Walmart worker DID NOT want to sell this for $.03!

[@macariusfreestyle8521]

I'm sure a Walmart employee can care less what you buy of whatever price. They just don't want to loose their jobs over something stupid or obviously that's wrongly priced and will come back to them.

[@MLGMagnesium]

agreed

[@06kikas3]

In my country is this happen, you take a pic of the price tag and the object, try to get it and if the store doesn't want to sell you can report it and get the item for lower, yeah is being an asshole but is not your fault you wanted something for less

[@RobTiff0818]

Oh. They care. That lady who said "Item not sellable..." was a pure lie. Their system does not say that they didn't want to sell it to him for $0.03.

[@GermanGlitchhunter]

@@RobTiff0818 I can't be certain but I assume the pricing is at 0.03$ due to taxes because you can't pay 0.001$ in taxes and I don't know but these products may come with 2 different types of taxes, so the system probably can't go lower than 0.03$. There is also a fair chance that, if no price is entered into the system or someone accidentally deletes a price the system adds this baseline of 0.03$ as the price. Meaning there is a fair chance these prices often times are what they are due to human or maybe even system error. This can happen to the best of us. This is basically why she did the right thing. I mean, adding up the value of all those products, you know how much they theoretically lost? Since we don't know the exact pricing and if all games where at three cents for certain, let's just say all of them were: 1 game definetly 30$ 2 games probably 15$ each And let's put the other 23 at 10$ each That's 290$ sold for just 0.78$ meaning a loss of more the 99.5%. Wouldn't that ring a bell for you? If this pricing wasn't intentional, which seems to have been the case, she could be held responsible for this loss. So she did the right thing, asking her manager, else she could potentially lose her job. Sure, she said that "they can't go for three cents" but that doesn't mean she is this old hag, keen on not giving the evil resellers their goods. She probably couldn't care less. What she cares about however is her job.

[@RobTiff0818]

@@GermanGlitchhunter I understand what you're saying. But there is a 0% chance a floor worker making near minimum wage will lose their job for selling a product at the price it is marked at in their system. The person who deleted the price in the system? Maybe... The person who sold the product at the price advertised on the website and displayed at the register? Absolutely not.

[@speedanderson6]

After years of working retail (fortunately I don't anymore), I can't help but feel this guy embodies everything I hated about working retail.

[@andrewbader6927]

Really I hated the guys who shat on the floor or the people who were creepy to the women who worked there honestly I would rather be busy grabbing stuff then just sitting around

[@antPPP17]

I’m in awe at how many likes this video has when he is clearly being a scalper. I wonder what the like to dislike ratio is on this video is.

[@andrewbader6927]

@@antPPP17 scalping is buying all the items before anybody else can buying items that have sat on the shelf for years is not scalping. if someone wants those games they would have bought them already. hes not up selling for a upcharge hes just selling them what they are actually worth

[@GayDingo]

@@antPPP17 4.7K dislikes

[@antPPP17]

@@GayDingo how can you tell how many dislikes the video has??

[@darlescharwin5307]

I wouldn’t want to sell a game for $0.03 as an employee. I don’t want to lose my job because I “messed up” and sold something for the wrong price despite store policy. Always confirm with management before selling stuff that isn’t clearly labeled for a clearance price.

damn man

[@johnnydarko2736]

Well if you work at wal mart your life is already messed up so yeah,,,

[@RavenMaven]

@@johnnydarko2736hahahah

[@davidgordon702]

I had a similar situation happen to me, and it actually occurred at a WalMart store near my house. I was purchasing a Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic. The retail price was $ 199.99> But the price tag that was on the box to the watch, was $ 19.99... Obviously, that was a one hundred dollar mistake, pricing the watch at $ 19.99, rather than $ 199.99. I brought this up to the employee at the electronics department there, and he said that I still had to pay the actual price. I then consulted with a manager, he checked the other boxes, mine was the only one with that pricing error. I still, to this day question what the difference was, had all of the watches had the incorrect price, or just mine. The manager never provided me with his reasoning for that fact. But, it must have been in my favor, that only the box that I received had the wrong price. The manager begrudgingly gave me the watch, for the listed price of $ 19.99. I got lucky that day, and finally had something work out for me, when purchasing big ticket items. It is a great watch, but it does not play well, with my I-phone. lol. I have looked at the I - watches, and they do not stack up to the Samsung Galaxy smart watch. I am very tempted to change carriers, and purchase an Android phone, that completely corresponds with my Smart watch...As I have never been able to find any reason that the IOS operating system is any better than the Android Operating System. They both seem equal to me, as I have owned phones from both systems for long periods of time. I actually think that Android has some more advanced, and nicer phones than Apple has...

[@jakestark2483]

@@johnnydarko2736 and what do you do for a living

[@wpgngaming-videos888]

What you really meant to say is "I am a scalper and I want to profit instead of letting others find a game they might really want for cheaper".

[@ImmortalLemons]

I can’t tell if your joking or not

[@wpgngaming-videos888]

@@ImmortalLemons Nah, not joking.

[@tyler3894]

What do you think Walmart is doing? They are getting the games cheaper then he was even getting them for....

[@wpgngaming-videos888]

@@tyler3894 Walmart is the officiated retailer, or, one of. There is a big difference there buddy.

[@SophiePlaysRobIox]

@@wpgngaming-videos888y’all need to calm down, this is his job. your basically saying buying an item is bad because someone else won’t get that item..

[@dasjuicen1682]

Former retail manager here, but not for Walmart. If an item is priced in the inventory control system as 0.03 cents, it's because the item has been on clearance for so long that the automated price drops have put it beyond the sale point. I worked for an OfficeMax location, and when this would happen, we would be encouraged to send the product back to the supplier for a rebate/refund for the return that would be higher than the clearance prices. Sometimes people forget to pull the product once it has slid below the functional resale price, as it did in this video. That being said, I distinctly recall letting a pair of clearance Beats by Dre headset (like, the wired ones when they first came out) go for like 20 bucks that was obviously below that resale threshold just because I thought the dude was chill, and I wanted to make his day. Corporate wasn't amused, but I was.

[@V3DT]

If scanned it shows up at the register as clearance & nothing stops the transaction, it's easy to miss if the customer is buying a lot of items or you just were never informed to look out for it. I sold a few items before that had that rang out as low as 1 cent.. I was never informed we should pull those items till like a year after I started working. I don't get why they just wouldn't block the SKU at the register so it won't scan in that case, or why the training videos for new employees don't cover that information. Their turn over rate is so high I'm sure most of the employees don't know the procedure for dealing with that & I'm sure that goes for a lot of other retail chains also that do similar things.

[@dasjuicen1682]

@@V3DT Where I was at, there was just a certain price that was a clear indicator that it wasn't for sale anymore. Clearance is usually 50% of the bulk price of the product (the purchase price) and below that is when they try to find something else to do with it.

[@kishascape]

Corporate is a holes and deserves it, good on you.

[@slothszn3682]

Where I work if items sit too long and hit that 3 cent threshold we literally toss them in the trash or donate based on what they are

[@eliwilson3902]

I just bought a doorbell camera for $8 at my job last month. It was originally $100 but it kept getting marked down. Ours never gets below $5 usually because it'll get sent back to the distribution center after a certain amount of time automatically. Pretty impressed I was able to snag that. Also our system once it gets that low will allow you to ring it up, but not check availability at other stores so basically you gotta call around and have the employee physically look for it.

[@eflover4019]

this is why i can never find any 3ds games at walmart...

[@forwardflips]

Lmao I knew he bought out every Walmart in the country

[@ozmond]

That and maybe cuz the 3DS isn’t out anymore and they don’t make games for it to sell at retail

[@sordavie]

Basically contributes zero productivity to society.

[@o-datsingh7296]

@@ozmond lmao!!! Exactly

[@conrradotorres4653]

The guy is basically scalping and reselling retro games.

[@-TheFacelessGamer-]

You can't really blame the worker for questioning it. Glitches in systems happen all the time and having an item ring up for 3 cents seems crazy and impossible to be legit. I'm confused tho why a game is put into clearance but not labeled with a price if it's like 3 cents?

[@Heha323]

I work at walmart and can tell you this is completely out of the workers & managements control markdowns are often done by corperate & sometimes completely done by a system Once these changes happens management prints out labels with the new prices and delegates the new prices to the employees sometimes things can be in the wrong place and can end up making the employee throw out these labels out as some items end up being "ghost" items and getting labels printed for them when they dont have a location or have the same location as another item And sometimes when these labels are done you can discover areas that corperate made new "mods" for without managment knowing and you can find out those entire shelves have very lowly marked down items. I take the time to take these items to get proper discount labels while many employees arent trained to do this which is stupid honestly. Personally I think it should be coperates job to tell us what items are being deleted from a shelf location & to clearance these items, as otherwise new employees dont know what to do with these items that read "no location" legit its so frustrating to be told to fix an area up and get items that you have no idea where to put them because we have no designated spot

[@jackmiddleton2080]

When I used to work at walmart I noticed we had a box filled with games from more than a decade ago. And I mean like 50 copies of some trash game that would never ever sell one let alone fifty. So I think sometimes stuff just floats around and gets forgotten about.

[@daviddelafuente5987]

I used to work at Toys R Us when it was still around, once every 6 months we would have items go on clearance for .03 and .02 cents, it was the signage team members job to find said items (with a full list of what items were marked down) and take them off the shelves. If a customer got lucky and found it we’d sell it for that price but there was a 15 item limit wether it was multiple of the same or just 15 random items at that price.

[@TrickyTheGamer]

Because it's not supposed to be clearance. The game is marked as .03 because it's a "recalled" game. They send that back to the warehouse and homeoffice gives their store credit for it. It's not a glitch or anything with the system. I used to work at wal Mart in electronics and handled prices changes etc.

[@TrickyTheGamer]

@@Heha323 You're right and wrong. Yes corporate sets prices on things. But it's also up to the department manager to mark things up or down, I was once that person to do the marking up and down. Things like this are what we called "recalled" items and we sent them back to the warehouse to get credit from home office. If not then our store lost money.

[@ShadowofManda]

As someone who used to work for a large retail chain in Canada, anything with a $0.03 price tag is likely a specific code to inform employees that the item is to be removed from shelves. The company I worked for used $0.13 as code for "Destroy In Field," meaning the item was to be physically destroyed by the merchandising team, and they were completely unable to be rung into the POS. Reasons could include recalls of product or product codes that weren't worth the return shipping, expired versions of gift cards, etc. Mostly happened on outdated software activation codes, which were printed on little pieces of card stock, but would sometimes be for larger items like camera bags. Oh, and expired confections/drinks.

[@aurelienlux]

It makes sense to destroy expired items like expired activation codes or perishable products, but destroying perfectly good items like camera bags (or even non perishable food products) is exactly what's wrong with big retail conglomerates and I'm glad I live in Europe where many countries have at least some laws against this (especially regarding food waste).

[@OcultaManu]

Right they aren’t suppose to sell them. At GameStop we were told to destroy it

[@seth2111]

@@OcultaManu Recently while i was at gamestop to browse a couple also came in and loooked around. While they were checking out, one of the items they had was some kinda action figure thing. The manager tried scaning it only to find it was no longer even in their system. So she just gave it to them free!

[@ratanpathak1363]

Exactly bro I work at Walmart I know this policy sucks but it's hard explain to people that recall items cannot be selled Cause they get pissed off at workers who are just trying to do their job

[@kylesampson8539]

Yeah had a thing like this at marks where some items in store were" Penny stock"and meant to be taken off shelves

[@YurasikRenArnie]

Kinda of a very douchey move there to just grab all of the discounted games. Same happened here, I saw some Zelda games were on sale, I really wanted one for ages. They got discounted to 5, so went to get in my local store and the sales woman said some guy picked up all of their stock just few hours before. I really hope all the stores will introduce the bulk buying, so you can't get more than 3 games of the same title per customer. Bulk buying is just a selfish and such a cunty thing to do. At least leave a couple of copies behind.

[@StoopsyDaisy]

Was thinking the same thing, clearly a guy just taking advantage of the system. Although really, this guy is barely making money bothering to flip games lmao, should get a real job

[@ukumra]

@@StoopsyDaisy exactly, it's not worth all the effort. He could make more plus he is wasting gas and time going to all of these places.

[@thebowlingguyatgoogle2517]

as much as i dont like wallmart, this guy is still doing broke gamers dirty, especially kids who cant order things online. this guy is acting selfish.

[@maxprudhomme6016]

@@ukumra but he did 270k views in this video so it give him profit

[@ukumra]

@@maxprudhomme6016 average CPM is $3 per 1000 views so he made $81 at 270k views. That's a little less than a meal for 4 at a restaurant nowadays. You can easily make that in a day at a job, with minimum wage being $15 in a lot of places. His work is not done at one day he will have to ship and wait to receive payment and deal with possible returns or maybe waste time with meeting up with flaky buyers. Anyway, the games will sit in his closet now waiting for appreciation for no one else to buy or enjoy.

[@gagecollins9711]

Man imagine being able to walk into Walmart and actually find games instead of empty shelves.

[@rodribarbarena]

hurry up and do what he does then

[@gagecollins9711]

@Rodri Barbarena well I work 10-16hrs a day thanks to my full time job and working the farm. I guess I can go on my lunch break to just find empty shelves lol

[@CrazyGamerDude17]

I live in the south so less people and less gamers, my local Walmarts always have games

[@paulcarmi8130]

Colorado wal marts always have full shelves of games. Oh. Wait. Forget I said that, we don’t need any more people here 😂😂

[@PrivateBryan]

Must be a you problem

[@JimBob-vg2og]

This is classic Caleb, “let me buy ALL the games in your area at the good price, so I can sell it to you mugs for full price”

[@Duomonnnnn]

Especially video games that a little kid could’ve bought that has a small allowance and can’t buy many games, now the kid won’t be able to buy a game, these man children resellers are the worst

[@clarenceoveur9497]

@@Duomonnnnn welcome to capitalism. Sucks sometimes, but it is what is.

[@jeromelange7401]

@@Duomonnnnn Why are u watching his vids then ?

[@bloodsports94]

@@clarenceoveur9497 That's not what capitalism is lol. How dumb are you?

[@bojcio]

@@clarenceoveur9497 sometimes? capitalism devours itself, only been around for a short time and will end soon, not sustainable.

[@NeWsKiLLzVIG]

As someone who grew up in a very low income family that could only get video games that were in the bargain bin and on rare occasions, I kind of think of those kids today who will miss out on these deals. I know side hustles are at an all time high and reselling is not a new practice but the video just comes of sleezy to me.

[@jckagcm2261]

Same. F this guy

[@Kindfifth]

Yeah I honestly started feeling the same way about 3 minutes in. I have never heard of this guy, or seen his videos. And this will be the last one I watch. Greed is a vicious demon.. Thanks for commenting this.

[@rvolk86]

I got my N64 games in the Blockbuster sale bins after everyone else got tired of renting them lol.

[@Phillipdumont]

exactly what i was thinking

[@Phillipdumont]

i'm just thinking of the kids that would be playing those games........ and will miss out playing them altogether because of this guy

[@PracticalBibleStudies]

Props to this guy for scalping and having the guts to show his face online. This is why it takes six months on a waiting list to get a PS5, folks.

[@LuisLopez-wp4wy]

He’s reselling games that literally nobody bought in 10 different Walmarts lol

[@MidnightReala]

This isn’t scalping. He is selling these products at their market rates on Amazon by picking them up on retail store’s clearance. Clearing out a store’s old inventory and hoarding an in date and high demand item are very different.

[@MidnightReala]

If this was your comprehension then you probably need to re-read my comment and what I was replying to.

[@StvmotherfukinPolychronopolous]

Scalping old games Walmart has discounted for 3 cents? Hmm okay Bert

[@mazebankofficial1644]

@@MidnightReala it’s not scalping if you don’t buy every single copy of the game, leave a few for other people tho if your gonna resell

[@CJEVERYDAY3]

This feels.. dirty. As if there are people that are struggling more and rely on these exact sales to pick up some of these games, but you go and buy them all to flip online. I get it's fair game to do it but just feels cheap.

[@cld7408]

Totally agree

[@mattskinner7183]

@@cld7408 go buy it yourself dont complian cause someone else gets it

[@yaboi5821]

I agree with your intentions with this thought. The only thing is that if we’re being honest, the vast majority of casual video game players wouldn’t even know clearance items like these exist. They might look for good deals and sales on a surface level and maybe get lucky one day randomly. But re sellers do their research to find these quickly and yeah it’s unfortunate to think someone lost out but those sales would’ve ended with most of the games still in stock at Walmart but would’ve been put back out on the shelves with a higher price tag again

[@cld7408]

@@mattskinner7183 I can afford what ever game I want when I want it, I am fortunate to work full time, some people arne't so lucky, so yeah what this scalper does is fucking hideous, fuck him.

[@jeremystark3350]

@@cld7408 same thing happens in the sports card industry that i used to love, it has turned into nothing but greedy flippers who buy entire shelf of retail product & sell it for a huge markup online. One scum even goes so far as to literally set up a shop from the tailgate of his truck in the actual walmart parking lot with retail boxes he just bought inside store minutes earlier, and sells for triple what it retails for. And yes people are stupid enough to buy stuff from this loser. So all the collectors like myself, who depend on retail to buy cards, cant anymore due to all the flippers/scalpers. Needs to be stopped imo.

[@nuttybutty9028]

its almost like she didnt want to lose her job for selling below intended value wow crazy

[@JoeDirtisawsome]

why wouold she lose her job over this? even if It wasn't actually 3 cents, it wouldn't be her fault. It would be the scanner's fault.

[@nuttybutty9028]

@@JoeDirtisawsome ive worked in retail and had something similar happen to me, and had my hours cut because of it, it doesnt matter if it wasnt her fault, because the customer and the boss will still blame you

[@soapkia3556]

@@nuttybutty9028 Don't think that any retailer can cut hours over something like this..at least not legally so. You should have went to HR or the equivalent tbh.

[@Grimlock316]

@@nuttybutty9028 yea dont think he cares if they looses there job or not as long as he makes an extra $6

[@waitwhatdidimiss65]

@@JoeDirtisawsome managers will be on your ass because “ you should know” and will fire u for not double checking if you don’t use “common sense “

[@ayayronm]

I've worked at Gamestop and I dont really blame that Walmart employee. Whenever we have "pennied out" items (1 cent games or items) we sometimes just give it to the customer. BUT, we really arent supposed to. We can get fired for doing that because we are supposed to take those items and send them back to CLAIMS. There's this whole thing about being reimbursed for unsold items, lot of paperwork that I dont really remember. So, I really understand why she had to go thru that whole hassle because her job is on the line. But if you are a cool enough customer you dont make a big deal out of it then we'll give it to you on the down low.

[@gamingfixx247]

I have been given such a deal very cool game stop folks.

[@troperduper]

As somebody who works in inventory. Stores just don't properly keep track of the things they need to take off their shelves. You'd be surprised how many penny items end up laying on store shelves for ages, especially dollar trees.

[@PrimeTimeChris420]

Wis inventory?

[@edor]

especially dollar tree

[@tymandude1510]

It's because they hire the bare minimum necessary to keep the store functioning. This is especially true for large square foot stores like Walmart.

[@Adroit1911]

You'll find um in dumpsters out back a lot too.

[@FelixRosas10]

This dude is essentially a scalper. I hate that calling him out on that will provide him engagement but it can’t be said enough.

[@pheonix-rosedockrill]

I work at Walmart and we cannot sell items that come up at 3, 2 cents because they’re not for sale. They’re expired items that were supposed to be taken off the floor. It’s not that we don’t want to sell it to you, it’s that we aren’t allowed to

[@MindEscape89]

this guy is the type to buy up all the ps5s and then sell them for triple the price on ebay

[@MindEscape89]

@El God De Móvil the millions of kids who are trying to get a ps5 at retail price

[@AGamerPS3]

It's a shame seeing a non gamer buy games for the sole purpose of making a quick buck. A limit per customer needs to exist at all stores.

[@MichelLinschoten]

Why ? What customers do with what they pay for is none of the stores business .

[@AGamerPS3]

@@MichelLinschoten I want you to think on why it should be their 'business'.

[@garydodson6737]

A non-gamer buying games for the sole purpose of making a quick buck is the exact same thing Walmart and every other store is doing. At least this guy pays taxes.

[@Wa1TandB1eeD911]

What kind of gatekeeping anti capitalist statement is this? The game designer and WalMart should be condemned for their terrible business decisions that let to this game being mass produced. Not the small time reseller.

[@reddawn5297]

It’s the reason why no one can buy a PS5. Yes there should be a limit

[@braindanger01]

As a Walmart employee we were told that if games or items get that low, we are supposed to send them to claims. The reason you find an item that is on clearance but not marked is because when we print price changes some of them have locations because we print them all at once and some don't bother and find them to change them. I do get the frustration, I really do. Also, im not speaking on Walmart's behalf. Just always be nice to the Walmart employees, most do actually care about the customers.

[@ProtoMario]

Genuinely, this is sad.

[@skai618]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks this. Been watching this guy's videos all day and have had the same emotions throughout all of them. Also, it's nice seeing you here, Proto. Love the content. Keep it up.

[@jinglebearr]

And people simping for this dude in the comments and in fighting between people of the working class. Didn’t realize how many people still suck corporate dick because they think they’ll be rich someday.

[@mynameisben5133]

@@skai618 why

[@skai618]

@@mynameisben5133 swindling people/stores out of items that are worth way more is the shittiest thing to do

[@Random_user44]

We need to have limits to how much you can buy otherwise this will alwase happen.

[@Mike-eb2kn]

Great video, I only had to watch 16 seconds to know it was worthless to continue. Thanks you saved me nearly 20 minutes!

[@Lucky_johnXyear03]

This is the reason cheap games are so hard to find 😪

[@rodribarbarena]

and you think he's the only one doing this? if you want it, get to work like him until you find it

[@virtuosyc]

@@rodribarbarena What? His “work” is making sure that nobody can snatch a good deal but him. What a noble service this man gives to society indeed 😂

[@outkast978]

@@rodribarbarena lol @ calling this work. What value is he adding to justify the profit?

[@SuperGezmo]

@@virtuosyc That’s how capitalism work. If you can’t do it then go where capitalism isn’t not welcome.

[@yedul]

So this is how a proud scalper looks like..

[@omegawario7479]

Disgusting. He acts like he’s got such a high class job yet all he’s doing is lazily scavenging off other people. Resellers are some of the most pathetic “businessmen” of all time.

[@diegokasady]

Haters lol

[@kirara4953]

@@omegawario7479 retailers are resellers...

[@diegokasady]

@@graftical hate the game not the player

[@diegokasady]

@@graftical it is what it is

[@Plumtopia]

- buys up all the copies of games to resell at higher prices -takes up the valuable time of underpaid retail employees just so he can get something for nearly free - charges other scalpers for his info - expects us to be impressed by all of this

[@2miligrams]

finessing the system

[@mlgtactics9911]

Laughing at the "resale" euphamism. He is literally buying from the end point of the supply chain, providing 0 value (distributors at least provide the value of bulk buying and storing 1000s of units off the manufacturer)

[@machows2992]

If someone wants these games for their personal consumption, they can do the same exact thing as this guy. Also, he isn't taking up the valuable time of "underpaid" retail employees. Most employees couldn't care less what they do so long as it isn't much work because they get paid the same no matter how hard or lazily they work. He never even says that you should be impressed or that he is "cool" because he got these games, he is simply posting this content for others to watch.

[@gdsupreme5040]

Lmao "valuable time of underpaid employees". They're time is not valuable it's hourly it doesn't matter what they're doing to help a customer also it's probably not even valuable you say yourself they're underpaid so you admit the time isn't valuable go back to reddit you don't even know what you're talking about

[@Plumtopia]

@@gdsupreme5040 you've obviously never worked retail. A lot of jobs like this have point systems. And a list of tasks you need to complete throughout the day, yes even cashiers have a list of things to do beyond helping customers. When people like this come in and take up a bunch of time, it takes time away from the list of tasks, if the employee repeatedly doesn't finish the list of tasks they earn points, earn enough points and they lose their job. And people like this make it *incredibly* hard to get your daily tasks done. You've obviously never worked a day in your life otherwise you'd understand this

[@davidrishmawyb.c.student9790]

As a Walmart employee that works in that department, when a game has the price of $0.03, is just a glitch in the system, therefore we cannot sell it. We can actually sell those games for that price, but for whoever sell those games for that price, will be in trouble.

[@adamdelatorre2977]

Cry

[@mahazda351]

Scared of your corporate overlord? Stop fearing

[@mahazda351]

Walmart is easy replaceable, I’d be packing up to target next day… people act like these jobs are gold mines it’s stupid and gives companies power to abuse you

[@kyttieremora6302]

It's actually supposed to be sent to claims to be returned to Anderson or whichever vendor.

[@runamuck840]

@@mahazda351 people can lose their jobs because of that and sadly jobs even in Canada are becoming hard to get

[@Day100]

I remember doing this once during Christmas as a kid. Walked in expecting to buy a single 360 game, bought 12. They were all mis-marked as 5$ brand new. They immediately printed off a sign and took out each price marker on the shelves. I was a very happy 8 year old.

[@motooppGTA]

My dad used to dumpster dive when i was a kid he would go to the store garbage cans after Christmas to try and get the returns they throw out long story short i got a xbox 360 elite edition ,a xbox 360 arcade and a copy of halo 3 keep in mind these were $400 -$600 dollar systems at the time best Christmas every

[@lay10vids]

@@motooppGTA dang what a dub lol

[@SmearyBridges]

@@motooppGTA What a strange thing to lie about. Returns aren't thrown in the trash unless they are perishable. Electronics especially are returned to the manufacturer. So either you're a liar or your dad lied about where he got that stuff.

[@pyroplays2017]

@@motooppGTA your allowed to do that

[@pyroplays2017]

And they throw away returns

[@carlgaebe8699]

I feel bad for young folks that could have had a copy of animal crossing, Luigis mansion, or majoras mask for dirt cheap that would actually play them.

[@ptralx3122]

agreed, i fucking hate people like this dude. i remember being a kid and trying to get mario galaxy but this ONE PERSON bought them all and probably resold them.

[@mr.modify3958]

omg I loved mario galxy till it broke.But also majorers mask is my fav zelda game. i didnt watch all of it but i hope he left a few copys there.

[@illeagle9560]

Right. This guy is as bad as the card people.

[@emilyrood2972]

Agreed and he buys every single fucking copy

[@Big6C]

That’s basically me lol

[@walterarresse6598]

next time you find a game impossibly cheap, go to the self check out. Walmart wants to get rid of that inventory and a computer won’t care if the sale is $0.03

[@Redman_30]

Most the time you can’t take the games out the case and then go to self checkout have to checkout at the game section

[@sdub2395]

@@Redman_30 hows life in the ghetto?

[@Neodup]

@@sdub2395 Why insult someone for literally no reason?

[@sdub2395]

Not an insult... they only lock the games up in bad neighborhoods. Thats a fact. They do the same thing to hair products

[@Shad0w_Z]

@@sdub2395 sorry what? That’s just not true. My local Walmart is in a very chill place, most “ghetto” you get is an angry redneck, and the games are still in cases.

[@Karl-Barx-420]

Congrats on making a minimum wage worker's life a little more difficult with all the bullshit they already deal with

[@mrmarler]

oh my God whine enough today? you sound like a real go getter.

[@michaelmccormick3826]

I remember when reselling use to mean finding an old NES or something and cleaning it up and maybe a little repair and then selling it, but this is just scummy. I think the internet was the best and worst thing for humanity.

[@rickyoder9604]

How is it THAT scummy? If I buy something for $10 that is normally $50 where you live, and sell you that item for $35, you still made out. Keep in mind that not every Walmart changes their prices at the same time. Your local Walmart could still be selling the video games for $40. If mine sold them for $5, I could buy them and sell them to you for $30. You'd end up paying less than you would at your local store.

[@PatternLand]

@@rickyoder9604 because other people ones not doing this shh should be able to buy it for 10 bucks tf is wrong with you lol

[@dont.ripfuller6587]

You won't worry about ripping wal mart off when you're in the local super reeducation center for violating some bullshlt policy integrated with your universal basic income central bank slavery coin. Welcome to your future

[@schwarz8614]

@@rickyoder9604 you like the taste? The taste of this scalpers nuts?

[@ArchieVMusicArchive]

@@rickyoder9604 yet resellers A.K.A Scalpers are trying to push to the moon for pricing 💀💀💀💀💀

[@timebandit1266]

What a mess 😣 Until we have limits people like him ruin it for the rest of us.

[@Grimlock316]

exactly

[@WookieSenshi]

Don't blame him, blame the people buying the games for over retail.

[@no_misaki]

@@WookieSenshi Hmm, it's almost like people wind up buying these games from guys like him because they can't find them anywhere else 🤡

[@irateinc]

Him, and people like him, are literally the reason I can’t find a fukn Xbox series X, 2 YEARS INTO THE CONSOLE LIFE!!!

[@moviehunter285]

@Billy William exactly. People just salty that there are people that use their heads and find ways to make money. People just want money handed to them with no work these days

[@warmsignal]

So you must be reason nobody can get a PS5 for a fair price.

[@CatchMeScratchn]

Exactly

[@rossgoodman1579]

"Fair price"- you mean retail? Blame the market not people who are apart of the market

[@psychotropictraveler514]

I dont like scalpers either, but this is mostly on Sony. How they have such low stock still is insane to me, they knew it was going to sell like hot cakes. Its stupid..

[@momoniji6439]

@@rossgoodman1579 The market? Tf does that mean?

[@nuclearblast119]

Couple years they should be available as long we don't have another world shutdown... Our corrupt government is planning something for everyone! You haven't seen nothing yet

[@tooie]

I'm learning from your channel that reselling isn't really a get rich quick scheme but it will definitely net you profits if your patient and sell large quantities.

[@KMACKTIME]

Best way to find what games are .03 at Walmart is to follow Cincy game hunting. Dude is the king of it 😂

[@tradhat5746]

😂

[@PhoenixResale]

Haha he totally is!

[@thestarwolf3312]

@@Jackie_Fhan then why do you watch this hmmm?

[@watchdog4454]

@@Jackie_Fhan TRIGGERED

[@MrAndresm900]

@@Jackie_Fhan uh huuu 🧢 make more my ass 🤣

[@jordanhickman6381]

This is ridiculous. As someone who actually collects games I would be be pissed beyond belief I saw someone clear out all the Zelda and animal crossing games. I understand that he is not doing anything technically wrong, but the decent thing to do would be to take only what you need. Ugh this makes me upset.

[@secondleasegamer8312]

resellers are literal cancer.

[@QuickFlipEric]

maybe try searching for them instead of hating on scalpers people act like scalpers dont work hard for their finds , im a scalper and i bank on ebay i resell and i take everything when i can , i also spend a ton of time driving to all the stores to find stuff and most of the time its a miss but when i do find i clear out the shelfs and its hard work that pays off , if your a real collector youd buy all these games full price when they come out , not be a cheapo trying to get 3 cents games for your collection lol

[@jackmiddleton2080]

If you want people to take only what they need then ask for socialism.

[@hellboy-xo9ho]

@@jackmiddleton2080 this nigga 😂

[@rykerz105]

@@jackmiddleton2080 *communism 💂🏿

[@dimnimrod2978]

Kinda gross that you bought ALL of them, man.

[@pherlong7]

Yea, like at least leave like 2 copys

[@ojleo7428]

An asshole is a better word for him

[@danielboone8435]

Gotta make a living somehow

[@dragonballspaghetti154]

@@danielboone8435 grind never stops

[@Eeveethegamer26]

I think you'll be fine

[@TheRealJohnny]

You went to different walmarts all over the span of 2 states? You sir have a life. You made it. Well done. Your father. Proud.

[@Duomonnnnn]

They will spend 100 dollars on gas, buy a 15 dollar lunch and then make 20 dollars profit from the reselling, guys like this get money from his KZbin channel and this is just a hobby, only a select few make decent money and the rest are spoiled kids with parents money doing this so they feel like they have a job

[@aidanluhmann3028]

I love how this guy markets this as "flipping" and "resale". BRO YOU'RE A SCALPER!

[@eternallegacy89]

Huge difference from buying old ass games to flip versus someone buying some thing brand new the moment it comes up and then flipping it for 3 times as much i.e. Blizzcon Tickets being 600 and then someone flipping it for 2k.... The very very nano second it comes up.

[@aidanluhmann3028]

@@eternallegacy89 what value is he putting into that product please inform me because I can’t think of anything so; he’s a scalper

[@joshallen128]

@@aidanluhmann3028 I found doom bfg for the PS3 for like 1 dollar and flipped it to GameStop for 5 and got the nice doom poster but I played it many years ago on PC so it could be done but they no longer stock 1 dollar items

[@uhhh_adam]

Wahhhh

[@BemmiTheOne]

Cry

[@MrGaiakid]

I feel like I'm watching the human equivalent of a vulture scavenging corpses

[@MyMainMan756]

Such as Garage sale flipping videos?

[@alexsmith6914]

Exactly!

[@rsmemba260]

@@Jackie_Fhan it wasn’t an accident. Haters gonna hate

[@rsmemba260]

@@Jackie_Fhan someone mad? Just do what the scalpers do. Don’t hate the player, hate the game. Stupid

[@treytison1444]

@@rsmemba260 encouraging people to do something shitty because they don't like when other people do it. Perfect sense.

[@trainerhex3354]

I struggle getting $5 games at Walmart. The employees always have something to say and make things so difficult. Like chill, you don’t work at the Pentagon.

[@Redman_30]

Like what’s it matter if it’s 5?? Like sell me the damn game

[@heavenismydomicile3280]

The workers had to keep making more and more money for the Walton family

[@AtomicMightExist]

@@heavenismydomicile3280 as a former walmart employee, i would just be scared that my manager will be up my ass for selling it before telling them. They check the registers and the amount of cash in the drawer, if the game actually ended up up being 29.99 and you sold it for 3 cents they’d find out when they count the cash at 11pm every night when the store is closing, they’d check the cameras and the numbers of the cashier and idk I just would rather make sure with a manager instead of taking the risk with my job on the line. I understand it’s just walmart to you and everyone else but a lot of people need the job to pay bills or they don’t want to get on bad terms with the manager which would make their work life hell

[@heavenismydomicile3280]

@@AtomicMightExist I don’t doubt that ,i was just being sarcastic,I respected sam walton,but I’m not very pleased with their expansion into china,sam was America first

[@onestate3074]

I use to work as an electronics associates in shitemart and trust me, the only reason why they probably wouldn’t sell is because they will either buy it for themselves or save it for someone else. We never gave a dam who brought it or not.

[@SanguiniusIsDad]

People like you are the reason walmart had to set limits on amount of items you could buy at once

[@deadscene1]

there is always people like him tying to not work a normal , the video card market at 2018 because opf fk scalpers

[@Joey-tw7wt]

Do you enjoy knowing you buy every single copy of a children's game to resell and potentially ruin the local market? You don't play the games, you don't want them, dont buy them.

[@Bigray73]

Love this

[@ysaraul]

It’s literally his full time job and 3ds games sell hella high I would do the same exact thing to make a quick buck or teo

[@GillyTheKid_]

There’s worse things to worry about

[@ysaraul]

@Reinald he doesn’t sell them high ppl sell them high so he just does what they do and make money

[@IvanAkinfiev]

@Reinald have you tried looking for listings on eBay with free global shipping?

[@robertgodlewski8553]

She's a doll.👍 Wish everyone was as pleasant. She's very nice and polite and is just trying to do her job correctly. You can't fault that!

[@DukeRoofies]

Shouldn’t be no hate. Nothing is stopping anyone else from doing this same thing. His motivation is just stronger.

[@ryandavis4448]

I bet they hate to see you coming. "Beth, oh lord it's that crazy game guy...your turn!" Lol

[@KfarShakshuka]

In my opinion this is super scummy. This is the reason people can’t get games at fair prices

[@ghostbalone6433]

You have to respect his hustle though

[@7Z7A7C7K7]

That's not why.

[@marlonbrans3567]

lol yeah i just wrote the same exact thing

[@musashi-san____1409]

They are definitely low-rent sellers, but I don't blame them for exploiting Walmart's dumb pricing.

[@oddgbmo3036]

@@ghostbalone6433 it's scummy. No respect.

[@nithlx]

I love the fact that I can decide not to sell to scalpers at my Walmart. Like leave them for someone else. I only sell them one a day 💀 you gotta work for it

[@fauxbro1983]

You working like a slave for a company that will drop you like a bag of rocks

[@hollowowlyt]

@@fauxbro1983 Gotta stay happy somehow. Better than being miserable.

[@d_hadley]

You are a blessing

[@user-zu9yp4xx8g]

You're a bad employee

[@d_hadley]

@@user-zu9yp4xx8g incorrect

[@bradtorville5526]

I once went to the mall to pick up an item that was marked down on sale. This was not a video game but a pasta machine. It was something my mom really wanted. So, off I went, two buses to get there. I find the item on display, pick one box up and head for the cashier when a manager stops me, scans the box, slaps a sticker on it and hands it back to me. When I got to the cashier, I took a look at the sticker and it was a price change. NOT as advertised but rather raising the price by $10. I asked the cashier about it and she said it had been mistakenly priced down and this was the accurate price. I thanked her and told her she could keep it.

[@ashleycuster6244]

And why would you leave any sticker on that somebody put on your s*** that is completely ridiculous you're fault stop being ridiculous

[@TannerrP]

I would have took the item back when the manager took it

[@ammineri123]

Honestly, all I could think about was all the people that get robbed at a Walmart parking lots, and then there's this guy.

[@wandameadows5736]

That's called being a good employer. Imagine a greedy scam reseller calling out an honest employer that actually works for a living.

[@banrap9369]

shhh u might get called a karen 😈

[@ayyonice9258]

Employee……

[@halfwaysleet]

@@banrap9369 i mean hes kinda being a karen, a uninformed one that doesn't understand how supply and demand works. Its like buying water for a few cents and selling it at the beach for a dollar, if people are willing to pay for it then no harm done, you're providing them with something they want. Its not scummy at all. video games are just like water for example, the value is determined by supply and demand

[@necrosisjuice]

@@halfwaysleet you do realize a lot of people buy items from *cough*scalpers*cough* because they have no other choice? Its not at all “just like water” when you buy out all stock of fairly priced games to sell them for 5 times the original price. You can defend it every which way but its still incredibly scummy. Even if its not in terms of video games its still really scummy “business” practices that typically take advantage of desperate people that dont have any other option

[@no_misaki]

@@halfwaysleet Unnecessarily Intercepting supply and turning it over for over 50% markup is nothing short of scummy and far from a necessary function of the market. Go ahead and continue to deflect the moral implications of ripping people off all you want, you can't hide those shark eyes.

[@chairwithoutwheels9148]

Dude is every retail worker's nightmare

[@connercoughran4677]

Plot twist: the worker wanted those 3c games so she could resell them

[@user-gj1lb6xp3t]

Second plot twist: she has her own game hunting channel on KZbin

[@thatanonwholurksmoar7386]

So literally what he's doing

[@joseescobedo7899]

Grandma?

[@EnchantedSmellyWolf]

Smart

[@bigsonny45]

@Kalina Ann They do it in the USA too, all the time!

[@nutritional_yeet]

i hate everything about this. i’m glad you’re saying be nice to employees if they won’t sell you something. but also, get a real job

[@UnknownName5050]

Jelly jelly

[@ItsJustMeMarc]

Seems you are getting a lot of hate for doing this BS and to be fair as a retail worker I can see why, surely at 184K subs you must be starting to earn fairly from KZbin without having to scalp out glitches in the system to no doubt sell on eBay for a ridiculous profit. I know you are not doing anything illegal.... but it's pretty shitty dude!

[@sebasstein7014]

An old saying says "Doesn`t need to be illegal to be immoral, may Karma hit you hard in return"

[@elismart13]

okay what about me, its makes logical sense for me to buy some random game i find at a charity shop and sell it (i don't sell online tho/shipping just like a few locally to make some extra money) i seriously don't understand whats the issue, now i hate scalpers, and i understand why this is "shitty" but i would be surprized if hes making "rediculos profit" mauybe its just cause here in Ireland there's just such a small market idk, (btw i mainly sell them to cex, a company that buys used games etc.) not other people and when i do sell them to people its at a low price usually 1-5 euro is that "shitty" i don't get some of your logic here.

[@eninfinite2176]

You shouldn’t be allowed to buy up stock like that it’s ridiculous.

[@papmasterOST]

Free Enterprise.

[@Thee_Deputy]

@@papmasterOST mate get a proper haircut.

[@3nim3nimabl3]

@@papmasterOST this was just stupid to say lmao

[@papmasterOST]

@@3nim3nimabl3 don't hate.

[@3nim3nimabl3]

@@papmasterOST it's shameful

[@wyattortiz4719]

6:30 the kid in the Background just cracked me up

[@humbertolemus5225]

In Mexico, employees keep the liquidations, or they also hide the products and wait for them to be liquidated to buy them. This is not allowed, but Walmart does nothing about it.

[@jevonsims900]

Employees do the same thing at Goodwill too.

[@joseescobedo7899]

Tbh I had a lady that didnt question it because it was stuff that was in the go backs pile but she was hella good at slefcheck she got alot of people trying to be sneaky sneaky

[@monkmane2345]

For some reason i didnt think there were walmarts in mexico

[@sanchezgildardo1128]

@@monkmane2345 thought so too.... but there is so......

[@monkmane2345]

@@sanchezgildardo1128 interesting. I wonder how the prices and inventory vary in different countries.

[@toddwhiteneck3245]

You're not including gas driving to each stop if they're like 10 mi from each other basically breaking even

[@spacecase7504]

Shhhh he's not aware that he's stuck in an endless cycle.

[@KenjiRyuma90]

I feel bad for the little old lady, she might have lost her job due to a glitch in the system. The online Walmart store is actually busted since you can put any price there.

[@Medbread]

If you told me a "Sword Art Online" game was selling for 3 cents, I wouldn't even bat an eye. Those games are garbage.

[@marcoslopez_]

Seems like a lot of fun to hunt for these deals but now I see why videogame prices are getting ridiculous.

[@ensog6612]

This is pure scumbag activities. Just leave the games on sale for the people who want to buy them to play em.

[@thegrandnil764]

@@ensog6612 just pirate.

[@jffrysith4365]

@@thegrandnil764 You know that piracy is the cause of game declines (particularly good games where the devs need to spend years making them), no one will spend years on a game if they expect everyone to pirate it... "But yeah, he's fine because poor people can pirate it..."

[@thegrandnil764]

@@jffrysith4365 no, everyone should pirate, it's the only ethical option. IP law is evil. It's not that I think artists shouldn't get paied, it's that I don't think they should rely on the evil goverments monopoly law to get paied. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4fOln1_Z8uYr7M

[@coconutsubliminals130]

@@jffrysith4365 Not his problem just pirate instead of paying 50 dollars to a scumbag company like Nintendo

[@Jenny_420]

Yeah, when I worked at Walmart I loved it when people would come up with deals they had found...I usually did the same thing. But I get checking with her manager first to make sure it wasn't a screw up. She didn't wanna risk getting in trouble.

[@PSRetro_]

Nice, scooping up and taking away all the games people may want for good prices and selling them on for profit. What a nice guy...

[@derdo1948]

Business is business just like monkeys are ‰№₱‰·⅛⁴⅝}[±

[@coconutsubliminals130]

Aint his problem

[@Samanthaannrash]

The American way ! Make that money

[@someoneyoudontknow6083]

If people wanted them, they wouldn't have been on the shelf for so long to be that low.

[@jokawild2904]

Welcome to America

[@INeverWanted2010]

As soon as I saw the word "resale" appear on screen I knew exactly what this guy was going to be like lol

[@dw6empires]

Can you blame them ? I shouldn't believe it to be 0.03 cents neither.

[@notredcrow]

Thanks for showing me this. I now understand why certain games I want to PLAY are nowhere to be found in stores. Hopefully game companies see this as a problem and just make everything digital. It would be for the best.

[@micklucas1451]

no

[@notredcrow]

@@micklucas1451 you say no yet if everything was digital it would be at one price for everyone with going on sale sometimes other than people paying less than a dollar for a game yet selling it as "new" for like 60 or more.

[@micklucas1451]

@@notredcrow yeah and that would be shit. A lot of people want to play games and later sell it to people for a cheaper price so they can get back some money of what they paid for. Also it's nice to collect and actually own your game

[@notredcrow]

@@micklucas1451 lol ok buddy.

[@micklucas1451]

@@notredcrow yes

[@Drfreaky-kms]

Is this guy really scalping and making it as KZbin content?

[@artexjay]

yes he is, shameless, egotistical and immoral

[@Kestrafett]

No. He’s reselling. He is buying games at less than retail price and reselling them at retail price. If he were scalping then he’d be buying games at retail price and selling them well above retail price.

[@Grimlock316]

@@Kestrafett LMAO reselling. thats cute

[@Kestrafett]

@@Grimlock316 ? Do you think you sound superior? Do you think that thwart your just commented makes you seem intelligent and correct and powerful? No one cares if your ideas and opinions are correct if you’re a narcissist. No ones here to argue with YOU. It’s just a comment section. Get over yourself

[@Grimlock316]

@@Kestrafett you cared enough to get triggered and comment on my response, so there's that lol

[@morsonproductions]

"if the system rings it up for 3 cents you gotta give it to him for 3 cents." Can tell this guy has never worked retail or hell any customer service.

[@Scitch-et4vk]

Dirty scalper thanks for killing it for us actual fans

[@supersnib2617]

Who?

[@bleachboss1358]

You’re the reason I can’t my games for cheap anymore. No wonder old video games are so expensive now.

[@lunieplays]

The fact that I ended up having to buy the digital edition of Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask 3D because there were no physical versions I could find anywhere in my town and I couldn't afford the Ebay/Amazon scalped prices just to see this guy buying up a load of Majora's Mask that he isn't even gonna play. I haven't played Ocarina of Time since I was a kid so I actually wanted the game to play and keep with the case. Just 1 copy. Not 2 or 3 or 4. Just 1. And Majora's Mask I haven't even got to play. Digital is better than nothing I guess. I'm sorry I'm salty...it just leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Also, the way he talked about money in the last video, it didn't even seem like he appreciated what he had. I've NEVER in my life said "I'd only make $90 profit so I'm gonna pass on that one." $90! 90 freaking dollars! That's a lot of money where I come from! That's $90 profit! 90 extra dollars in your pocket that you didn't have before and you say "only"? I just can't believe it. He lives in a whole other world than me that's for sure.

[@aidan4031]

Being "salty" here is completely warrented, that would be a very frustrating situation. I will say, you can find pretty decent deals for these on ebay from NON SCALPERS, just make sure they are single sale used copies. I got a copy of ocarina of time 3d for 20 dollars, it was used but in perfect condition. Case and all. If you see any listings that dont have an original real life image of the game in the case, or they have sold multiple copies, run fast. Also check what else they are selling, if they just seem like they are doing an online yard sale you hit the jackpot. Avoid these scalpers and scammers at all cost.

[@Vctry95]

i feel you he was bragging about a $35 profit i dont get it then spent almost 10k on gamer cube games............

[@namae6637]

If I had the chance to make a €90 profit I wouldn't hesitate. I make €10.60 ph, so that's about 9 hours' wages for a simple flip...

[@Random_user44]

@@aidan4031 yes thank you bow are you gonna be mad about 90 dollars in your pocket he thinks 90 dollars is 9 dollars to him

[@Milla4life2]

Games been out for decades. Your fault not his LMFAO

[@savitarr1162]

29 too rich for my blood....wants to sell all for 35+.....this dude

[@aidetund6263]

6:29 lmao that kid in the back really wanted to be in the video

[@Chaotikmusic]

I don't directly work for Walmart. I'm a vendor, but my company has told me on several occasions that they're technically not supposed to sell that type of stuff. I've never seen it on video games but it usually happens with like food products which is why they're probably not supposed to sell that stuff cuz if it's ringing up at those low prices it's probably out of date anyway, but I don't see why they couldn't do it on non food items.

[@PokemonHunters-]

It's all about being respectful to these retail workers. You have no idea how many times I have been able to get product due to mis pricing and wrong price. I got a ETB of Pokemon once for $4.99 since someone stocked the whole shelf and it shared the same name as a booster pack they were selling. Just being nice and be respectful and you will always end up better off in the end.

[@cereal_4624]

the kid in the back being goofy ahh at 6:23💀💀💀💀

[@dovin2105]

We have something where I work at at Home Depot if it’s been sitting on clearance for awhile it will be a penny and we have an application that shows them being that to remove them, however if a customer finds one for that, depending on the regular price but we usually let them get them but they cannot go back to the shelf and grab more of them

[@SourStrawberrys]

@ZeldaZ ZeldaZ That won't work because when the worker finds out that they are a penny (meaning to remove them) they will just go back and removed the rest from the shelves. You're the one who's not very bright. The guy literally said the penny means to remove them off the shelf. Common sense would tell you the worker will go back to were they found them and remove the rest.

[@fishtropiccanada4747]

Bout time they go by there own policy. Instead of not selling it to you. Than buying it themselves later !!! I watched an employee do just that !!!

[@HeskjaK.M.]

Alot of gamestop workers did dat back in the end of Ps2 game time games for like 1$ Ore les like 1cent

[@xxshadow-_-gamerxx1932]

@@Jackie_Fhan all gonna say big game for gamestop

[@amerikagaijin]

@@Jackie_Fhan well there is a reason why they had to put them on clearance. Because noone was buying them. So he has the right to buy them out when they do go on clearance. The real dicks are the ones who buy every thing at market price and then sell it above market price.

[@billyjack5957]

Different department but a Walmart employee pulled a bunch of clearance items put them behind the register, I took them from behind the register and went straight to checkout I got stopped by loss prevention on the way out I showed him the receipt said I didn't steal anything he said I went behind the register and the items were being held for a customer, I told him tough sh_t I think we're done here and left.

[@windetta551]

They may have a kid, He's just a scalper

[@KeybladeMaster64]

A reseller means actually playing the game and then selling it after. A Scalper means buying a game without playing it and selling it for a higher price.

[@PhoenixResale]

Haha that’s honestly a terrible definition

[@KeybladeMaster64]

Well either way you’re not a reseller. You’re a scalper. Seems everyone can agree with that. Own it man.

[@BeeBait]

@@PhoenixResale you won't be around much longer, so your opinion isn't relevant

[@someone-eo1zf]

@@PhoenixResale haha honestly we hope you stop and become a better person

[@a_ant]

@@PhoenixResale you gonna play every game you buy? Oh that’s right you wont

[@Kingschool6101Official]

Its hard for me to find ds or 3ds game cartridges since most of them are so overpriced since i found my old 3ds 2 days ago. But will continue to find some

[@jomatuazon]

When I watch videos like this I sometimes feel thankful for emulators and jailbreaks so people who scalp these games wouldn’t make a profit

[@tymandude1510]

You can buy 3DS games digitally already.

[@XDeathwingSilenceX]

Same here, they also help people who can't find and afford these games, thank God for emulators and jailbreak also thank God for creating people who made these 🙏

[@pandaketamine]

@@XDeathwingSilenceX thats pirating roms

[@no_misaki]

@@pandaketamine More moral than paying through the nose to this asshole, Nintendo already got their money.

[@retroskeleton7995]

yes tottaly thank you for making it possible to play games illegally

[@returntozero2112]

Scalpers piss me off, no matter what it is they're peddling...but in particular, event tickets. Foo Fighters have a good policy on this...they check ID and the name on the ticket must match the ID of the ticket holder or no entry. I wish EVERY BAND did that.

[@GamingGavel]

Why is everyone in the comment section calling him a scalper. That would be like if you wanted Foo Fighter tickets, they cost 500$ and are all sold out. Then this guy comes along and sells them to you for 300$ because he found a sale and bought them for 250$. Oooh nooo, this game made 50$ selling you the tickets, You also saved 200$. No shot, you have to be a bot.

[@returntozero2112]

@@GamingGavel Way to miss the point. First of all, the scenario you just illustrated never happens because scalping only occurs when the artist in question draws such magnificent crowds that tickets sell out in minutes. Second, tickets for ANY event should only ever cost the face value of the ticket. Period. Having been a working/touring musician myself, this particular behavior irks me to no end. Concert/event tickets should never be bought and resold for profit. Ever.

[@GamingGavel]

​@@returntozero2112 I am pretty sure I got your point. You are mad at scalpers, This guy isn't scalping. You made a post to vent, on a video that isn't about scalping, foo fighters, or event tickets.

[@brandonconstantine3853]

I'm happy for Phoenix, but this shit honestly breaks my heart. Not because I wish I was doing reselling, but simply because I truly want most of these 3DS & Switch games for my personal collection. 😓

[@jngx80]

Well you can buy it from him😑 Honestly that’s just life because there will always be a mismatch of demand vs supply across different regions. There was a time where I would help pick up games for other gamers (used to visit cheapassgamer) and sell at cost but Caleb is a reseller and makes a living out of flipping.

[@clopheritearchive]

You act like he just stole all of the copys of these games

[@matthewbraith0411]

@@clopheritearchive If you think that buying the same game that many time is a right thing to do then there is no hope for you.

[@clopheritearchive]

@@matthewbraith0411 at the end of the day it's not much different than buying reselling any thing else i dont see why its all serious plus it's not like hes melting them or trashing them hes just reselling

[@reneandre5430]

did i seriously watch a guy buying clearance videogames to resell, not leaving any behind for anyone else wanting those games, and complaining about being unable to buy em for 3 cents for 20 minutes straight??

[@TheChillinCloud]

She scanned the $0.03 game and you heard the scanner but then she stopped and looked at it for a second to think of a excuse not to sell it

[@youtubevideos3963]

exactly... karen just made a 100% lie because she didnt feel comfortable selling a .3 cent game... so logic of store if an item is under 10 cents the store wont commit to selling it to yo but will have its employees make excuses.... SOMEONE SHOULD SNIPPET THAT CLIP AND SEND IT TO CORPORATE...shes ou here lying to customers to feel a bit superior...

[@TheChillinCloud]

@@youtubevideos3963 facts

[@jaysonovo4778]

Hey man, you should band together with a bunch of scalpers worldwide to buy up all of the world's rice and grain, then sell it for 5x retail value minimum! Great side hustle, right?!? I hate scalpers man.

[@The_Real_Slender]

No wonder I dint find games cheap anymore yall take them all

[@kittentheboss2796]

Now i want to use that app to get to the store before the scalpers.

[@Miltendo]

Brickseek don't got games last I checked, but imma check, again

[@sheliapolito6965]

Okay, here is the scoop on 3¢ games: THEY ARE NOT FOR SALE! This is a code to remove from sales floor. The games are returned to the vendor, then vendor sales to liquidators or destroys. The associates can be FIRED for selling the 3¢ games. So, leave them alone and quit being rude with your comments about Walmart and the Walton family.

[@mandc20022]

Where are you getting your information from...... and wouldn't it be a smarter idea to put them at $3000000 instead of $0.03

[@sheliapolito6965]

@@mandc20022 It would be smarter, but equipment does not work that way. Insider info Also the price scanner the associates use had a warning that Item is not for sale, Return to Claims. Yes I have read/seen this warning.

[@PhoenixResale]

Not sure what sparked your misplaced loyalty to the Waltons 😂 do you work for their PR department?

[@mandc20022]

@@sheliapolito6965 no actually the price scanner says $.03 and yes technology does work that way, I just think you are another karen

[@sheliapolito6965]

@@mandc20022 The crappy technology of the hand held scanner does not work that way. I have used that particular scanner for another company (Sears). Your hateful remark is not appreciated. Just pointing out, unless you work there, you are uninformed about company policy and technology programming.

[@elizabethwelch2976]

That's when you take your a** to the SELF-CHECK OUT LINE

[@DavidOrz]

This is what living at moms trying to afford chips and online subscriptions looks like

[@Kevin-hq5os]

I genuinely didn't think people are still buying 3DS games in 2022, let alone WiiU.

[@MrAtlasjc]

I hope store's stop you from buying more than one game at a time, get a job

[@a_w_8822]

Imagine thinking that you're a businessman, when you do this lol

[@alekszandor]

In your opinion, what differentiates a reseller from a scalper?

[@mrbuzz4715]

Scalpers buy them cheap and sell them for an unreasonably high price like amiibos i think

[@ausgamecollector]

Scalpers buy out items with limited release numbers, with a low edition size. They then relist at higher prices. The low ES and high demand is what defines the sub-genre of ‘scalping’.

[@AlyssMa7rin]

Reselling is when you buy something (usually damaged or used) cheap, get it in as good condition as possible (Or not, I suppose) and then sell it at or below market value Scalping is creating a vacuum in the market of a product that is high demand, and then selling at a price that is multiple times higher than original market value (See concert tickets for thousands of dollars, etc)

[@seekp2676]

This is why we can never find any good games at a good price because of people like this,

[@KIDSMENU10000]

Why do you buy every single one of them? There might be people who want to buy at a cheap price too... That's not cool

[@brandontorrez1]

Bills

[@Wolfstanus]

Because he is a reseller with low morals. Everything is a hustle and he has to take advantage of everybody any chance he gets. He will try and take someone down on price even when he gets shit for a fraction of what they're worth.

[@gregg9725]

@@Wolfstanus please explain how someone wanting to buy something at a low price so they can resell it for profit is morally low? It’s capitalism, what this country was built on. He’s putting in the effort and being rewarded for doing so.

[@Wolfstanus]

@@gregg9725 oh yeah, lie to people on how much things are worth. Goes to conventions and begs other sellers for a better price and brings up inconsequential stuff from years ago to get a an even lower price than the alrwady low price he was already getting them at. Then immediately turns around and tries to resell it minutes after getting it in the convention both are attending. Slavery was also capitalism. Using pinkertons to beat the shit out of protesring workers was also capitalism. Artificially raising prices on medicine durring emergencies is capitalism too. Just because capitalism is involved doesn't mean it has high morals or is based on morals

[@gregg9725]

@@Wolfstanus I’ve never watched this guy before, but the convention thing doesn’t sound that bad. If people selling the item did their due diligence, they’d know better than to sell it that much below value. Not saying it’s the most honorable thing to do but I don’t think it’s fair to act like he’s a bad guy for it. Literally the goal of someone that resells something is to make the most profit possible. At what point do you expect them to say no I don’t want a bigger profit? There’s exceptions such as taking advantage of an old confused person I suppose