If you clicked this expecting “LEGO porn,” go somewhere else. This one is straight talk about where we’re at in the LEGO reselling space—and why, honestly, a lot of you should get out. I’ve been doing this a long time (reselling since 2012, YouTube since 2016), and I just crossed over $1,000,000 in total LEGO sales. Cool milestone, but it doesn’t magically change your life. What matters is whether you’re making good decisions, playing to win, and actually building profit. I break down what I’m doing right now and why I’m not chasing mediocre plays when better ones are sitting right in front of us. If I can stack a “fire” retiring set at 30% off—and then push it closer to 50% off using credit card offers—I’m doing that instead of buying random lots from people exiting at 30% off. Same thing with stores like Barnes & Noble: there are real winners there if you know what you’re doing (yes, the A-Frame Cabin was a winner). The big takeaway: there are people exiting, people lingering, and people who are still in this for the long haul—and the ones who stay sharp will benefit from lower future supply. Look in the mirror: are you here to win, or are you wasting your time?