1980s eBay Halloween Search Party!

The Purple Stuff Podcast

Purple Stuff Podcast

Comedy

5 • 842 Ratings

🗓️ 28 October 2022

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

It's the spooky sequel to last month's episode! This time, we're searching eBay for the best and weirdest Halloween & horror collectibles from the 1980s! Come for Beastur, stay for Count Creepyhead.

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0:00.0	Oh!
0:02.0	Oh, and the purpose of podcast podcast!
0:20.0	Oh! Welcome to the Purple Stuff Podcast!
0:29.6	Tonight, the boys are back time for our big Halloween show.
0:52.8	It's a really, really big show.
0:55.0	Huge.
0:55.7	Speaking of huge, we got a huge response to last month's 1990s Halloween eBay dive, so we figured,
1:01.8	what the hell?
1:02.9	Let's keep that train rolling.
1:05.1	You know, I was thinking about the same thing on our Patreon.
1:08.8	That's where it started to get really popular.
1:11.3	Everybody loved the eBay digs.
1:13.4	We almost were forced into a corner to do an actual eBay dig show.
1:18.1	Who were we to fight that machine here?
1:20.6	Yeah, exactly.
1:21.6	So last month we did the 90s eBay dive this month.
1:26.1	We are going to do an 80s eBay dive for Halloween and or
1:30.8	horror items. It feels right. It feels right. And, you know, just like last time, there was so much
1:36.7	awesome shit, we could have done 50 shows on this subject. Well, my God, like the hardest thing was
1:42.0	trying not to be terribly obvious. You know,
1:45.2	what's even crazier when we do these shows is that we can do an entire show where we each have our
1:50.2	picks, but then we could probably do full shows on each of the picks, which gets even more meta.
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