Kristen Joy Hoadley

And when you can make more buying Pokemon cards than you can working a nine to five job, something is askew.

Something is amiss.

And I don't know what you do about it.

I'm no expert, but you got to start pumping investment dollars, money and attention into the middle class in America because a lot of people are in trouble.

And the wealthy continue to get wealthier.

And I don't mind people getting wealthy.

I'd like to be wealthy someday, too.

But the poor keep on getting poorer, and it's really getting tough for people out here, like me, who have three kids.

And, you know, everything costs 70% more than it did 10 years ago.

It's just literally insane.

I was at the Kroger the other day, and I followed this account.

The Casino Kroger.

That's right.

And just on brand for the Casino Kroger.

I followed this account called, like –

Pokemon streets, pokey streets or something like that.

And I follow it because it is the it is a guy that's trading in videos about all of the con artists and grifters that are attached to the Pokemon business.

And they have these Pokemon vending machines throughout Walmarts and Kroger's and all this other stuff throughout the world.

And these Pokemon vending machines have become a hotbed for scammers and scalpers and all these people to jury-rig the machines to give them the box of cards that everybody else wants, essentially.

Okay, so I'm not going to get into all the details, but here's one thing.