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This is Coliseum Chad episode number three, and you're listening

to it here exclusively on the two-man power trip of wrestling's podcasting Empire. If you didn't know

by now, my name is Chad, of course, of Coliseum Chad fame. And we are going to dive into the third

installment of this Coliseum Chad series.

Once a month, we take a departure from New Generation Declassified to take a look back at

Coliseum Video. And this week, going to turn it a little bit towards where I think you

should kind of aim your collection in the direction of building a library.

That's been one of the questions I've gotten the most since I've started off this little series is how do you kind of piece this together?

What's the best way to kind of economically put together a Coliseum video collection in 2022?

Not many places to go to get these titles like there used to be, but I think one thing we can really say is that the journey of collecting

never changes no matter what. You never know when something's going to pop up in the wild,

and that becomes the fun is the chase and seeing where exactly you might find your next little gem out there in somebody's trash becoming somebody's treasure bin.

You go to a flea market, you don't know what to expect, boom, you find something you're looking for

and you didn't realize it was going to be there. So Coliseum Video becomes kind of that collection

driven desire for me when I go out into the old antique stores and flea markets and garage sales,

which I don't really hit as much anymore, but that's

the only place is to get these things now. If it was not called eBay, or it's not a Facebook group

or a Facebook marketplace, and you're battling all the other collectors that are out there looking

for the same thing, the thrill of the hunt. And that's what we detailed last month with John Pauses.

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