$300,000 DISASTER - SELLING A LOCAL GAME STORE 

That and the cool Haircuts

Same

I made it to the end of the video, and want the old Finance Rudy stories too.

F yeah!

YES PLEASE!

Bring us some wolf of Rudy stock broker videos!

They don't exist.

Any juicy ones? I want to go back to the old videos and see these now.

Me too but we will always love rudy

F yeah!

@@jackattackhissnack he has a playlist on the channel with the old ones.

@@jackattackhissnackMy favorite is the Wolf of Magic series

F yeah!

My tacos, although still good, not quite as good without the visor videos.

Yep. Dude left Mr. K hanging and took off to open another spot a City over. Completely gutted the old spot.

The other dude (let's call him Mr. C) is known to do shady shit like that in the area. I had a feeling when Mr. C took over the magic side of the shop it was gonna end up fucking up somehow.

I think I might know who this is… and heard at least part of the story from the other side. But I put out some feelers on that… so yeah. What I write below is before hearing anything. Iirc part of it was a comment about there not actually being an inventory of what was in the store when the deal was begun. Like, the buyer had someone come in to inventory the store because prior owner had no inventory count. But like I said, that might be this, and it was the other side if it is the same deal … and, adding on before new stuff, recall hearing complaining about lease transfer and building codes also. But yeah, again, things I didn’t really pay attention to while overhearing others.

prob had NOTHING in writing and couldnt afford an attorney. Go try and get an attorney now . i'll wait... unless he has one on retainer doubt he could get anyone to take the case if theres nothing in writnig and small claims prob a waste of time and burn more time and capital. original owner is complete ass clown

give me 500,000 dollar loan. you will never see me ever again. that's what happened

@@JensenHuangTensorEnthusiastI was thinking maybe something like this. some people have stuff they think is “worth a lot of money” but they don’t look after it so the stuff is damaged, worn, mouldy, and smells bad. I think it can happen with some older people (not just old people) their smell and eyesight isn’t good so they’re not trying to be misleading they just can’t see it. on the other side, if the deal didn’t meet expectations, then the other party might have felt they needed to make up the losses by taking everything, rightly or wrongly. they amount of people who get themselves into bad situation because they don’t get or heed professional advise is massive

@@TheSoonyGirlI was talking with someone who said the photo in the thumbnail was the store…. They said probably 150K was fair value for everything. Dunno about lease. They also said the owner was actually called Mister-K IRL. So I’ma guess that info is correct.

I think I understand. You're saying you want someone to give you brain damage?

Lmao thanks for the chuckle ​@@joemacallister7561

Start a pub and have the game store as a side project so that way your food and drinks are what carries you then if your customers are into magic they have a place to play but that doesn't mean you have to see 20 people show up for fnm or drafts midweek all they have to do is come in hungry and then see you have a game store....

@zigzag2370 That's actually the way to do it... Like a nice cozy area off to the side with a fireplace and bookshelves

​@@zigzag2370theft is a massive problem in places like that. Youd need to have all inventory locked up or behind the desk.

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Easiest money you’ll ever make! 😂

And more videos about buying magic when you worked at red robin

Yeah I'm curious about this as well.

There are always tons of people that always will think "oh that won't happen to me!" This goes for really everything and not exclusive to opening a LGS. Also some are so passionate about the hobby and if they have worked for a long time to live their dream I get it. It's the folks that don't know anything about the hobby and risk levels that just here oh so n so booster box was $100 3 years ago and now is $1,000! Man if I get it for cheaper from a distributor I'll be rich this is just easy money how come everyone isn't opening a lgs what idiots that fail. I know a couple stores that have opened in the past 2-3 years that both will probably make it as they are really passionate and have quickly built a loyal following and also some that just had disposable income and able to get loans that saw a LGS as an easy way to make some passive income or something and didn't do nearly enough research into how up and down the hobby can be and the risks. For every One-piece box or MtG Fallout there are like 10-20 products that you could struggle to sell

Damn.