In this video I’m at day two of SEGE (South East Game Exchange) doing a straight-up speed run because I got there late and only had a few hours left. My goal for the weekend was simple: pay for the entire trip and still make profit. I’m scanning like crazy, negotiating booth-to-booth, and focusing on stuff that’s easy money—video games, toys, electronics, and especially sealed amiibos that I can “slap a sticker on and send them to Amazon.” I show you real examples of what I’m looking for: a $25 pickup that’s selling around $90 on Amazon, a $3 bin where multiple titles still have solid FBA value, and then the big wins—brand new amiibos like Link, Sonic, Captain Falcon, and Shulk where the spread is huge (even with a beat-up box). I also break down a buy-one-get-one situation that got a little weird at checkout, because the seller paired the highest-priced items with the lowest-priced freebies. I didn’t want to argue the minutia, so we settled on 40% off everything, and I walk through why conventions can be amazing if you bring cash, keep your energy up, and negotiate bundles—especially on the last day when vendors don’t want to take stuff home.