Dies to Removal

You can't be serious. Dude, they invented overseas slave-labor outsourcing AND overzealous litigation, not to mention their truly abysmal business practices (rewriting history and/or classic literature to fit their ideals, vaulting their product, etc. etc.). Yes, they are good to their performers and gave you a chance to bang princesses all day, but don't pretend they're a "good" company just because you struck it lucky.

What type of car do you drive?

Lol, which one?

Yeah, but that's where the stigma comes from.

I'd like to think that this current deviation is actually at the root of the topic.

You can't be serious. Dude, they invented overseas slave-labor outsourcing AND overzealous litigation, not to mention their truly abysmal business practices (rewriting history and/or classic literature to fit their ideals, vaulting their product, etc. etc.). Yes, they are good to their performers and gave you a chance to bang princesses all day, but don't pretend they're a "good" company just because you struck it lucky.

You know you could have just started with "I used to work for Disney" and we'd all just have assumed you were a shark, Alex.

Yeah, I know, this conversation has been done to death but I think we might get a bit more adult discussion over here.

Today I was in a trade for a 'Goyf, which neither I nor the person I was trading with play much Modern so we didn't know what it's true value was. Turned out that we both egregiously undervalued it ($75) and I ended up sharking that guy pretty bad. Normally I'm not much of a shark, in fact I kind of hate it when people have to check their smartphones for values to make sure they aren't getting ripped off, but I do meet a lot of people who swear by their ability to turn a profitable trade every now and again.

So what are your thoughts on trying to get more value for your cards and less for theirs? Any tips on how to do it/ what to watch out for? Sweet scumbag brags maybe?