The World’s Biggest Pokemon Deal Was A Scam

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logan paul in 2019: professional boxer logan paul in 2020: professional unboxer

On tonight's news: Self proclaimed jock yells "I'm a nerd, Babeyy"

“Give away the cards to charity” Just. Just give the $300,000 to charity.

My mum helped my brothers sell all their cards, she can spot a fake card from a real one a mile away. And honestly that’s my biggest flex

If only he grew hair, he could have hid the nervous sweat pouring out the top of his gleaming dome.

guys im starting to think jarvis isnt actually a jock....

I’m going to start calling people “unreliable narrators” instead of liars lol. I love it.

We must now refer to each increment of $30,000 as "one Bulbasaur".

Jarvis? A nerd? Hah, you aren't fooling me Mr. Buffy McBeef Pants

My boyfriend sells Pokémon card here in Japan and he recently commented that a lot of the cards has started selling ten times the price of it and we were both confused to why but now I know: LOGAN PAUL

What child goes "leave the Pokemon cards unopened, it's an investment".

20 years ago: Seller as child: “Oh, yay, today is my birthday and my dearest mommy has bought me 3 Pokémon boxes! Mother, please put two of these in the gun safe!” Mom: “We should get you into therapy.”

We got to see a rare shiny scammer, so that's cool.

Normal people with $400,000 Ima buy a house Rich people with $400,000 I want cardboard cards

Okay, now watching this original video i am COMPLETELY suspicious of this dude. Not only was he incredibly red and sweating. But the fact that he delayed giving them the box, had to give a back story about the box, was giving all these weird pre-disposition "facts" about the box, saying things he straight up couldn't know, was inherently leading them into a pre-warning of the box being a fake, and clearly didn't want them opening it up there and then? Like, I've missed things i am sure, but as someone who is mildly into psychology and lived with a compulsive liar who had VERY similar behaviour. My sirens are screaming and all I'm seeing is red flags

"When I sold my first Pokemon card at 70% profit" It's nostalgic because he bought a card for 1 dollar and sold it for 1,70 when he was a kid

Jarvis is trying his very best, like no one ever was.

The entire chat: He's a scammer Dumb Money: Get scammed Dumb Money: Surprised pikachu face

You need to let Editor Jarvis out more. I worry that he isn't getting enough sun.