Apple eBay Scams ($3,000 Rug?!) - Krazy Ken's Tech Talk

[@ComputerClan]

This is probably my new favorite episode! Enjoy! 😈Feel free to subscribe for more… 🔔 P.S. if you want that "Polkadot" wallpaper, check out my link in the description. 👍

[@lotan9398]

@@atomfusiondev SAME LOL

[@davidhepworth3956]

I once sold him some G4 Cube speakers on Facebook!

[@jcreazy]

@@atomfusiondev early release for Patrons

[@georgeyreynolds]

Ken you're just explaining extrinsic and intrinsic value eg it's a CD which cost pennies .. but if the CD is a one of a kind signed by the pope it's got a high extrinsic value ... rarity doesn't always come into it always.

[@abdallahtarek3602]

Hello I have old laptop with Intel Celeron 1.6 ghz single CPU 4gb ram 500gb HDD X64 system The laptop running peppermint os x64 bit I try to install any x32 bit Linux distro but I failed the laptop refuse to install any x32 bit os

[@AnonymousFreakYT]

I have bought items from "Mr. Polka Dots" before - always "common", reasonably priced things. But yeah, I absolutely laughed at all the massively overpriced things in his listings.

[@prisondude]

Yeah but we need more like him

[@antongunther3977]

This guy is the type of seller that just screams "I know what I've got".

[@finnisnotafish]

Ebay needs to chill out

[@therealmistermemer]

@@prisondude Yeah, we need more scammers!

[@cosmefulanito5933]

Capitalism...

[@Blood-PawWerewolf]

$3000 for a Apple rug? Sounds something that Apple themselves would do!

[@akaJughead]

They would probably also sell an over engineered vacuum separately, for $6,000.

[@AlexandrTVOfficialChannel]

@@akaJughead I think the rug would be $999.99

[@riponrip4574]

Nah, their not crazy

[@riponrip4574]

Cool joke though

[@poeterritory]

Needed that laugh.

[@jimbox114]

I despise people like that. Because of people like him you can't get any kind of a decent deal on anything at a flea market or thrift shop anymore. Everyone goes to their phones and sees a listing like that an assumes they have a treasure. Also about anytime somebody sells an older item on Ebay its always listed as rare and hard to find.

[@LegoWormNoah101]

And it's gonna be difficult to police this behavior, because often it's hard or even impossible to find the retail price of that product

[@bjornroesbeke]

5:15 Don't throw that paper away, someone might pay $1499 for that unique kind of art! Anyway, appending "VINTAGE" or "RARE", "LAST ONE", etc to sales listings is just a marketing trick. The people who are looking for such items know how "vintage" or "rare" they are.

[@michael1234252]

Exactly. Making it seem like it's a rare product will get people to actually take a look at the listing. It doesn't always help with getting the item sold.

[@bitelaserkhalif]

Same goes with retro games today.... Jacked up prices

[@gammaboost]

I would pay $1499 for that piece of paper. Mostly just because it was drawn by a KZbinr at all... does that mean I could do something like that???

[@iancalandro8180]

I found the guys ebay account and all I can say is he lowered the price of the rug by $500. Yay...

[@RJLightning68]

he's trying to sell it for 3K

[@petkov2005]

it says in the video in a little caption "He recently lowered it to 2500$ dollars"

[@iancalandro8180]

@@petkov2005 This comment is over two years old. That caption did not exist when this comment was made.

[@user-vn7ce5ig1z]

• 2:45 - Ugh, indeed; many people don't know to check for _completed_ listings to see the _actual_ going rate for stuff. • 3:45 - "rare and vintage" spreads faster on eBay than stage-4 cancer. ¬_¬ • 5:11 - THANK YOU! This is almost identical to what I've been saying for years (in my example, I say a scribble or drawing rather than a signature, which might have value as an autograph). Also, "vintage" doesn't mean much either; a rock from my backyard is a BILLION years old, but I doubt many people would be willing to pay $1million for it. 🙄 • 5:40 - At least this guy tried to fake a reason for putting "rare" and "vintage" on his listings, most people just throw them on automatically. I've seen video-games that were less than 10 years old listed as "vintage" and games listed as "rare" despite there being a sticker saying "bestseller" or "10,000,000 copies sold" right on it. 🤦 • 6:52 - That positive feedback is legit too, it's not the general "thankyou! a+++++++++++++++ buyer would buyagain!!!!!!" you see 99% of the time from most people on eBay. In fact, it's a little _too_ legit and relevant… 🤔 • 7:29 - Pft, you've obviously not seen some of the so-called "humans" I've seen/read of; some are legitimately monsters. • 8:15 - I've seen numerous North American sellers who obviously buy cheap stuff on eBay form Chinese sellers, then re-sell them for orders of magnitude more. 🙄 (And I'm not even talking about Souljaboy, he didn't even buy and re-sell them, his employee would just process orders for the "Soulja console" by putting in an order with a Chinese seller and just setting your address as the shipping address; "Soulja Games" never even sees them. ¬_¬)

[@MightyJabbasCollection]

He seems to be saying that it's a "vintage Mac logo" rug (i.e. a rug of the vintage logo), but is clearly trying to mislead people that the rug itself is vintage

[@letthetunesflow]

Thanks for exposing such scams Ken! It’s these some what sophisticated scams that really have the potential to reel potential buyers in! Thanks again for such great community work!

[@User0000000000000004]

They aren't scams.

[@oliveloaf333]

When you started talking about “Mr. Polka Dots”, i thought for sure this video was going to be about the person who makes the customized iBook G3 “art” and tries to sell them for $3000. Anyway, would love to see a video on THAT eBay person!!!

[@dabnisbrickey6527]

That guy has been at it since at least 2006. My favorite item of his is when he glues an iPad to the screen of an ibook and calls it an up to date computer -___-

[@oliveloaf333]

@@dabnisbrickey6527 Right?!? I’ve been trying to find a key lime ibook for a few years and that’s what I find on eBay when I check there…

[@dabnisbrickey6527]

@@oliveloaf333 I hope you can find one. Hell if it were up to me you'd find one brand new sealed in the box for like $200 but that'd be almost impossible.

[@xalataf3365]

Dear god. Hate that guy. Especially the "iPad docks" he makes out of some of em.

[@GrayDaDolf]

Oh god, not /that/ guy.

[@Paul_Wetor]

It's similar to highly-priced out-of-print books I see occasionally on Amazon. The seller wants something ridiculous. I hadn't thought that maybe they want to haggle over it, starting at the top. It seems more like the kids' joke about selling something trivial for $1 million. "Who would pay that?" "Yeah, but I only have to sell one."

[@iwakurabaikaiya2760]

I have been wanting a copy of Hyperart Thommason for a while. When I first saw it on Amazon four years ago, it was $20. Now, it is typically over a thousand. I really just want to read it, but there aren't any PDFs out there I have been able to find, and I refuse to pay that much for a ten year old book.

[@captainchaos3667]

Apparently this is because of bots that drive up each others' prices. Let me look up a video I saw about it. Edit: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaTIhJxmoJh4mck

[@Sarah-vs-Hagar]

Once in a while, someone comes along and looks out for his neighbor. If only there were more of you in the Govt. I have enjoyed your research and want to say thank you.

[@WH32R]

I've run into this problem quite a bit on Facebook Marketplace and Ebay when searching for parts for some of my restoration projects. Usually its people listing REPRODUCTION parts as RARE, ORIGINAL, VINTAGE parts.....and pricing them off of worthpoint listings that involved real original parts. It's quite frustrating because most of these reproduction parts that people are claiming to be originals are super cheaply made.

[@mirthenary]

I bet with all those AOL cds that were made they're considered rare now 🤣

[@ki5aok]

I'm sure I can dig one out of the garage. Just think, I'm sitting on a $2,000 gold mine. If I can find about five of these discs, I'll have just enough money to get that vintage Windows 1 program. Says "New in Box". They even went as far as to remove the cellophane around the box so I wouldn't have to bother with it. 🤣

[@mrkrabs6425]

Shit, I better get going!

[@dieseldragon6756]

_Looks at the Y2K dated MSDN dev platform CD he's been using as a coaster for 15+ years..._ ☕💿📆 *Cries...* 🤣

[@superpacman256]

Holy shit, it’s the guy on eBay who has those two overpriced Mac color classics that haven’t sold ever. Yea, I’m talking about Mr. Polka Dots.

[@ms-dosman7722]

If you want to do videos about massively overpriced retro stuff on eBay, you'll be making these until the end of your days..

[@User0000000000000004]

Because nobody here understand what's happening. Sellers are doing this on purpose and you aren't supposed to be paying these prices. Does anybody Google anymore?

[@BernicePanders]

As a regular ebay buyer & seller, I can inform on their policies making it nearly impossible to leave a negative feedback to sellers, if they sent the package & tracking shows it arrived on time. If the buyer is unhappy, the only recourse is to return the item (assuming seller accepts them) & wait for a refund once the seller gets the return. At no time was I able to leave negative FB, unless I had already contacted the seller for return & wasn't able to resolve the issue (ebay usually forced you to wait up to 2 weeks for the seller's response). I wonder if ebay only making money on items that stay sold & don't get returned (usually at ebay's expense) has anything to do with making refunds so difficult, something you have to contact ebay for...? 🤔🤔🤔

[@mikeepstein9988]

As a very long-time Ebay buyer and seller, I agree 100%. It's changed big time in the last 20 years. It used to be that the seller rating meant something. Not any more.

[@mirthenary]

Speaking of scams there's a new ad I've started seeing for a new kind of toothbrush that was invented by a well known dentist don't you know🤣 because of course there's WELL KNOWN dentists 🙄

[@SD-oi9gr]

I don’t mind when places over charge, I don’t class it as a scam because people can simply not buy it. But when it comes to lying / implying things that aren’t fact is totally wrong and I hate that.

[@danickjason3242]

I really like your videos and nice humor. I have tried what you do and to be honest the “ Krazy Ken Curse “ is 100 percent true

[@soviut303]

This guy seems to be a small time operation of what's going on with vintage games being graded by WATA and then inflated with anonymous purchases for millions of dollars to give the illusion that there's a high priced market. In both cases, they're inventing their own bubble.

[@User0000000000000004]

That's not what this is.

[@HaddaClu]

Oh I cant wait for the eventual update video where Mr Polka Dots replies to this vid with typical scammer talk

[@jtrade34]

I sold a mac keyboard to a guy that ripped me off on ebay and returned a tor up box with shredded paper with a broken keyboard, I see the same pokadots that this guy used in his listings and he was reselling my keyboard and has strange verbiage about no returns, Also I found him on facebook, Watch out its a scam

[@TheEudaemonicPlague]

Thanks for talking about this stuff--this kind of info needs to be where ignorant people can easily find it, so they can learn how to protect themselves from dishonest sellers. When I see a seller use the word "vintage", I'm immediately suspicious. Why? Because, the way they use it, it means absolutely nothing. Properly, if you're going to call something vintage, you need to say what vintage it is, like "vintage 1973". It seems that most people are under the impression that the word means old, which is very definitely not the case. Also, the people selling things with ads that refer to the item as vintage are usually asking for a lot more for the item than you'll find honest people selling it for. There are a few other words the scum like to use, too, like "antique", or "collectable". Properly, if the item isn't at least a hundred years old, it isn't an antique...unless you're referring to a car, and even then, it's not really accurate. Hell, that means my car is an antique! It really gets on my nerves, when I see something advertised as "vintage", "antique" (except for things that are actually 100+ years old), or "collectable". The abuse of these, and similar, words has led to many ignorant people misunderstanding the meanings of words, and also leads to more and more people selling things using misleading language.

[@DavidKen878]

I disagree. People need to do their own research. Just because someone says something is vintage or rare, doesn't mean it's true.

[@MikeStavola]

Know what makes me uncomfortable? Someone wanted to buy the Mac goods that I inherited from a relative that was one of the first employees at Apple and passed away a while back. They offered me $150 for a glass Mac floppy coaster, and $100 for a single floppy disk of early 90s Apple 401k info. These things aren't worth that much.

[@michaelsworkshop9031]

They're worth what someone is willing to pay, whether that's more than what you had felt, or less.

[@MikeStavola]

@@michaelsworkshop9031 yeah, that's not the problem. The problem is throwing money at things in a religious fervor.

[@stitchfinger7678]

@@MikeStavola If he's rich, that isn't fervor.

[@danielmiyahara9089]

I am in this same predicament whenever I buy VHS where I see people trying to charge over 100 bucks even thousands of dollars for around VHS because it's "sealed" or some crap. I remember when VHS used to be less than a few bucks or even just a buck. People think they have gold when all they have is trash but that stuff I like

[@TheDementation]

8:44 Is that just 5 of the same guy ?

[@bluey-next777]

0:04 **Windows sounds** Wow, this rug is only 3000$ *B O O M*

[@_FaUlti_]

Ken, auction that paper on e-bay, I wanna see how far it goes. Its one of a kind :P

[@dieseldragon6756]

...Until he signs another piece of paper in the same way! 📄🖊😉 That said, he _could_ do a „Unique“ version - The *only* piece of paper bearing Krazy Ken's signature in *DIN A4* format! 🤣 (Except for offices that regularly print documents bound for Europe; IME European paper sizes are quite hard to come by in the United States. 😇)

[@AtrocityEquine01]

Despite the positivity of the reviews, Mr. Polkadots seems very arrogant over certain vintage items he overprices.

[@paulmuaddib451]

My favorite fraudulent Apple items regularly listed on eBay are common, everyday items with an Apple sticker on them listed as RAREOMGWTFBBQ at some crazy price.

[@commandorpirx912]

Watching in fullscreen mode on my PC, that error screen at 3:10 nearly gave me a heart attack.

[@dieseldragon6756]

Did you take a moment to pause and read it? I did, and I'm glad I did! ❤

[@commandorpirx912]

@@dieseldragon6756Not until now... Thanks! Well, gotta go and update my Doors 10 Home Edition.

[@JARVIS1187]

Great background on the iMac in your background!

[@raygomez2000]

There are a lot of people on the internet fishing for suckers by selling overpriced junk. It also might be a ploy to make other items seem more "affordable". Let's say I want to sell those rugs for 100$. If I throw in listing for 3,000$ on another account, then suddenly my rug seems like a bargain!

[@ellaquin]

for those wondering, the person is jonathangoldman

[@ZeldaTheSwordsman]

Collectorflation makes me so mad, especially when people deliberately do it like this.

[@comitells]

it's because of those guys from the e market that is making it hard to collect by ramping up the prices and setting a chain effect that resulted in "i know what i got pay or got lost" situations. specially when you live in a country where it getting rare even to buy an imac g4 let alone 80's or 90's macs. thank you for making this video so buyers are more aware. im starting to collect computers of my childhood the ones that i only dream of having as a kid and only see them in magazines in the 90's, i hope to someday have a decent collection of them without costing an arm or a leg

[@roymerkel8008]

The same has happened to retro Nintendo and Sega products since the "WATA graded" scam started about 4 years ago or so and that fake auction house got involved... An in the box sealed Zelda went from $50-$100 to (if the auction house is to be beleived) hundereds of thousands of $. And at the same time Ebay and Amazon scalped these products into oblivion (multiple hundreds and thousands for games that aren't worth that much.)

[@dieseldragon6756]

One of my local branches of a certain British electronics resale chain has one of these in their window, label price is over £100,- 😑

[@SleepingComputerEXE]

4,500 dollars for a "rare" memory module? Yeah... No thanks! Even old vintage pc parts (almost) never sell for that much!

[@hedgehog3180]

Wait I recognize those polka dots, one of my bedsheet sets from IKEA had that pattern.

[@YdenMk-II]

To play devil's advocate, the Alibaba rugs could be knockoff versions of a real rug used somewhere and Polkadots could have one of those original ones.

[@BBC600]

But how would he prove it?

[@michealpersicko9531]

@@BBC600 there could be some sort of apple trademark on the bottom of the rug since if you're buying it off Alibaba you care more about the aesthetic thank it being authentic

[@BBC600]

@@michealpersicko9531 I agree with the aesthetic verses authentic part but I do think Alibaba sellers which sell counterfeit goods could put a copyright notice on something that they sell regardless of whether it is a real or a fake.

[@josephking4732]

If you are wanting to research prices for an item on ebay, you can sort listings by items that have already sold. That way you can see what people are PAYING for items, not what sellers are ASKING.

[@deffjaytron]

Great video. You missed the fact that Goldman sells at more than premium prices for machines that are entirely unrestored, uncapped, and undiagnosed. Do not buy from this guy

[@DoodleThis]

“No Returns” is usually one of the biggest red flags in my book

[@Kanbei11]

To be fair to Mr Polkadots Apple and overpriced is an iconic duo of our time

[@spacecase13]

Yes I paused to read that, I figured it would be worth a laugh and it was. How long have used the Doors OS? Did it help you to break on through to the other side?

[@vampyryannik7334]

This episode was fun man! Love the nickname for the guy!

[@JohnDoe-ml8ru]

We all know who this guy is and he's a real POS. He needs to be removed from eBay. I also have no respect for his privacy.

[@hernancoronel]

Economics 101: value is subjective. Thank you for the video, I enjoyed the information.

[@User0000000000000004]

eBay selling 101: You don't know what's happening.

[@BaDitO2]

didn't you see the iRug annoucment in the last event? The rug now seamlessly integrates into your icloud, and it will push notifications to your macbook and iPhone if it needs to be cleaned.

[@dieseldragon6756]

This confirms my suspicions about the rumoured *iVac* - _„The only Apple product that doesn't suck!“_ 🧹🍎🙃 (I will apologise to Ken & everyone else: I got that from a mate who's always been an Android man. 🤖😇)

[@tymiller9714]

Its worth whatever people will pay for it... How do you not get this?

[@mikeepstein9988]

Ken, I really love your videos but Mr. Polka Dots is nothing new to Ebay. It's SOP for some sellers to sell many smaller items at reasonable prices to build up their ratings to make their expensive, over-priced items more likely to be sold because of their seller rating. I've never used that method on Ebay because I consider it scummy but it's all within the Ebay rules. Anyway, thanks for all your hard work!!!

[@mathematics117]

You got a pretty autograph, just saying. Much better than my squiggles

[@oddcirumstances]

My dad always taught me to check the amount of time left on the listing and when it was listed.

[@michael1234252]

Now I'm a collector of Rubik's Cube type of puzzles. All the time I see people listing Vintage 1980's Rubik's Cube puzzles as being rare and overpriced. Now unless it's a rarer uncommon batch version then yeah I'll accept that but for a standard super common batch version is not that super rare. Even then they'll have them overpriced especially when they're not in the most best condition.

[@WelcometoVideoCity]

Hey Ken, I may have missed it but did you ever try to get an interview with Mr Polkadot?

[@censoredname12]

His name is Jonathan Goldman, as I can remember from checking

[@BD90..]

Good advertising gets the message across under 5 seconds. If KZbin ads were all like that I would never needs the skip button and everyone wins.

[@terrygoyan]

I just hope that Apple doesn't see Mr. Polka Dots prices and get some crazy ideas about what they can charge themselves! Their prices are high enough already.

[@eskieguy9355]

I was reminded by your video to check Aliexpress' prices, since the item I want is China only according to ebay, and found a lovely Otaku Apple mousepad for a few dollars, that I'm sure you could sell for $500. And in your choice of size. The thing I wanted is being shipped from the USA. Hmmm.

[@oscodains]

a minidisplay to DVI for $449. Bruh. Ripping people off that hard should be illegal, no matter if they were willing to pay. It’s called ethics.

[@ChaseMC215]

The whole point of Rarety is how rare it is, not the price, that's like if I got a rare beta of, let's say, Gran Turismo 5 Prologue, and I want to sell it on eBay for 25 to 50 dollars, that means I'm selling it based on how rare it is, but still making sure people can afford it, I can have the price go lower to 10 to 5 dollars if I want to and people will still buy it.

[@CITYNEWSSUPPORT]

Had me at Scrooge McDuck!

[@RetroTechToys]

Ah, yes. Mr. P. I'm very aware. Thank you for doing this video!

[@jedstanaland2897]

The Qlink and multivolts have been making the rounds again.

[@TheGodfather2504]

I like this Episode so I watch it twice :)

[@brianhaines5835]

Come on Ken, tell us how many offers you had for that very rare piece of paper.

[@victoriabydrone120]

You got a link for that rug in Ali?? I can’t seem to find it..

[@khanhdang7302]

Eh? Mr. Polkadots rug is actually a rug/mat (it has an inch thickness). What you showed from Alibaba is more of a towel (maybe a quarter of an inch). I mean, it's absurdly priced, but it's not the same as your search. And his rug is an Apple logo cut out, the search is just a square.

[@redleader6442]

Well now I feel off about having supported his business by purchasing an Apple ADB Mouse II last year. Reasonably priced, but clearly not the point.

[@HerecomestheCalavera]

I don't get the hate for this guy. He is listing stuff at high prices. So what? You don't have to buy them.

[@billfranks6805]

Love your channel I've surquibed an joint your members thingy sorry forgot what it called but I keep wacthing you every day but now waiting for new content Have good one Bill

[@XeonProductions]

This guy is a vintage Apple scalper and market manipulator.

[@JamesR624]

5:06 - 5:18 Yeah, but do you own the rarest game ever, Sonic 2 With a Line?

[@japanesetvstuff]

This game blows! (Throws Chibi-Robo Zip Lash on a toilet)

[@Nanomaroni]

That Episode alone is worth 3000 $

[@veyselerden72]

which video is that? 9:05

[@akikoyuki5416]

I am amazed how he survived being crushed by starro

[@DavidOrrissJr]

Truly an underrated comment… 🤣

[@TheAmethystAurora]

Average iPhone 29 user attempting to buy or sell products at completely reasonable prices:

[@mynock250]

The apple rug you show on Alibaba doesnt look remotely like the one the ebay listed, do you think were blind?

[@revertfellpapyrusfandeunde4380]

I think he just didn't analyzed it any further so he just assumed it was exactly like the apple rug by just the appearance

[@TuxPeng]

For $3000, I want a dogcow.

[@ScrambledAndBenedict]

Wow. Ken at 5:00 accidentally summed up why NFTs are completely worthless lol

[@HankJr.]

You’re human but not a very good one if you think it’s ok to scam people. He’s willing to sell a replica rug claimed “vintage collectible” at 3,370.79% over its actual value if its true cost is $89. This is why like you said it’s extremely important to use caution when doing business on places like eBay so you don’t wind up spending nearly 3400% more than what a product is worth.

[@Knarsen]

That poke dot background is bedding from IKEA

[@justNGC604]

Wait, did you just drop this super rare sheet of paper?

[@petequinones3454]

Ken please do a video on the Nextfi wifi booster thing, the story sounds fake AF. See this ad all day long on YT and it feels and sounds bogus.

[@hiki_komori6285]

For me you can run a series of Ebay Advices for someone who wants to buy and sell things on Ebay.

[@fender7083]

I have a Vintage Macintosh Picaso dealer glass display sign. It's worth around $2000ish, I was given it by a customer when I worked retail. It's so hard knowing the true value of these items. Is it really rare?

[@stpworld]

I also bought a mac os system 7.5 cd on ebay for a lot less but it can't boot. I think its also a network install disc to. I have a full system 7.5 stand alone disc no luck. I have tried it on several macs with cd of this time.

[@stpworld]

That positive feedback can be faked by his own accounts to.

[@adamtheman17]

well if people stupid enough to buy apple stuff at that high prices why not right

[@TheDenniii]

Is this peace paper still for sell?

[@OtioseFanatic]

Pardon me while I make an alibaba account because that rug is adorable

[@TsjuunTze]

I do agree 100% to be honest. Just also get a feeling this one (unlike most other of your vids) is a little personal.

[@organiccold]

Only reason is personal is that he got scammed big way before. You will not try to keep people away from scammers too if you been a victim?! I will

[@TsjuunTze]

@@organiccold Yea but what this seller offers is just one google away to see the price (history) of the product and get an idea. And YES he is a scammer. 100% fact. But he is not a company. Just some one loser guy trying to scam people. Thats why it feels so "Personal" Like to use your influence to fight your battle. Not inform how to avoid scams or a company. Its just one guy.

[@acherongoon]

Has Mr Polka-dot now listed the polka-dot duvet cover/sheet for a few thousand, "as seen on KZbin/computer clan"?

[@lilGyros]

uhm, sry mr krazy ken, but may i have that paper you just signed at 5:06?

[@viliuskasmocius1962]

Great video! I am curious, what music is at the end of the video?

[@GlorifiedGremlin]

To be fair everyone highballs on eBay because all buyers lowball lol I just talked down a product by 40% the other day. But this guy is doing more than that, he's a bit shady

[@neonclear8500]

If I was rich, I would have bought that piece of paper just to prove you wrong for the kicks and giggles

[@eformance]

LOL, an entire episode to burn down an eBay seller 😂

[@Pwn3dbyth3n00b]

5:14 "Ken explains NFTs"

[@watchmanknowledge4345]

REQUEST: Original Defense solar light bulb. Supposedly they are free but you pay shipping.