He's SELLING Entire Collection for HIS FAMILY! (EP46)

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Dude, the 18 grand offer over the 15K he originally asked for takes a good dude to do that salute to you man you just got a new subscriber

A lawyer wanting 150k for a drug addict in jail seems unreasonable. There is definitely more to the story, I worked in criminal courts for over a decade and I know from experience that it takes a hell of a case to amount that kinds of money. I wish her and him the best of luck! The fentanyl crisis is destroying families and communities across the nation. It's not just one area!

Good 4 you not low balling him , when he said 15k and you knew it was too low SO MANY people would JUMP on that , morals is everything & will take you way further in life than ripping people off I 100% Believe that

Good for you man. Paying him more than he asked. You are a very good person.

As a teacher I literally today was at Keeping Young Student Athletes Safe Seminar which was all about opiod's and fetanyl. The statistics are staggering and the epidemic is terrifying. My favorite part of this episode is when you told him $15000 is too low! Well done! Your episodes aren't just about the cards but what those cards can do for people. Keep up the great work!

As a former addict thats been to jail/prison,i can tell you shes not buying 300$ a week in food, shes eating that food in there and paying for drugs that DO get through the jail. Addicts take advantage of people. Most folks wont realize that he said that .but i immediately thought hes supporting that drug habit and doesnt know.

As a young 20s man when i first started ,who battled severe heavy daily opioid addiction for almost 9 years ,now 34 thats recovered and now is at rock bottom building life again through sports cards this hit home hard. The opioid crisis is destroying and killing family's daily and this is just one example of a man fighting for his family ,willing to give up his collection / prized possessions hes spent thousands of hours on to help his loved ones. Powerful stuff, you offering him 18k after he said 15k and was willing to even take less hit me man, i could see the pain relief and appreciation in his eyes after you said 18k, they totally shifted and went to an emotional place. Great video, people dont understand how much opioid addiction takes from people and their families, its a demon that destroys everything in its path. Doesnt matter if its oxycodone, fentanal , oxy, vicodine , heroine , its all the same shit ending with the same result. Itll take everything from you and your family , worst part is vast percentage of people who get addicted are legally prescribed it 1st. One of the worst things to ever happen to me ,if not the worst and its one of the worst things to ever happen to America fullstop.

Yet another episode that tells why I love Chasing Cardboard. Please continue being yourselves. Yes, Matt, you too!

Always love the content and always excited when a new episode pops up. This one hit me different this time though. I myself have been through what this gentleman's sister is going through. 12 years ago it was me sitting in jail,lost everything important to me,and fighting for my life due to the disease of addiction. Thank you so much for bringing more awareness to the disease of addiction that is a major epidemic is this country. The stigma surrounding the disease of addiction still follows me even after 12 years of recovery. Its episodes like this that bring awareness. The cards take a backseat for me in this episode. Thank you so much for an amazing new episode. ❤❤

Although I am not a fan of modern day cards, because I think the card companies are all in competition to provide the most limited variant cards, and they (as usual) have flooded the market with them, I do appreciate this gentleman’s enthusiasm for collecting, and his ability to place family over any perceived attachment to pieces of cardboard. Glad you were able to offer him even more than he expected, in order to help out his Mom and Sister.

Fentanyl took the life of my cousins 18-year-old son a year and a half ago. Drug addiction affects the whole family and I commend Eric for choosing family over cardboard. Hope his sister recognizes the sacrifices her family is making for her well being and gets the help she needs.

im in it for "The hunt for Webee-yah"

Thank you for shining a light on the fentanyl epic. So many young people are accidentally dying from it. It's unbelievable tragic.

I’m 56 , and I’ve falling back in love with my childhood hobby ! Just wish I would’ve kept all those cards from the bubble gum packs !!

Can’t wait for this Whatnot show! When will it be? This collection looks AWESOME! Way to offer more, love it! Great vid as always ❤

Thanks, just thanks bro... I love seeing the cards on the videos, but I respect what you are doing for the people, even more! Keep chasin'

Another great story. Well done. Glad you could help him out.

Lost my Godson last year. 36 years old and so much life. Miss him so much

Hey Ty, Bobby here you helped me few episodes with connecting with Jason for the Gastroparesis. Please!!! Keep doing your videos man. Your videos are more than just cards. Your last few episodes have hit home to me, it shows that this community and hobby helps people through horrible times. This episode and the Gastroparesis episode really hit me in my heart with past experiences. Keep up the wonderful work!