In this video I did something a little different—I checked out a new toy store first, and then I hit a pawn shop… and the pawn shop absolutely blew me away. At the toy store, the selection was honestly awesome (tons of retro stuff, Star Wars corner, loose figures, Transformers, the whole deal), but for reselling the prices were kind of something to be desired. I still scanned a bunch because you never know, and I ended up grabbing two Pac-Man Tamagotchis for $5 each that were selling around $15 on Amazon—nothing crazy, but about $4 profit per unit adds up. Then the real “WTF” moment happened at the pawn shop. I didn’t even bring my camera in at first because I assumed I wouldn’t find anything… and then I see a stack of Nintendo Switch games for $9.99 each—some brand new and sealed. I grabbed everything, including bangers like Hades and Super Bomberman, and the biggest jackpot: multiple copies of Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl for $10 each that were going for around $90-$95 on Amazon. The takeaway is simple: take a few minutes and scan everything, and don’t sleep on pawn shops—sometimes they just want the stuff gone.