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Marcelien wrote:
sweet did he want it
Cedence wrote:

we dont sell the games, unfortunately :c but we sell a lot of trading cards, and im also interested in them. so i often talk to kids about pokemon, and i wear my (personal) pokemon pins on my work t-shirt, and kids often ask me if i like pokemon, and i express that i do. and then we talk about it. i even made a kid friend on pokemon go cus of it. we talked for like 20 minutes. and theres a kid that often comes in and talks to me, and last time he asked if someone had bought the Charizard tin-box i hid away in the back last time he was there. its incase someone specially interested came in (since charizard is the first to go, haha).Marcelien wrote:
aw, thank u <3
i often forget to write some stuff down here. but maybe i should do it a little more often.
i also think the stories can be pretty good sometimes. i think its somewhat unique to work in a toystore. u get so close to people's lives, in a way. so theres a bunch of good, and some bad, stories to hear from someone in a toystore.
wonder if you get a new story when the new pokemon game releases. if you sell games tho. aw, thank u <3
i often forget to write some stuff down here. but maybe i should do it a little more often.
i also think the stories can be pretty good sometimes. i think its somewhat unique to work in a toystore. u get so close to people's lives, in a way. so theres a bunch of good, and some bad, stories to hear from someone in a toystore.



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no, jokes aside, i think its just weird that some people explain themselves to the store people. i dont think anything of it. ofc i wouldnt spend that much as a prize for going to the hairdresser, but they might be wealthy, she might be like IMPOSSIBLE to get to go, so that is a deal they have. maybe they dont get many things besides stuff like that. i dont judge. its just funny.
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