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King Arthur Slime Pit was a want that didn't see daylight and I couldn't find Rhino (M.A.S.K.)

Love the show, love the podcast, I think the guy on the left needs to either talk more or get swapped out. Anyway, love you guys

Michael Jackson Victory Tour...I'm pretty sure that was the tour he set his hair on fire. I actually have a Victory Tour t-shirt in my eBay store. My best concerts were Pink Floyd, Peter Gabriel, Kiss and NIN.

Toy federation Easter egg hunt in the shop would be how man figures can you find in a air guitar pose

You guys are really hitting on point with growing up in the 80s. Love it. One thing I want to say to the guy with the hat and sunglasses on his hat is: when you saw your "friend getting hit by his mom for not doing his chores, or something and the next day things were normal" did you ever ask yourself what is normal?. Is it normal for people to beat the shit out of people because they didn't behave the way they way they wanted them to, giving them years of PTSD? As a person who was beat by their parents. Whenever my parents had to "beat" me in front of people as some sort of public embarrassment and humiliation, I usually would get the shit kicked out of me by my parents when i got home for "embarrassing" them that they had to beat me in front of people lol Keep up the cool content and keep on not listening to the haters on any changes you make to your channel. Cause after all, what have they ever done.

I'm 49 and Ryan's got to be right around my age. I remember pretty much everything he talks about.

Going to the toy store is a big deal for me as a parent. My kids don't want to wait (even with next day shipping) to order a toy. Exactly as you said, kids want to walk around and see what they can spend their money on. I live near Tokyo and we still have a traditional candy shop (like a penny candy store) and the kids just love picking out things. I also grew up near Ft. Lauderdale and Miami and don't remember Toys R Us until much later, but it was one far away. It was always Lionel Play World (I think off Hwy 1 on the south end of Pompano Beach).

The 60s and 70s had the best toys. 12 inch GiJoes for the boys and barbies for the girls. Hot wheels and corgi were great.

How old is the guy on the right? He's old enough to have been going to the store on his own to look at MOTU first wave figures, so 1982-83, but he was still looking at toy catalogues when the second Batman movie came out which would have been 199-93...

Mid to late 50s to late 60s early 70s.

2:47 You can still go to a ball game for $40-50 bucks...

Shame there wasn’t a 6th Jackson brother called Arthur Jackson….

80s and 90s hands down by far

A was born 1987 but did appreciate the 90s no social media life was good

Rode my bike to see TMNT movie, playworld, 7-11 good old days

I have seen U2 and they were great.

Honestly? The 70's. No doubt a lot of cool stuff in the 80's and 90's, but...the 70's had great toys and they were backed up by great commercials for the toys. We don't see many toy commercials anymore. Do kids play w toys anymore like we did? Or is it all phones and ipads? Sure hope not. I wish you'd do more older toy shows. Don't get me started on concert tickets. I have to say the 80's and 90s for concert smashes.. After 2000 the tickets and t-shirts just got ridiculous.

The Dick Tracy combo made me giddy, as that’s one of my favorite movies/toylines from childhood. To me, there is no better story behind the rarity of a toy than The Blank, and what made that literally impossible to find as a child in America.

“Here’s a list of all the kids who were abducted in the 80s. It was the best decade to be a kid!”

Disney sold a TRON 40th Anniversary Jacket that was a Members Only Copy. We have two of them

Theres something ive been wondering about. Im a big fan of 90s image comics characters - savage dragon, , cyberforce, backlash, team 7, youngblood, wetworks , pitt, prophet, etc. How come the toy lines never took off? The characters were cool. I live outside of the US, and i think I've never seen any of the toys on the shelves, found a few at flea markets, thats it, the rest i had to make myself (custom)

Loving the content guys! I grew up in small town Iowa and never had a chance to go to a concert until I was in college. We went to Garth Brooks and it was awesome. My wife and I had been to three concerts over the last 25 years (Weird Al twice and Toto)and decided when some of the old groups come to Phoenix again we have to go. They are all getting older and we are going to miss out. We just saw The Doobie Brothers and Michael McRonald, have Def Leopard/ Journey / Steve Miller in August and we’re supposed to see Heart in September. Unfortunately the Heart concert is going to be postponed due to one of the sisters getting cancer. We had a major abduction in Iowa in the 80’s. The young boy disappeared while doing his Sunday morning paper route. His name was Johnny Gosh and I will never forget that. He has never been found which is just heartbreaking.

80s were the best for toys, movies, music, 100%, although the 90s were best for video games

The 70’s

Hey as far as topics go. I would love to hear you guys discuss being a toy collector and worrying about non collectors opinions when they see your place and tell you what a waste of $ it all is. I know many will say screw them but let’s be honest, it’s a common issue and can be stressful and ruin relationships.

Man, the prospect of being kidnapped, combined with the satanic panic traumatized me for a good while. It was a thing...

In the 90s me and my friends would always go to Tower Records in Sacramento. We would buy 10 or 15 tickets, give them to the rest of our friends and drive out by the car load.

90s

Anthony Kiedis from Point Break!

The Shadow was so much better than Dick Tracy

I look forward to weekends now not only because I have time off work but I get to watch toy federation and then I fit in this podcast. I'm watching it right now on a Sunday evening. Just chilling on my couch in the AC. It's such a great unwind nostalgia trip. Keep up the good work

We had Jacob Wetterling in Minnesota when I was young. My parents still let me go wherever, but they gave me some words of wisdom. If a stranger is trying to take you, even with a gun. Run, kick, scream because no matter what happens it will be better than if you’re taken. It took a little while to fully understand the unspoken part of that talk.

Growing up in the 90’s was awesome! Everything was at its peak! Saturday morning cartoons, after school cartoons, Disney, toys, Nintendo, cds, music, Pokemon….. good times ❤.

Why do you guys have a table for podcasting but all da sills and dills occur on da floor?

Is there an episode featuring Tonka's Steel Monsters? They were a mad max inspired toy line that was perfect for G.I Joe scale figures

My mom was pregnant with me when's Star wars came out. 77 Star wars came out on May 25, I was born in August. So technically did I go to the movie?

Curious to know how old Travis is?

Just want to say I love listening to you guys!

I appreciated the "Hee-Hee Man" joke lol

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Just 3 blokes waffling… pure entertainment. 👍🇬🇧

i love your content!!! it is amazing!!!!!

Being a kid in the 80s was the best!!

TOOL!!!!!!!!

Wow seeing Michael Jackson in person must have been amazing! You know tickets were going for $25,000 before he died for his last England shows!

90s - Best Decade. Fight me. 😅

The 80’s was the last great decade. Hollywood sunset strip metal.

Is it just me or are the microphones not functioning properly? It almost feels like the audio is coming through the camera/phone

80s baby! Cira 81...the best time to grow up in. man, i miss it.