@ToNYD2WiLD There’s always been something else. People camped out for Pet Rocks, Teddy Ruxpins, My Buddys, and Cabbage patch dolls in the 80’s. Tickle Me Elmo, PlayStations, & Beanie Babies in the 90’s. The “People are dumb for standing in line for sneakers” trope is a crock of shit bruh.

@ToNYD2WiLD That’s insane

@ToNYD2WiLD Nah this reminds me of TY beanie babies and tickle-me-Elmo’s back in the day with all the soccer moms fighting and shi 😂🤷‍♂️

@ToNYD2WiLD Video games too; boy have the tables turned mightily 😂

@ToNYD2WiLD @ChrisPerez0323

@ToNYD2WiLD I agree with that

@ToNYD2WiLD Facts smh

@ToNYD2WiLD Those winter releases were horrible 🥶

@ToNYD2WiLD Camping for sneakers > camping for cups

@ToNYD2WiLD Thank goodness I don't buy into any of the hype for anything. But I don't begrudge anyone who does. Not my money. I do recall helping my sister get a Cabbage Patch doll back in the '80s. That was intense!

@ToNYD2WiLD On god

@ToNYD2WiLD I used to work at Toys R Us, they used to camp out for Shooters and when PS2 came out some guy came in and bought 5 (he had employees buy them) one limit per person.

@ToNYD2WiLD Wtf does this cup do bra

@ToNYD2WiLD How come this become a thing? 🤔

@ToNYD2WiLD @ThePettiestLA Nahhh people use to think we was crazy for camping out for the next gaming console or the next COD