Money Financhu Crisis / Chris sells his stuff megathread

What's your favourite Chris excuse for wanting money?


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You know I'm kinda surprised Chris and Barb aren't of the Slip and Fall lawsuit variety. They used to threaten lawsuits all the time back when Chris was little.

I guess Chris' toys, jewelry and half-empty bottles of hair dye aren't selling fast enough to fund a lawsuit.
 
You know I'm kinda surprised Chris and Barb aren't of the Slip and Fall lawsuit variety. They used to threaten lawsuits all the time back when Chris was little.

I think they're either physically incapable of doing that or understand that they'd likely legitimately get hurt trying to do that.
 
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No joke, I'm sure weens would buy bags of his sperm in a heartbeat
He actually offered that service, both on line, at a sperm bank (where he pitched a fit because “nope, we’re all stocked up, bye”) and he even shot a lovely promotional video of his storage facility ... right next to the hot pockets. Surprisingly it didn’t sell. He also wanted very badly to self administer it at no extra charge.
 
Wait, so sold or pulled?
It was pulled. See the status under the price. But the expectation that he was gonna sell it in a day is simply hilarious, because he got conditioned that every thing he lists would get sold immediately.

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Now what he doesn't realize is that a lot of items sold because the price tag was still sorta accessible, sure the items were inflated for what they were, but it's easier to find a customer for a $100 item than for a $1,000 one. This is one of the 1st things you instinctively learn in life, but as we all know, Chris doesn't have the merest indication of common sense.
 
To be honest knowing the Amnyfest ring has been in close proximity to Unclit 2.0 only increases it’s value.

I can imagine him selling it and then asking the seller to give / sell it back to him in a youtube video.
I think he will regret having sold it.

Chris doesn't have the merest indication of common sense.

Chris and common sense are like beer and wine, they don't mix.
 
Chris should try selling lochs of his hair.

And cut those luscious, cerulean tresses? Surely, you jest!

But, in all honesty, give it time - I'm sure some ween will point out how he can rake in the cash by doing so and we'll see ebay listing of locks of CWC hair selling for $50 a pop.

He actually offered that service, both on line, at a sperm bank (where he pitched a fit because “nope, we’re all stocked up, bye”) and he even shot a lovely promotional video of his storage facility ... right next to the hot pockets. Surprisingly it didn’t sell. He also wanted very badly to self administer it at no extra charge.

You know, I actually forgot about that whole thing. Thank you for the horrific reminder.
 
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It was pulled. See the status under the price. But the expectation that he was gonna sell it in a day is simply hilarious, because he got conditioned that every thing he lists would get sold immediately.


Now what he doesn't realize is that a lot of items sold because the price tag was still sorta accessible, sure the items were inflated for what they were, but it's easier to find a customer for a $100 item than for a $1,000 one. This is one of the 1st things you instinctively learn in life, but as we all know, Chris doesn't have the merest indication of common sense.

It's possible it was a reserve price. Chris prefers selling it for $1000 to keeping it, but prefers keeping it to selling it for $300, or whatever a more realistic price is. If that's true, what he did was optimal. See if anyone is willing to pay the $1000, and if noone is, keep it.

I can't see Chris having thought it through quite that coherently, but I wouldn't be shocked if his true feelings were some addled version of that.

I do see what you are saying about having such a short purchase period. There doesn't seem like a good reason he couldn't give it a week or two just to see if he could get a bite. Which makes me wonder if he didn't particularly want to sell it. Maybe he wanted to give it a shot just so he could tell himself and/or Barb that he did, but he didn't really want to succeed. So he listed it briefly, didn't advertise it heavily, failed to sell it, and now can keep the ring with a clearer conscience.
 
I’d love to see a shot of the areas where he’s removed his signature from the toys. If he used acetone (nail polish remover) or scraped it off he’s broken the veneer on the plastic and it’s now “gloss rubbed” (toy collector for damaged plastic that is now a shiny patch). I know a lot of you are collectors and vintage toy collecting is all about finding the piece in near perfect condition because the Ancient Ones ran the hell out of them, mud, water, gravel, we did it. It also depends on the type of plastic, cleaning styrene is iffy, if it’s cellulose acetate it’ll seep into and actually binds with the plastic. He may have made it worse depending on how he removed it and fucked his price point. The speed of that correction doesn’t seem hopeful.
 
What would I do without you?! It doesn’t look too bad, I don’t see any obvious gloss rubs, the play wear is considerable though. Maybe it wasn’t a sharpie and some shit crayola marker that actually DOES wash off. I’m impressed he updated his photos.
 
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