at that point too.
Heavy D (11:41):
Yeah, he had a whole what was he?
Like 60, 70 figures orsomething like this 60 and you
get ghost bumps right when theyPosted you like like you can't
reply quick and I learned that Iwas like man.
Mike (11:51):
I have to, yeah, have this man, the way people were
wanting to buy it.
They're like they're justwanting a cherry.
Pick at it.
Yeah, and like the dude's, likeno, I'm moving out of my
apartment.
Heavy D (11:58):
I'm gonna work out best for you guys, oh yeah.
Mike (12:01):
Yeah, and so he bought them and Just started selling
them and that's so fun.
Heavy D (12:06):
I'm honestly fucking jealous of it, like I'm like I
bought a collection.
There was me and it's funny cuzMutual friend Russ yeah, me and
him both commented on this ladywas just selling like she had a
just a tote of wrestlingfigures.
Yeah that was like I guess thatwas her kids and had just grown
out of me, didn't want himanymore, and it was like she was
like 25 bucks takes the wholetote, and it was like it was
(12:29):
like a hundred figures and theywere all like attitude era or
like, or like mid 2000s or evenmost recent stuff, but still it
was like like that price forthat many figures.
I was like one of those figuresis that much.
Yeah, yeah if the deluxe oneswas like one of those is $25.
I'll take them all, but likethere was like six people from
that toy group that commented onit and she had already sold
(12:50):
them, yeah, and that's reallythe best way to buy stuff.
Mike (12:53):
Yeah, any kind of hobby man, anytime you collect
something, yeah, just buy lotsand just sell the rest.
Because what we do is we buythe collection.
We get like the good stuff thatwe need out of it or like, yeah
, sometimes there's some likeholy grail stuff out of it.
We should grab it.
We just sell the rest and otherstuff is like desirable, we
just got it and we just don'tneed it.
Heavy D (13:12):
But yeah, and I think that, um so magic like is really
the big thing.
My whole life that I'vecollected and done and like and
my favorite thing to do 100% noargument, my favorite thing to
do in magic is is buy a box ofcards that I have no idea what
the fuck is in them.
Exactly like I would rather I'mnot be commons and lands, but if
they are, I'm not like reallyeven mad about it.
(13:33):
Yeah, just cuz I want to open abox and I want to look through
a bunch of cards that I don'tknow what's you know.
Mike (13:38):
Exactly.
I'm so happy about it, man.
And then seeing like a commas,like we're 20 bucks.
Heavy D (13:42):
Yeah, like I own calm any card, even if I don't get my
money back.
If there's just something inthere, that was super cool.
Mike (13:47):
Yeah, and then, like you, just got a bunch of random cards
, yeah, and I don't care.
Heavy D (13:51):
I'll.
Jayden (13:51):
I'll sell those for a thousand, for a dollar, whatever
it appeases the human psyche tolike we're very curious
creatures, yeah, you know, likemystery boxes.
Heavy D (14:00):
So oh yeah, man, I'm a sucker for mystery boxes, yeah
so.
Jayden (14:04):
I always wanted to do one, the draft packs and stuff
like that.
For magic I'm not a magic guyat all, yeah, but like opening
cards, I'd buy some collectorcards because you get it, you
just open it, it's cool, it'stwo bucks.
You know I'll pay for that,just to figure out the folks in
it.
Heavy D (14:19):
I buy the most random packs of stuff, like if I go, if
I go to a game store and youhave like a pack of Indiana
Jones cards, or if you have likea pack of old like Marvel or DC
, like anything like that yeahdude, I will buy the pack.
I will buy the shit out ofpacks of that stuff like a
dollar.
Mike (14:37):
Yeah, anytime I go to like a card store man, They've got
an old pack of cards.
Heavy D (14:41):
Yeah, I know what's in the set I'm gonna buy the pack
anyways Fuck.
Yeah, I want to open somethingfor a dollar.
I want to open something I'venever opened before.
Yeah, that's what I want to do.
Mike (14:49):
Yeah, and then talk about how bad it is.
It's also yeah, and it is.
Heavy D (14:55):
It's also a lot like to open toys like I'm a big toy
opener.
Jayden (14:59):
There's some things that I keep sealed just for, like
Preservation yeah and then otherthings like the more common
stuff.
Heavy D (15:06):
I'll open it up if I want to like, if, if I, if I can
get two of them, I usually getto something.
If I'm gonna buy it, yeah, likecuz I wish I would done.
That was a kid.
Do you know how many GI Joeslike old, old GI Joes, like
before you were born, gi Joes?
Mike (15:21):
I say was it that I have?
Heavy D (15:23):
lost in the creek.
But like we used to like putthem in the culvert at the top
of the holler, because theholler was just like six houses
long, you could walk from thetop of the bottom of it and it
was all downhill.
And we used to put them like,put them in the culvert at the
top and see if they come out.
Well, why we did that?
Because they never fucking did.
They just never did and we'dsend like his little brother up
(15:45):
in the culvert to get like a youto take this flashlight and see
if you can find a GI Joes man.
Mike (15:50):
My dad used to do that.
We have a huge heel on our oldproperty where he used to live
and His big thing was Star Warsfigures.
Jayden (15:57):
Yeah.
Mike (15:57):
I've been up there walking , just going up the hill.
There's just random Star Warsfigure.
I pick it up, take it.
Heavy D (16:02):
Yeah like so cool, but there's that, um, you know, the
GI Joes, like the, the astronautone that's worth so much.
Mike (16:11):
Is that the one that come with the big ship?
Heavy D (16:14):
I don't know.
It's just, he's literally justan astronaut.
He's an astronaut.
So yeah yeah, I specificallyremember putting him in there
because I remember thinking itwas like it's pretty close to
underwater.
Mike (16:23):
Yeah, exactly, it's pretty close.
Heavy D (16:26):
I'm pretty sure it's water type.
Mike (16:29):
Yeah, he's not gonna get any water in there.
It's good Put him down.
Heavy D (16:31):
Put him It'd be fine.
It come out the other end Sad.
There's so much money in there.
Jayden (16:38):
Oh yeah, when I was a kid man I had pretty much the
entirety of the GI Joecollection from 1984 to 1986
Bases and all I had to coberdome had the Joe bases, had all
the vehicles set the flag, setfor the flag didn't have a flag
and, and you know, got to thatpoint in time where mom was like
, do you even want these?
(16:58):
Yeah, I want them.
And then I come home the nextweekend and they're not there.
Heavy D (17:03):
Oh, it's like Andy and Andy's mom put them in the wrong
garbage bag.
Jayden (17:06):
She was like I sold everything for 250 bucks.
I was like are you your?
Heavy D (17:09):
fucking mom.
Jayden (17:11):
Mom what the fuck.
Heavy D (17:13):
No, my mom um my copy of Monty Python in the Holy
Grail one time.
Oh, she was like this isblasphemous and she got rid of
it.
I don't know if she burned it,but she got rid of it.
Jayden (17:27):
It's gonna know so mad.
Heavy D (17:31):
I forget that I've watched you grow up.
Yeah.
Mike (17:33):
I've known you since I was fucking like yeah, which is
funny.
Heavy D (17:38):
I like Watched you find yourself.
I know that sounds dumb, butlike yeah, you didn't know what
you liked, like and you don'tuntil you're like like you still
don't.
How do you?
24?
That's what I was gonna say.
25, right, and that's like.
You don't until you're like 25.
You don't really know whatyou're into until you're like 25
Give me some slack on theheadset, because it's like you
(18:00):
don't know what you like andwhat you don't like and you know
, you don't know kind of womenyou're into, or you know every
end of women.
Mike (18:06):
You don't know what you're doing to your 25.
Okay, oh.
Jayden (18:10):
Oh, I'm gonna be consistent pattern with the
women that I'm into.
Heavy D (18:12):
Yeah, just insane ones, or yeah crazy.
Mike (18:16):
But I could never played the fifth.
I can't shut the fuck.
Heavy D (18:20):
What's your therapy?
It's like oh well, um, I hangout on a podcast and talk about
a lot of problems with myfriends.
Yeah, that's what we do.
That works out good.
Um, hey, how you doing.
Mike (18:35):
I like this little 3d printing school thing here.
Do this.
Heavy D (18:37):
Um, that's a half of one.
Andrew has a 3d printer and, uh, it got halfway through and
messed up and we've never got itworking again.
We've troubleshooted the shitout of it and there's like One
thing will go wrong and the nextthing will fix, and you've got
to get one with a like, anautomatic One that like labels
the bed automatically.
Mike (18:55):
Yeah, or you're just gonna have so many problems yeah he's
better to spend double theprice and just get a good one,
yeah.
Heavy D (19:02):
I've seen.
I see I've seen the expensiveones do crazy shit too, though,
like I've seen expensive ones do, there was a usually expensive
ones.
What happens is the softwaregets bugs in it.
Yeah, and like and you got tofigure out how to resolve those
bugs, like even there's no debugfor a program that has six
buttons.
Mike (19:18):
We're looking into getting one of the resin.
Heavy D (19:20):
Oh yeah, that'd be sick .
Mike (19:21):
They're so cool, so good for making like toy accessories
and shit.
Heavy D (19:24):
Oh, yeah, for sure.
Yeah, because, well, you guyscan get um.
Have you seen the toy box likethe 3d printer?
That's like it's like Mattel orsomething?
No, it's, it's called toy boxand it's a 3d printer, but it's
like the size of this Um andit's encased, the whole thing
and it has like a set.
I think it's like Disney orsomething, because it has a set
amount of things that you canprint.
Mike (19:44):
Yeah.
Heavy D (19:45):
Um, but you can put an sd card in with print files on
them, whatever those, whateverthat.
I don't know what that filepath, that file type is.
Jayden (19:52):
It's um stl, or yeah stl something.
Heavy D (19:56):
Yeah, you can put those in on an sd card and print
whatever you want, as long asit's within measurements of the
of the printer.
But like it's got a bunch ofpreset like uh toys, like excess
reason stuff, okay.
And so, like that's alreadysaid on it and it's pretty cool
because like it's it's supposedto be, like you know, easy bake
oven, nothing can go wrongbecause it's nothing wrong,
(20:17):
because there's just a bulb andnothing else going on.
Yeah like it's kind of likethat.
Jayden (20:21):
I think that it's like simple enough that there's
nothing breaking on it like thelike the.
Heavy D (20:27):
The material is like inside of it, you know, and like
in a concealed compartment andlike.
So it's a easy bake it's, it'san easy bake, yeah, but it's,
but it's, it's good, though Likeand it takes like double the
time to print because it's likedoesn't have a quick processor,
but like it's only like ahundred bucks or something and
it's, and it does its job.
And it's called the toy box toybox, and that's what it's called
(20:48):
.
Uh, I don't know if it's Mattelor I mean I assume it's one of
those companies, but I know itwas like in collab with disney,
I think.
Oh, probably don't tell yeah, Idon't know, I've got a you the
toy guys business account now,oh killer discounts on anything
business related.
Jayden (21:05):
That's why I was gonna.
I was gonna get a cr 10.
The yeah the pla printersinstead for sure.
That'd be awesome, oh yeahthat's killer.
Mike (21:13):
I'm not about everything you guys are there their own
company.
They're toy boxes.
Yeah, they're okay cool, butthey're.
There's a collaboration withdisney.
I see, I see what you'retalking about.
Heavy D (21:24):
Yeah, it's pretty cool, though.
I mean because just get it'slike real basic and it's like
yeah, it's like the firstconsumer friend.
Yeah, it's meant for all kids.
You ought to be able to use itbecause it's like real simple
process to print shit.
Mike (21:35):
They've got a bundle sale right now and you can get the
printer with the spools of thestuff for like 349.
Heavy D (21:41):
That's not bad, I mean, of course.
The problem with that is now 3dprinters are going way down and
they're not like they were,because they were like five
grand.
Jayden (21:49):
Yeah they're, yeah it's, it's in like a consumer level
now.
Heavy D (21:52):
It is you can.
Mike (21:53):
You can afford them now, which is funny because if they
had a 3d printer on campus andyou could go pay so much they
would measure the amount ofStuff you were using.
Yeah, that's another fee andyou just pay.
I never got to use it while Iwas there, but uh yeah, that'd
be cool, yeah, yeah.
Heavy D (22:08):
I want um, um, free access, complete access to like
A government level Like 3dprinter, like I want like
complete access to just go inand print shit.
Like I want to print the hoodof a car if I want to have you
seen the fucking?
Mike (22:24):
It's like the 3d printer House building thing they build
them out of like concrete andshit.
Jayden (22:29):
Yeah, oh, it's a big rig that prints a fucking house.
Heavy D (22:32):
I guess 3d printer right is a broad term right
because like I've seen that thatshit right and like I've also
seen like the ones that lay likebrick walkways yeah like if
you've ever seen those?
That's a 3d printer right?
Essentially because you justput the bricks in it and it
mixes the shit and like lays thewalkways completely down, like
the whole way that's that it'sfucking.
It's printing a road.
Yeah that's definitely whatit's doing, um, so I mean, I
(22:55):
guess that's.
I love that like level of it.
Mike (22:59):
It's the bigger shit.
Yeah, it's cool man.
The future.
Heavy D (23:05):
You think it's like and really like.
If you get down to it, likearen't factories just 3d
printers?
Mike (23:09):
like I don't know Essentially like if it's.
Heavy D (23:12):
If you're cutting Like a water cutters, that cut like a
shit out of steel.
Mike (23:17):
I mean the CNC machines.
Yeah, it's essentially a 3dprinter.
Heavy D (23:20):
That's a 3d printer just doing it with metal and
water different process.
Jayden (23:23):
Yeah, there's a consumer level 3d printer now that lets
you print out of 6065 aluminum.
Oh shit, oh yeah, it's true,it's like 15 $1600.
Sure, but that's awesome, butlike so much that you could do
with that.
Heavy D (23:38):
Yeah, I can't, I can't even building a little machine.
Bump stocks.
You can make all kinds of bumpstocks.
Yeah, I Don't think we can talkabout bump stocks.
No, we can't, we'll get somesort of man.
Mike (23:50):
ATS, come fuck on below your door, down oh.
Jayden (23:53):
You know, Shut down no extended for 45 days.
Heavy D (23:59):
What the fuck I was hoping I need to shit or get off
the pot.
You know what's funny, I thinkwhen the government shuts down,
there should be, just shouldn'tbe.
We shouldn't have to pay taxes.
Exactly Like, right, like do wedo?
Like, if they're shut down for45 days, there should be no tax
anywhere you buy anything.
Who are?
Mike (24:12):
we paying to.
It's different because thestate government doesn't shut
down, it's just a federal.
But still, like on yourpaycheck, federal tax shouldn't
be fucking taken right.
There's no, they shouldn't geta fucking if I get paid in those
45 days.
Heavy D (24:24):
There's no way you should get your money yeah
there's nobody there to take it.
That's it's.
It's exactly no taxationwithout representation.
Jayden (24:31):
It's exactly that.
Heavy D (24:33):
What do you mean?
It's not you're gonna get meright in the middle of the day.
I guess it's not the middle ofthe day, um, so you all got some
shit coming up, right, yeah, soyou're working on we're gonna
be set up at the tri citiescomic-con on December.
Mike (24:51):
The second it's gonna be at the Delta hotels conference
center in Bristol, Virginia.
Heavy D (24:57):
I'm in Bristol.
Mike (24:58):
Yeah, so.
You guys are gonna get me youguys are gonna get me get me hot
bothered about it.
Heavy D (25:08):
Yeah, I have to leave all my money at home.
I have too many hobbies and toomuch shit.
I got a little cona kick.
Yeah, and I was hunting downmore cona like all over the
fucking like.
I went to my mom's and therewas no.
That was no little cona fromhere to North Carolina every six
months, man, I go through adifferent hobby.
Mike (25:22):
Yeah, other hobbies.
Heavy D (25:25):
It's just so hard to so you guys gonna be set up there
sailing right.
Mike (25:29):
Yeah, we're gonna be set up there sailing, I'm trying to
bring some shit, yeah, whatever.
It's gonna be a pretty bigevent.
It's gonna be like a normalcomic-con, so we're gonna see
pretty people dressed up.
There's gonna be a lot of Voiceactors to artists, stuff like
that.
Heavy D (25:46):
It's gonna be so fun.
Mike (25:46):
Yeah, it's gonna be a good time, I love big fucking like I
love.
Heavy D (25:50):
Like you know, I've never been to a convention ever
really.
But like you know, I've beeninvolved in like the biggest
magic tournament ever like it'slike 4,500 people or some shit,
so it's like you know yeah, it'swild and I'd love it.
Jayden (26:02):
Yeah, I know, I know I need to come.
Heavy D (26:04):
Need to come to one.
Brian Marcus invites me all thefucking time.
Yeah which, by the way, we needto influence and get him on the
podcast.
Mike (26:09):
Oh yeah, I'd love it.
He'd be great rules.
He'd be great we were up therethe other day and he made me
spend a lot of money.
Heavy D (26:15):
Oh yeah, he needed to.
Well, he does this thing wherehe doesn't really.
He doesn't really up sail likeup sail it.
He just talks to you about it.
Yeah, Yep and you're like, fuck, I'll buy it.
Mike (26:25):
Yeah, yeah, and like he always has great prices.
Heavy D (26:30):
Yeah, he does good too, If you've known him for a while
.
Jayden (26:33):
like I mean, that's what bulk stuff together for you.
Heavy D (26:36):
And we'll plug him shamelessly.
Cavalier comics.
Mike (26:39):
Cavalier comics over wise Virginia, next to the Monterey's
over there and, uh, he deals alot.
Heavy D (26:45):
I mean, it's partly influenced by you guys, really.
Yeah deal a lot more toys now.
Mike (26:50):
Brian.
You know Brian's a lot ofinfluence for us.
Heavy D (26:53):
You know stuff like that and he loves the shit too,
though, like he knows.
So he knows so much abouteverything, like yeah.
All the toys, like he knowsfucking where everything was
from or when it was which yougot to know stuff for life.
Mike (27:07):
You sell everything.
You got to know everything.
Heavy D (27:09):
Yeah.
Mike (27:10):
Yeah, he's good at it.
We um there's just some othertoy people in the area and you
know um we mainly, you know,specializing transformers.
We sell some other stuff herein there that we're just trying
to get rid of.
It's mainly like personal stuff, but, um, it's.
It's hard to when everybodysells everything.
(27:30):
Yeah, you know, they can't knoweverything about it because
there's just so much information.
Heavy D (27:36):
Well, and you like, who you're fighting with is just
people went online and buy andshit.
Jayden (27:40):
Yeah, exactly Like all the time.
Heavy D (27:42):
Yeah, people just be able to start anything up on
ebay.
Mike (27:45):
Yeah and uh, we post some stuff on our facebook.
Um, we just started out.
We're gonna start kicking ithard here soon.
Heavy D (27:54):
Um we're gonna put her well, you both work right.
So yeah, yeah, I work two jobs,he works one yeah he works like
80 90 hours a week yeah andit's hard too, like if you're
trying to, like, you know, boostsomething.
I've been there, you know, andjust trying to boost something
and get something going andFucking working your full-time
job anyway, yeah man it's.
Jayden (28:12):
You know we're doing this here and I'm got like the
little sticker business andt-shirts and stuff like that,
and between everything and myfull-time job, I'm fucking dead.
Yeah, I don't, yeah, I don'thave any energy whatsoever to do
anything.
I we went to this toy show lastSaturday and it turned out to
be a fucking awesome turnout.
Yeah but when we got there Iwas like man, I don't even
(28:32):
really want to do this Tired asfuck.
Mike (28:34):
You're tired man, but.
But the cool thing about it is,you know, it is something we
are passionate about andespecially, you know, when we we
did go to this toy show, onething that made my- day is uh.
We had a lot of kids coming upand buying stuff.
Man.
Jayden (28:51):
And yeah, that's cool.
Mike (28:52):
I love.
You know.
Everybody knows that.
You know it's very easy forkids to get consumed in a
technology nowadays and it itreally is a treat to watch kids
run around and just buy toyscool and buy toys and play with
each other.
Man, it's, it's just, it's atreat.
Heavy D (29:06):
No, uh, I definitely think that's awesome that you
can introduce like fuckingeverybody back to.
Yeah like a bunch of kids intosomething that they have no idea
about.
I mean because like the way weall knew about it and like any
toys we played with was justcartoons and shit, right.
Mike (29:22):
Yeah.
Heavy D (29:22):
I mean like, but that's just not a thing anymore.
I guess like because the toysare getting completely different
than bluey.
Jayden (29:27):
Yeah, yeah, whatever they watch now.
Uh, my god, son is in theTransformers now.
He got in there like six monthsago and, uh, anytime that I get
to go over there and fool withhim like he's like man transform
these for me, I don'tunderstand them at all.
Of course, you know hisfavorite bum will be oh well,
yeah, well, you know, it'sthere's a reason it's bright
yellow.
Yeah, it's bright yellow, andhe's the star of every show from
(29:50):
now on.
Heavy D (29:51):
That's the way it is.
Jayden (29:51):
Yeah, it's like man You're just looking to shock
away dude, he's mad ass.
Heavy D (29:55):
There's a lot cooler ones in this car.
Dude's purple one, I he has agun for an arm Right, that's
killer.
Yeah, you guys, just a car.
Mike (30:03):
Yeah, yeah, I guess, we're not gonna shame.
Heavy D (30:05):
Don't transform or shame.
Yeah, we're gonna transform orshame.
Mike (30:07):
There's some cooler options out there though.
That first movie was goodthough.
Heavy D (30:11):
That first movie was good though.
Jayden (30:13):
Oh man, it was fantastic .
Heavy D (30:14):
The first movie was so good, like the the shock of it
right, that was kind of likewhat it was like and shy was
good and, like you know, megafox was great, yep, but like and
a lot of people you know.
Mike (30:26):
Don't get me wrong.
A lot of them are terriblemovies.
Heavy D (30:29):
Yeah, but CGI quality they're still cool for what they
are, though.
Mike (30:33):
Yeah, yeah and like, if you look at CGI nowadays Like
it's, it's on par with thosemovies that were made.
Jayden (30:40):
They were different years ago, yeah, 2007.
Mike (30:43):
Yeah, yeah, exactly 15.
Heavy D (30:45):
It kind of resurgence for the Transformers world to
those movies, I mean, like forthe toys, it brought it back to
life, oh yeah it was peopledigging shit out we were talking
about it the other day.
Mike (30:55):
You know 2007 to like you know 2013, 2014.
Yeah, it was really a goldenera that we took for granted.
There was so much good stuffthat came out and, like me and
him, now catch yourself like, ohman, I had that as a kid, I
have to have that and you knowwhich.
(31:15):
That's what it's all about.
Heavy D (31:16):
Well, that's what.
So it's funny because, like, um, the trend that I see, like in
toys, well, and you guys Giftedme an awesome Beast Wars Figure.
Oh yeah, buzz claw, buzz claw.
Yeah, we're pumped about it.
We have a whole table full ofshit that people have brought
and it's we're happy about that,but we're we'll post pictures
(31:41):
out on Instagram.
Y'all check that out.
But anyway, the trend like intoys is like New toys that look
old, yeah, right is the trendwhich is super confusing like,
because the old toys, like, areout there, yeah, and they're not
much more than like the andsometimes they're cheaper, right
then even, even even, even likethe Star Wars series.
Jayden (32:03):
That's like the old yeah , the retro collection, the
retro collection right.
Heavy D (32:07):
Some of those figures are like they're just cheaper if
you buy the original one.
Jayden (32:11):
He man's doing the same thing to.
You know he meant toys arePretty much one-to-one what they
were in the 80s, yeah, andTransformers does G1 reissues.
Now where Walmart gets a, youknow they get the old modes from
the 80s and just change thecolors on them just a little bit
.
Yeah yeah, yeah, that's oldstuff, man.
Heavy D (32:28):
Yeah, I know, and it's so weird that, like Toy
companies just caught on topeople people wanting old stuff
and they just printed their oldshit like.
You don't have to come up withnew ideas, you just run it
through like the other.
The wrestling figures aretalking earlier, like the series
, now that it's just like theold style figures that don't
move at all.
Yeah, like people, it'sridiculous to people want that
(32:51):
and I bought one like so, like Imean, like it's ridiculous that
people want those even thoughPeople want them.
The first wrestling figures Iever owned were like the like
Hogan and Hogan and flair, orHogan and Piper.
Jayden (33:02):
They're just the rubber, the rubber arms.
Heavy D (33:04):
Yeah, like just link them together.
I don't really know what youfucking did with them, because
they they were just two dudesthat were like what up squatting
.
Mike (33:12):
Yeah, kind of.
Heavy D (33:14):
They did look like they were taking this shit and
that's what I always thoughtlike why are they wrestling like
this?
Yeah doesn't make any sense.
Mike (33:21):
Yeah, I.
Heavy D (33:23):
Used to do a Similar thing what you guys are doing
but I did like retro video games.
Jayden (33:30):
Yeah, when that was, when that was.
Heavy D (33:32):
Yeah, yeah, not just my store, but like after my store
closed, I did a lot of that justonline and I like sold it, like
I went to flea markets and shitand sold and like just would go
Bye at other places and it'snever too late, you know, or too
early to start your own thing.
Mike (33:52):
Oh yeah you know, me and my business partner here were
only in her twenties and and aslong as you know enough about
something, yeah, you can sell it.
There's a market out there.
It may be a really niche market, but there's a market.
Heavy D (34:06):
Well and be afraid and you're going about the right way
around.
It's not like your main goaland it's kind of like, like you
guys said, you're supportingyour hobby.
Yeah, it's like the goal isjust to be able to buy toys.
Yeah for getting toys for free,and then yeah, essentially yeah
, and you get to like, like yousaid, like the relationships you
get to build.
Mike (34:25):
Yeah, right, I met a lot of killer people.
Yeah, a lot of dudes.
We set up at the Tri-Cities toyshow a couple weeks ago.
On when was that?
That was at the.
It was back in September, butwe met a dude that had went to
one of the conventions we hadwent to yeah.
(34:47):
He knew one of our friends thatwe had made at the conventions
and you know we've got him and alot of other people and there's
you know there's a lot ofprofessional wrestling leagues
over in the oh yeah, he's areaover Virginia, tennessee, all
that and Smokey Mountain andshit.
Yeah, they're.
They're wanting us to set upover there.
So we're we're trying to linethat out and Get that going, and
(35:09):
that's cool.
We're mainly just trying to dothe local stuff and, you know,
as long as we make our moneyback set up at the tables, it's
in our gas.
That's really all I care aboutand we just want to experience,
you know, new people.
You know.
You know there's a lot ofadults out there that Haven't
had a toy since they were a kid,yeah, and we just hope they see
something at the table thatthey yeah.
Heavy D (35:31):
It's okay to play with toys, yeah.
Mike (35:33):
Yeah, I mean if if COVID taught us anything, it's like Do
whatever you want, so that'sthat's interesting too.
Heavy D (35:41):
Right Is because it's like yeah.
Covid Is kind of the reasontoys are like came back like a
surgeon, exactly the reasonbecause people were just fucking
hanging out.
Mike (35:49):
They just had any like money, man, yeah, and there's
nothing else to do.
Heavy D (35:56):
Yeah, I mean?
Mike (35:56):
So what?
That had got a lot diggingthrough their closets and shit
and finding all their toys andyeah People find the stuff they
forgot they had which now youknow, a lot of people are coming
off of that stuff.
Yeah, so the stuff that was out.
Heavy D (36:09):
Sure people's lives are getting back in normal.
Mike (36:11):
Yeah, people that were Into it three or four years ago
there in COVID they're like, uh,I can't do this anymore.
So that you know, that's howwe're able to get a lot of stuff
.
A lot of people just trying tomake space.
Heavy D (36:22):
It's, it's your guys job to exactly make sure people
don't Quit playing with toys.
Yeah, don't go back to youreveryday life and quit playing
with toys, because you like toplay with toys and it's what you
should be doing.
Mike (36:35):
Yeah, quit your job and play with toys, fucking right.
Jayden (36:38):
Have fun, man.
I'm supposed to be enjoyingright, that's what.
Heavy D (36:41):
Like people get stuck in, like, you know, people get
stuck in living their everydaylife and forget, like I always
say, I'm on a bit, like whenever, like in my everyday life, like
I'm generally on a bit aboutsomething almost all the time,
right, and that's just, that'sjust who I am, right, Don't you
feel?
Don't you feel that way, likeyeah, yeah, I mean, that's just
(37:02):
the way it is and I don't haveany problem with it.
That's fine, that's who I am.
But like I have a good timebecause, you know, I get to do
that, like I, you know, be fullof shit and whatever, and do a
podcast because we wanted to doa podcast, yeah, and you know,
and now we're, you know, doingit for 35 weeks straight and
having a great time, you know,and and we get to do things like
(37:24):
Like we all like have mutualpeople and have hung out in
different places, but like wewouldn't be like like this, we
wouldn't be doing this.
No, you know, and it's coolthat you know what it's gonna go
to, and we've done some tradingand stuff on toys and pre-show,
so it's cool that we're gonnaget you know down those avenues
and I'm always gonna thank youguys.
Now when I see Transformers andbe like hey, these
(37:44):
motherfuckers need this big bagof toys.
Mike (37:48):
Yeah, robots, anything robot related, anything really.
You know, transformers are theonly thing we really deal in,
but that's what we're trying to,because you really gonna find
your niche anytime you want todo something and you want to
stand out, you're just gonnafind your niche.
Jayden (38:04):
And luckily we have the preset knowledge about this
stuff because it's been ourentire lives.
Heavy D (38:09):
Yeah yeah, like fucking transformers role man, I want
to learn everything well, and itkind of like gets you through
your day to to know that you'redoing something, that you're
gonna Be doing something cool.
You know what I mean.
Like you all got the showcoming up, so like, yeah, kind
of gets you through your daylike, hey, I'm just getting
through this week doing my dayjob.
You know, yeah, and man, younever know like what's gonna
happen, right, exactly shit.
(38:29):
It pops off.
If shit pops off, and you know,and you guys are like Making
money you know what I mean andyou guys can do that for a
living.
That's the dream, anyway right,yeah, exactly.
You just buy and sell toys for aliving, trade with people and
meet people all over the country.
I mean that'd be ideal, right,like doing trading like I'm sure
it's mostly an east coast thing, but like trading on the west
(38:49):
coast would be cool.
Mike (38:50):
Yeah, it would be really cool.
Yeah you know, we've got theeBay account, which we sure, but
it's different, right, that'sdifferent than more than east
coast.
Heavy D (39:00):
It's different than like Going through some, going
through some stuff and tradingwith somebody you meet from.
You know from Oregon who alsois into transformers, and you
have completely different lives.
Yeah you know that that wholething's always intriguing to me.
I think that's cool andpodcasting like has a similar
feel.
That, like I meet a lot ofpeople and talk a lot of people
(39:20):
that are like we, our podcast,are nothing alike but we
communicate because we have, youknow, similar needs and, like
you know, like Um James talkingabout working on a podcast, yeah
right, and you get that up andgo when you come back and talk
about that shit.
Oh yeah, absolutely That'd behot.
But it's just like you know, wewere talking about the gear that
we use here in studio andRemind the listeners that studio
(39:43):
is the dining room, but the thegear we use in studios, like
was talking about just the Justrelatable shit that we've been
never talking about before.
Yeah, the mics that we use andthe mic stands Just hang out
with people.
Man play with toys, yeah.
Mike (39:56):
Make conversations, yeah, get a hobby, man, really, you
know you can have kids, you canhave a wife, you can have a job,
but have a hobby.
Get out and do something everyonce in a while, something that
makes you really happy and youknow that's.
Heavy D (40:13):
That's kind of what we preach here right On this
podcast is like I know, quityour job In its literal form is
what you think right, but likeReally it just do something you
love, right, do do what you wantto do.
You know what I mean.
Mike (40:29):
Like if I could podcast for a living, I would just do
that, yeah if it pays the bills,right, if it paid those fucking
anyways, do it yeah and I'mgonna do it anyway, right?
Heavy D (40:36):
I mean, it's not paying any bills and I'm doing it
anyway.
We're having a great time.
Yeah, exactly, but that'sthat's the goal.
So that's kind of where we'regoing to be.
So that's kind of where we'reat, and that's where you guys
are at, and that's why I wantedyou guys to come on and why I've
had such a great time tonight.
Mike (40:48):
Yeah, absolutely, we're gonna have a good time.
Heavy D (40:50):
It was fun.
Yeah, man, we're gonna do somemore toy training.
You guys are gonna get me intosome.
You guys are gonna get me intotoys.
Now Be fucking on.
Mike (41:03):
Go check us out on Facebook Eject toys.
We're on Instagram to alllowercase eject underscore toys.
We'll be set up at the thetri-cities comma con December
2nd and Watch out for us atbotcon this summer.
Heavy D (41:22):
You fucking love botcon .
I've got the shirt on.
Oh man, yeah, so much fun.
Mike (41:27):
Yeah, if you are a Transformers fan, you will walk
in and have to walk out and thecosplays wild right.
Heavy D (41:34):
Yeah, like the cause planning attack and it's
overwhelming yeah and seeingsome of the people man.
Mike (41:40):
Yeah like voice your childhood hero.
Heavy D (41:42):
Yeah, that's fucking wild like.
You're talk.
Mike (41:46):
Yeah, I met Gary chalk this year in Newark, new Jersey,
and Me and him growing up, hewas the voice of our Optimus
Prime.
Everybody knows who optimists?
Yeah, and he had me stumblingon my words.
Heavy D (42:04):
I couldn't speak no, charisma at all.
Mike (42:06):
No, yeah, yeah and I got a picture with him.
It was so cool super good dude.
I got to meet a bunch of othervoice actors.
Yeah, that's fucking cool hangout with them and Go go to a
convention sometime, man.
Anybody out there?
Heavy D (42:25):
Yeah, especially if you have one in your town like
people should just go to theyeah, it's like this, fucking
people people watching is one ofmy favorite things to do in the
world and there's nothing likepeople watching at a con.
We like, we have a bingo.
We put together every year.
Jayden (42:40):
And it's you know.
You just about guaranteed tosee something you know there's
stereotypes for.
Yeah, but it's funny as hellwhen you see it in person, you
can check it off.
Mike (42:52):
Yeah, it's even funnier when you're like I just check
this off.
Jayden (42:58):
Man walking around trying to find the other person
be like have you got this?
Yet it's like I just got this.
Heavy D (43:03):
I just got a bingo man, let me tell you this is all
fucking this, the last thing Isaw.
I'll say the I was a magic,that big magic.
Terminus was like 4,000 peopleand it was the same thing.
Like I wish I would have had abingo card to be like all the
people that are dead.
Like it was wild.
The wildest man I was in.
There was a concession, right,it was just like they basically
(43:24):
like chicken strips, like hotdogs and shit, right, imagine,
there's 4,000 people, right, andthere's one concession.
Yeah yeah, so we're fuckingstanding there like forever and
you only got so much time beforethe rounds, I just happen to
have like a buyer, some shit.
But man, this dude in front ofme, we're standing there forever
and like, and she yelledsomething like they were out of
fries or something.
I don't remember what sheyelled because the thing that
(43:44):
happened next shocked me.
Man, he turned around andstarted talking like Mickey
Mouse, like and I don't evenmean like like just for a split
second, I mean like legitimately, like fool, like the fool, like
fool on, like the whole time.
And I was like Looking behindme because I was like you see,
(44:05):
fucking talking to somebody elsewho's like just talking like
Mickey Mouse.
Mike (44:11):
I don't mean to interrupt you.
Do you remember the dude thatwas at the he would?
He was going to?
He went to the big.
It was a big tournament a longtime ago now.
It was a dude who was takingpictures of the dude with her.
Heavy D (44:26):
Yeah, man, yeah, you know he's talking about.
The guy was going around likehe went to, like he went like a
GP or something like 4,000people or some shit and Was
going around just takingpictures of people's ass cracks
and like and him like, posingnext to him or whatever, and
they call it what?
like a crack gate or whatevercrack gate, yeah, and and like
he got banned for life for magicand he was like he wasn't a pro
(44:47):
but he was gonna be a pro, likehe was really good and and it
was fucking hilarious.
I mean that's funny.
It is funny because there's somany ass cracks at magic
tournaments.
Jayden (44:57):
I.
Heavy D (44:58):
So many.
I mean I've been the big, I'vebeen that person yeah, I'm sure
more than once, but like it'sfunny that he got banned for
life for it, unless it wasbullying and I'm bad.
Mike (45:07):
My boy, free my free my boy.
Heavy D (45:09):
We need to find his name and shit.
Yeah, free my boy.
I don't think we can justhashtag.
Free my boy.
Jayden (45:15):
Crack gate was an inside job.
Heavy D (45:18):
All of that.
Um, yeah, guys, you all checkthem out on their socials and
Check them out December 2nd,yeah, and and.
Mike (45:28):
Christmas is coming up, you know if you want to get your
kids into something that'sproductive.
I mean, transformers arebasically two toys in one Get
your brain going.
Heavy D (45:38):
We'll be All right, y'all.
That was an awesome show, thatwas fun.
Remember to follow us onInstagram.
When you check out, I'm gonnasend, I'm gonna post some
pictures of stuff that theybrought.
Falsing Instagram everything'san unpaid lunch tick tock.
(45:58):
We had like three or four ticktocks go up today.
So, uh, rhino's been out buthe's been working on that, so
he's doing that.
In the meantime, check outpatreon everything exclusive
content on there.
Yeah, guys, you all gotanything else, anything that's
pretty much.
Mike (46:13):
Thanks for having us, though man it was awesome.
Heavy D (46:16):
That was a great time and I'm hoping you know we can
do it again in the future.
Oh yeah, I remember y'all ain'tnobody stopping you from
quitting your job, but you.
Mike (46:25):
Exactly fun, though, fucking robots.
Heavy D (46:57):
You.
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