The Story of 3 Timmy's

[@brettboylen3231]

Large, hard phyrexian tower.

[@sergiopardo3558]

With a lavaclaw reacharround

[@ironwater2]

I thought it was long, hard phyrexian tower

[@drewlongbrakevibes]

capn' timmy hard phyrexian tower

[@jaytheman2020]

I paid 2 life and all I got was this stupid tshirt

[@firekram]

Large, hard pyrexian tower

[@mrquestionmark7895]

I'm no Timmy. I am Sir Timmothy the 3rd! Tremble at my collection of 1 million basic lands.

[@slay-thoven1357]

I own one trillion basic plains in light play! I'm a thousand-aire! "...I'll give you 2.50."

[@EcnalKcin]

If they are all Guru, Summer Revised, Test prints, or Arabian Night Mountains, you are doing pretty good.

[@ericcoludrovich7152]

I own a collection of 100 MILLION PACK FRESH JOHN AVON MOUNTAINS! Tremble before me

[@wesolyfoton]

You made me laugh, Sir!

[@deboozombie23]

@@slay-thoven1357 How much is it in recycled toilet paper?

[@KarimJovian]

Large Hard Phyrexian Tower

[@Greenman127]

"nobody gets succesful by being average, try harder" what a beast quote right there.

[@harrumphy]

I dunno, there’s a lot of mediocre talent filling stadiums.

[@TheDragonsleeve]

So much of what you say about Magic cards also applies to other collectables such as comics and coins, etc. Any future 'collector', of any type of collectible, would do well to watch this video.

[@zachary3367]

In any market that's dealing with positional goods with little intrinsic value really would do well to follow such advice.

[@kyanwan]

The reason the coins I collect are scarce very early American coins + bulk precious metals/bullion coins sold @ near spot.

[@i.korezom]

Yup, this stuff is comic books 101, or at least it used to be, I have no idea what the fuck is going on now; last I checked it was like being back in the 90's, an endless stream of super duper limited edition variant covers and rampant speculation

[@snickle1980]

@@i.korezom doesn't sound like a good time.

[@largo0018]

"Large hard phyrexian tower" lol. Going to use that now.

[@AAIIYAAA]

"just because we're at different points in our life doesn't mean we don't need to work hard" best quote from a taco basement vendor i've ever heard

[@INMRuben]

This is one of the most interesting videos I have seen in a while. Thanks! As a new player who is starting to understand the flow of the sales and resales this is mindblowing. I dont even undertand how people try to sell without knowing the numbers or the real value of things, no matter if we're talking about land, cars, houses or cards. Great content here.

[@giocommentary]

i know your comment is a year old but i'd still like to comment'' most people have emotional value to those objects, and don't think about how rare or expensive those objects in reality are. someone could have owned a car that was cheap yet made in limited quantity for example. in their minds they bought it pretty cheap, had yeaaaars of fun/use out of it, and now that its getting to old to be of real convenience/use they sell it. they don't look at the car as an antique that could be worth alot because it stood the test of time and there aren't alot of them they just see it as an outdated thing from their past that has outlived its use, this is called emotional bias. in that same vein i've bought a playset of the MTG card Academy Rector (Reserved list) for 10 bucks total at a flea market, because the dude that sold it hadn't bothered to look up the price, but decided to price the cards from memory. (he had a wasteland for 20, yet 4 academy rectors for 2.50 a piece) but ofcourse prices change overtime, he didn't realise the actual value of what he sold me due to his emotional bias.

[@ahmos9090]

I, as a non-magic collector or player, learned alot from you in this video. Thank you

[@metaparcel]

3 Little Timmy's and the big bad Rudy.

[@royalcollectables]

I love this story. Great moral.

[@jesusmunoz6372]

I'm still watching

[@jesseselders2942]

This is a video I think everyone should watch, regardless of which collectible game they play. This stuff is exactly what I deal with when buying Heroclix figures to flip on Amazon. Thankfully, Heroclix players are really relaxed and willing to meet you halfway. The big thing people don't think about is that suddenly bringing your whole collection to a LGS when you really need money is like cashing your textbooks in at the end of a semester. Everyone is trying to do it and the store only has so much money to allocate for the inventory. They likely don't want 10,000 of the same bulk common card. There's usually someone who will take a lower offer. There is a huge trade-off between value and convenience, especially in collectible games. I once traded 4 copies of Marionette Master to a guy when it spiked. He said he probably had the cards in his collection, but he didn't feel like combing through his bulk rares to find them. Well, years go by and the cards or figures pile up in people's closets. The people who keep their collection well-managed won't be in the $10,000 Timmy situation, because they routinely trade cards off to buylists when they go up in value. They probably take store credit to get the cards they want, without investing extra cash. They might even use store credit to pay for the entry fees for all of the events they play at their LGS. 5 or 6 years of set rotations can decimate a gaming budget. I play Magic and Heroclix in a few cities. The people I deal with are usually pretty chill, but they rarely trade face to face and few bother with buylists. They also want to get as much money as they can, when the time comes to sell their collection. Magic is far more fair to it's players with getting your money back, especially because different cards keep spiking every week or two throughout the year. You could play for 20 years on the same $500. I doubt it's the same with other card games. I know that with Heroclix, most big stores offer next to nothing for bulk. It's not even worth it to ship the figures, because of size and weight. I still have at least 10 players waiting to sell to me face to face, once I free up enough space to take more figures. Players of these different collectible games often get frustrated and list the whole lot on ebay in an auction with a fuzzy picture. Those are the best deals for stocking up. It's like that TV show Storage Wars. Most of the auctions are Lil Timmy lots, but the College Timmy lots are real game-changers. I'm still selling Heroclix figures I got from this auction I sniped 4 years ago. I might have paid 10% market value. Most players would get a lot more for their money, if they became pro-active traders. My advice is to watch a ton of auctions and snipe a good one here and there. Trade/sell to buylists when your cards spike. It might take a few hours a week to keep up with prices, in the beginning. Eventually, it will become second nature. At least, you'll be better at appraising your collection's value for when you eventually decide to sell it.

[@metaparcel]

@@jesseselders2942Very thoughtfully written. You sure know your stuff I think.

[@kornkobb420]

@@jesseselders2942 well written. I've been with the game for the better part of 25 years and I've seen all the Timmy's of the rainbow. These videos are very informative and helps shed a light on what people really have when evaluating their collections.

[@Thechirimbola]

"If it's single, I want the old stuff" - Ruby 2019

[@jeffwells641]

I read this right before he said it, hilarious.

[@scottcole1881]

But only if it's a (mox?) "Ruby"???

[@stoogeslap]

Like Bea Arthur?

[@nsmith5026]

Lil’ Timmy level collection, Captain Timmy Mindset!

[@sovereigns_scion]

"Food chain is still a good card in modern" OOF

[@ミカツキp]

“Channel snowballs and castle kingdom” 2019, Rudy

[@xDukii]

woah okay

[@ErokLobotomist]

I wish this was required viewing for anyone trying to sell a collection. You rock man. Love the vids. Edit: I also buy and sell comic books and this exact same issue comes up with that as well, often. I think this is a general collector mentality. Thanks again for putting in a video.

[@scottmitchell247]

This is my first time commenting on a video and I just wanted to say this was one of the most helpful ones I've seen and would love more content like it, so thank you! Many friends or peers at the LGS often talk about collection values, investing, flipping inventories, etc. and this video does a great job of outlining how to better think about the real return on card values. I've been collecting forever, mostly out of love for the game, but when I turned to serious collecting out of value, a walkthrough like this one would have been super helpful. Thats all, thanks!

[@thegamejester7338]

"Large Hard Phryexian Tower" I watched the whole thing. Very interesting.

[@Asdayasman]

I'll be straight with you Roooody, I have exactly zero cards, all perfect condition. What will you give me to go away?

[@saintseiya2887]

Nothing😆

[@slightly_handy2109]

I was a college Timmy... Recently had to sell out of my collection because... life. Spent about 25,000USD on it and was able to sell it for 12,000USD. Happy I sold out to be honest. Still play magic daily. Don't ever see myself accruing such a big collection again. Large Hard Phyrexian Tower activated

[@connellphillips5439]

"Just because we're at different points in our life financially, doesn't mean we don't have to work hard." Legit words of wisdom from Rudy for once

[@mrrekja3598]

LARGE HARD THYREXIAN TOWER I DONT EVEN PLAY MAGIC OR COLLECT MAGIC CARDS WHY AM I STILL WATCHING THESE

[@OhOnGod]

It gives good life lessons

[@clarkwilmerding4343]

phyrexian tower not thyrexian tower :)

[@andogoogoo4026]

Because it applies to everything you buy and sell and it's basic economics 99% of the people out there don't understand.

[@nolimitbanks7318]

the only way I can see getting $100 for 10k cards is maybe fourth fith addition.

[@Starbug1S1]

"Large Hard Phrexian Tower" I'm on the cusp of Lil to College Timmy myself. I rarely sell back to stores, because I used to work in retail and know that I'm never going to get full value back. So, I only sell to the new or Lil Timmy's. Let them sell back to the store if needed.

[@xDukii]

woah okay

[@PenThoPlayer]

I'm on the cusp between College and Captain myself.

[@off-meta9962]

you sir understood capitalism. Take advantage of those who do not know better. Good job.

[@purplepat69]

And both you and the Lil Timmys come out ahead by doing so....

[@Puzzlemancer]

Your insight is appreciated as always, Rudy. "Large hard phyrexian tower"

[@epicness877]

Not even seen much Rudy but this seems like one of his best. Much love and appreciation for this, really seems like a good summation of you and your business ♡

[@jesushong5936]

You’re talking about a “second date” to the wrong people, Rudy.

[@blinkanddie3397]

Jesus Hong lmao

[@mylawnow]

3.696969% Women

[@andycates7923]

A second what now?

[@off-meta9962]

Honestly. Ive seen so many gay couples playing magic now. I do think they had second dates already. To be honest i feel like 90% of all couples ive ever seen playing magic were gay even when i exclude my friends. Which brings me to an total of 4 couples ive seen playing magic.

[@threefortytwo23]

underrated comment!

[@Promatim]

You know, back in my FNM days, there were guys who always wanted to trade lots of their small-dollar cards for a fetchland or something big. They'd have trade binders inexplicably full of playable-but-unexciting 1-5 dollar cards, nothing big you could 1-for-1 with the card of yours they want. People would pull out like a dozen cards from these guys' binders, check SCG prices, and agree to pick up a fistful of three dollar rares their fetchland or Jace or whatever. It always seemed like these kids were getting screwed out of their best cards, but since the trades "made sense" according to price lookup tools, we all went with it. Now I see what these guys were doing.

[@harryh212]

fetchland is still bulk lil timmy

[@camaloncrack9737]

“Rudy is the GameStop of magic” -Lil Timmy Large Hard Phyrexian Tower

[@ZackHeise]

These videos help with my general understanding of finances. I wish this was around back when i was a lil Timmy

[@brianhas4887]

This is a life lesson not evaluating cards.

[@JohnSmith-hy8pk]

So true

[@mikeguanci1138]

Biggest takeaway for me is I should’ve started collecting 15 years ago

[@allanflores1077]

Pruning my timmy collection from 1990's. Subscribed. You're doing the good work. I remember sitting in the ole card store and the owner repeatedly giving this talk to every 5th lil timmy.

[@Outlier117]

A guy told me once when I was a kid that most people aren’t out to screw you over they’re just looking out for their own best interest. I feel like that applies to this video pretty well. Keep your tacos floppy Rudy!!!

[@marc1981tremblay]

I heard the same thing in a other way "Most people aren't asshole, but everyone looks for themselves, what good for them may be bad for you"

[@zachary3367]

I think it's like how people get so into television shows that they start to identify themselves with the show so to speak so when something happens they don't like they feel their own character and investment of sorts has been attacked. It's those subtle little ways we fool ourselves into thinking things matter more than they do. Its easy to conflate self worth with what your dollar amount in cards is if this game is your main hobby and part of your identity I think. That's where all the emotions come in when the reality train hits them.

[@IntelligentDiscussion]

Even if you are looking to make a dime, still doesnt make you a better person, or even good at that.

[@HeroineDark]

The large hard phyrexian towers are what get me through the grind on my mmo

[@jamesschissler5057]

Whoever can deliver this sort of insane dialogue without cracking up and still teach very important lessons in collection financing is no man or beast, but rather an eldritch being beyond our comprehension. 10/10 very educational

[@bilbo_gamers6417]

You are incredibly compassionate in this video. No ego, you don't take pleasure in just making people feel terrible like a lot of people do.

[@strandededucation622]

I was so confused with all the Phyrexian Tower talk until I got to the part. Welp I see why and yes, it's a large Phyrexian Tower

[@GM-rs2fv]

“When you get the little Timmy you gotta catch and release ‘em” Oh man that cracked me up 🤣

[@DjNinja101]

Me using my big brain: I’ll keep every card because they are worth more than money. Money is only good for buying worthless mtg cards.

[@Nharzhool]

I only use MtG cards to buy worthless money.

[@BigSmilesAT]

Large, hard phyrexian tower. Very good video, thanks Rudy!

[@sea9205]

I really like the long form videos, they're nice to listen to while I work.

[@alexdavis3938]

I've been watching your videos for as long as I can remember. Thank you for this video in particular. It's about time the community is informed about how the market works when it comes to MTG.

[@lincolnherbert3379]

This was the longest, hardest phyrexian tower on youtube.

[@xDukii]

woah okay

[@simonharsanyi2911]

I have been watching Rudy for about 4 years now and this is the most useful video I have watched yet. Thanks!

[@BingChiller227]

I watched this in 2x speed, I don't even play magic, what am I doing with my life

[@daxcasselman8627]

lol what. why?

[@BL4D3RUNN3R0M3N]

Learning quickly

[@thomasengelthaler2298]

Came for Timmy advice, left with lessons on the hardships of life.

[@Gotonis]

"these $2k cards are pack fresh, I just pulled them." That's why Capt. Timmy is still a Timmy. He opened boosters that potentially contain $2k cards.

[@nelson5292]

Unopened they'll never be worth 2k though, so Capt. Timmy took a gamble and "won", then he played with it and bent the card...

[@jarrettmaltry6305]

@@nelson5292 but nobody mentioned how much capt. timmy spent before he pulled the 2k card so who knows how much he had to open to find it. Probably more than 2k worth of straight profit if he kept the product sealed

[@rachaelwright5811]

Useful video. I’m in the middle of the pack and no shocks to me hearing the analysis of my collection’s value.

[@gumbilicious1]

What is funny is that I remember thinking about 'collection value' when I was starting to play more seriously and just realized I'd never get my money back out of it, so I better enjoy the game for just the gameplay aspect of it. I never got a 'serious' collection, I just got what I could and made decks from it. When I slowed my playing, I wasn't interested in selling my collection because I'd rather have the ability to play my old decks occasionally rather than get a meager amount of cash I could get from my collection. Now my 'meager collection' looks like a gold mine, a dozen dual lands, a couple cradles, sure my oath of druids went to garbage but my 6 force of wills skyrocketed. I am still not interested in selling, $10,000 still seems like a pitiful amount to exchange for my very personal and hard won semi-valuable collection. The bottomline is that i found far more value in my collection than the dollar amount. Everytime i drop mind over matter and a high tide, play a wish from judgement, make someone fold first turn with a balance, play necro braids, or play my block constructed domain deck and legacy weapon their land away I love seeing their face. It just can't put a dollar amount on evoking that blast of memories of when I was super into magic.

[@timothymosscrop4079]

"...With a free Latte reacharound." XD I appreciate the life-coaching interspersed throughout the video as well.

[@iankunesky6740]

Large, hard phyrexian tower. The algorithm recommended. Did not disappoint.

[@PasDeMD]

Useful video and a "hard" realization I had to go through with going through my old pokemon collection and some of the magic stuff I purchased recently.

[@mehtheorc]

6:52 "How are they ever gonna learn the real world? Go learn from someone else." 😂

[@DiscombobulatingName]

The formal economic term is frictional costs, and is a well studied idea that unfortunately that not everyone gets.

[@simon-pierreparenteau170]

"Large Hard Phyrexian Tower" Love the longer format videos Rudy, learning a lot.

[@anthonydominguez6005]

Just found your channel this week, these long running informative videos are great.

[@micraftcannabis2606]

These are my favorite videos, give me the deep dirty dive into how these things work. People can only get better with more info, and MTG finance is a great way to make extra money on the side.

[@Poorcana]

That feeling when you're enjoying a floppy taco with one hand and you've got your large, hard Phyrexian Tower in the other and Rudy calls you out on it

[@jesseechoez]

“Invest in land” 👌🏻

[@xDukii]

woah okay

[@joshuanorris5860]

Dual lands? :P

[@chazzanschutz6096]

Tabernacles?

[@toinevintel8730]

No buy standart land post rotation and sell them for the next time they rotate in

[@tuumi2000]

I don't even play MTG and I don't even know how I found you Rudy. I just love the way you break things down. It's relaxing to have open in a side window. Just commenting to help you with the algorithm.

[@richlongiii7333]

I thought I was a College Timmy before this video. But I was thinking like a Lil Timmy. Thanks for the insight.

[@Tiznado]

Large, hard phyrexian tower. On a sidenote, we enjoy watching these educational videos Rudy. Slipping life lessons and wisdom like in this video is a plus.

[@matthewsan8201]

Quick guide to evaluating Magic collections for the purpose of purchasing it. 20$ MAX for bulk and 50% for the valuable stuff.

[@Naomi_Boyd]

I watched the whole thing, and I don't even play magic.

[@TragicMTG]

4th level Timmy here. Time to start climbing the ladder

[@firekram]

Sealed product is probably the target. You'll dodge a lot of the problems that the video mentioned. 1. Product is protected and by definition near mint 2. They HAVE to take your bulk because its bundled into the product 3. Much easier to itemize than singles if you need to make an insurance claim for some reason The main drawback is that sealed product takes up a decent amount of space and is a bit harder to liquidated

[@ino_mation]

There's no way sealed product takes up more space than loose bulk when you consider what you need to store loose bulk. A 500ct bulk storage box from BCW is 4.25" x 9.875" x 3.25" for a volume of 136.4"^3 while a booster box is 5" x 8" x 3" for a volume of only 120"^3 Now yeah, you can use a bigger bulk storage. A 5000ct box for example is 15.625" x 19" x 4" for a volume of 1187.5"^3 or 118.75"^3 per 500 cards. But, ten booster boxes is still only 25" x 16" x 3" if you're making a section 2-wide, 5-back, 1-high for a volume of 1200"^3 Keeping in mind, in a booster box, we have 540 cards, that's 5400 cards still in similar volume to a 5000ct bulk box. The value of 10 booster boxes is also way higher than a 5000ct box of bulk, even though it consists of whatever % of bulk.

[@firekram]

@@ino_mation yes sealed product takes up less space then bulk, though sealed product will take more space then level 2 or level 3 cards (Bulk isn't really a solid way to cash out)

[@TwicebakedJake]

I just got into Magic this week. I bought my first booster and making my own content. I think I'm legit THE DEFINITION of a Timmy.

[@tragicslip]

Is your content a dark comedy?

[@thijsgulmans9816]

Large hard phyrexian tower.. Am watching these series back to back now. They’re very interesting, appreciate them man! 👍🏻

[@Orpheus063]

I've never played magic, but I enjoy the nerd culture and economics lessons Rudy. I rarely comment on anything, I am the silent viewer

[@brandonerker2937]

"large hard phyrexian tower" - per your request. (i watch the longer videos). cheers

[@shepsfarm8392]

I thought I was watching a video on the economics of Magic, until I realized I’m watching my new favorite life coach.

[@m4pl4gu3]

I'm a large, hard, and in charge phyrexian tower my dude. Just found your channel and love this stuff.

[@draton282]

I love these videos, and I find the whole buying and flipping MTG cards to be interesting to watch but I always just laugh. I buy packs and decks here and there, sometimes a booster box if I'm feeling fancy. Sometimes buy singles I think are cool. Never really gonna sell them. I imagine my collection falls into college timmy levels but like, no desire to sell, I buy cause I like playing. NO card of mine will remain NM for long lol. I feel happier that way lol.

[@thesbourgeois]

I played with all my revised dual lands. Most of my collection is vintage stuff, and I'm sure I spent more than 10k. It was never about resale, but about enjoyment.

[@boomznbladez405]

you sir are a sage, with a certain unattatchment… we should have all aspired to be like the way you are... as a child would be... that's the true spirit.

[@dudbad]

I am doing the same. All money i spend on magic cards i view as lost money. I just like to look at shiny foils , digging through old bulk , etc.

[@delbomb3131]

I let the long videos play while I drive, good listening Also sealed Timmy should have been on the board

[@billiamq]

Large hard Phyrexian tower. This is my first ever KZbin comment, btw. Nothing but the suggestion of a large, hard Phyrexian tower has ever motivated me enough to comment on something.

[@ahmos9090]

I remember when you did this video like 2017-2018 when I was in the US for some training. I am actually a Pokemon collector and I used to buy low-tier cards thinking they would value, which they did, yet not as much as the other, reachable at that time, high-tier cards in Pokemon. I am applying your analysis to my purchases since then in Pokemon. Thank you, sir, I can see how honest and sincere you are, and how you can relate to how life can be not easy for some people. I hope you stay well and healthy Rudy :) Salam from Egypt :)

[@QuinceyCorning]

"Large Hard Phrexian Tower" Thats a solid quote

[@alexfield3950]

"this card sells for 3 dollars on ebay" ok...tell ya what,list all 100 you got,then in a month,tell me how many you sell then tell me how much you made after fees,paypal cuts,sleeves,top,loaders,envelopes and postage whats that...only 2 sold......and sudddenly it hits home

[@SOLtoo]

FACTS!!

[@Barl3000]

Large Hard Phryexian Tower squad checking in

[@trishsdiego65]

Very informative that makes sense. I am a baseball card collector and all this info crosses all the sports cards too. I will always remember this Lil Timmy analogy. Genius. And nope the video was definitely not too long. You explained it very well.

[@BOWS3R]

“LARGE HARD ARMADA WURM!!”

[@elmaxter122]

came to say exactly that, glad to see another man of culture

[@MoarCheeseBirb]

7:28 Rudy loses his entire audience with the abstract concept of a "second" date.

[@moxavenger]

I always watch to the end, then I watch it backwards for any secret messages.

[@donistotle957]

Halfway through Magic Business School, watching each second of these long videos. I'm kinda stuck in College Timmy, but this quarantine Reserved List price spike has put some of my EDH collection into the clouds. Great content

[@piemaniac9410]

"It was too big to be called a sword. Massive, thick, heavy, and far too rough. Indeed, it was a large, hard Phyrexian tower"

[@iregehr424]

*Hat timmy with no pants:* _eats inappropriately_ *Rudy:* what's up home skillet cheese fries corn fritter tater tot

[@Raijimura]

" Rudy I got these 5 magic cards" "Woah okay" "Their 5 moxes pack fresh" "Woah okay" "They sell for 2000 all day" "Woah okay" "They sell for 1999 -2100 a pop on ebay" "Woah okay" "They buy list for 1800" Woah okay

[@Rorschachqp]

This is the best kind of video…super-educational targeting those who needed it most.

[@whatupshounce2284]

Curious to know the 4th Timmy. The " I have all sealed boosters and starter decks" Timmy. Where does he fit in? Love the vids!

[@mpellis22]

What Up Shounce no longer Timmy... they have evolved into their final form mini-ruby

[@tragicslip]

I think ogre Timmy exists. Dealers complain when he shops his stuff to compare offers and force buylists to come up. Ogre Timmy knows quickly if he'll deal with you and is very upfront/ honest, especially with preferred vendors (often asking preferred dealer if they are interested in matching a better offer even if that better offer is of equal risk).

[@TheTriptamineDream]

I'm cleaning my whole house and this weirdo is still talking.

[@inevitablepuma5919]

The Tale of the 3 Timmy's: A Story from the Land of Eldraine

[@aaronreyes6783]

Excellent learning experience for me. I have recently started collecting but treating all my fares with care, sleeves and dark area in a ultra pro binder. Every single one.

[@arrpe6935]

Rudy, I got to say this. Large, hard phyrexian tower.

[@deckydoodle6792]

Thought I was gonna be a college Timmy. I’m a lil timmy😭😭

[@MoneysMark]

Large hard phyrexian tower These are my favorite types of your videos, I don’t watch the box opening stuff😮

[@yugiohpokemon5285]

I dont play magic but they are kind of good to watch. I mostly just wait for him to show vintage stuff like the other day.

[@kieranmurphy1767]

I just want to say thank you. this is the video I needed to watch right now. I am trying to figure a lot of things out right now (I'm taking a management 101 class if that tells you anything). and if you see the comment I hope you are having a great day.

[@PenThoPlayer]

Large hard Phyrexian Tower Not a phrase I ever thought I'd say.

[@fsmoura]

Three Timmies, Two Illuminatis, One Rudy, Zero Percent Wahmen

[@bobbyroberts7890]

It's crazy, I've been all of these.

[@WestonEvans]

ProfessionalSheetPoster not everyone can be Rudy’s dude that’s literally the food chain without Timmy’s Rudy’s would starve out and guess who’s left after all the Timmy’s and Rudy’s are gone? The little Timmy’s.

[@irishbear8383]

I think he's evolving us to Stage 4 Timmys by showing us this video

[@lindsays2187]

Just tuned into your videos. Love your persona, super informative and full of gems. Yes I do watch all your videos I've watched till the end. :) Thanks for passing on your wealth of knowledge, insite & wisdom.

[@RyGuy36]

You missed the chance: Little Timmy Big Tim Timothy, the Rich

[@thomasborders6882]

Well, Timmy isn't really that rich if he's going to Rudy with his 5 $2k cards...

[@sos9919]

Timothy, the Rich (1 generic)(1 white) Legendary Creature - Lil Timmy

[@zerokidd21]

Lil Timmy yeet Btw Rudy I always finish cuz there could be a surprise giggity.