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In middle school, this was my most prized possession in the world because it held all of my sports cards.

Like, I wasn't just, like, kind of into this thing.

Like, I was really into this thing.

Like, I've got pages and pages of basketball cards and baseball cards and football cards because, like like this is what I prized the most.

And besides like picking up girls with this, obviously, I would go and hang out my two best friends of the world,

Anthony and Andrew, and I'd pile up in my parents' car with this.

I'd get dropped off at their house and we'd sit on the floor for hours.

I don't know how we did this, but we'd sit on the floor for hours and just trade cards back and forward.

Like I had all my cards in here memorized and I had all of their cards memorized because we just did this day in and day out.

And this is what we cared about the most.

So Christmas of 2006, I had one thing that I wanted more than anything else.

I wanted top's finest basketball cards.

Here's a picture of what they look like.

And like this is what I wanted beyond anything else in the world.

The only issue was making sure my parents understood which one,

because it's not like I wanted tops cards.

I wanted tops finest basketball cards. I'm like trying to communicate it to them that this is the

one that I want. But you never really know if they understood or not until a couple weeks before

Christmas. I happened to be in one of the closets in our house.

Yeah, I don't know what I was doing there. I don't know. But I happened to be there. And when I was

there, I saw what I wanted to see. I saw this box that held packs of top's finest basketball cards.

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