I can sense the ANXIETY of this Marvel Thor/Syndergaard Giveaway this Saturday at Citi Field. I see it in your comments you post on Instagram. I feel it when you guys DM me. I see it on the Facebook bobblehead groups. Everyone is nervous about this one. Everyone wants to make sure they get one. Many people have extra tickets and want to go in and out to get an extra. Many people want extra’s to sell on Ebay to make some good money. Many people want extra’s for people who can’t make the game or want extra’s for trade bait. 

The hype is real Snipers. This one has been talked about months ago as the “Bobblehead of the Year”. Since Marvel is sponsoring this bobble, you can expect a lot of comic book fans and Superhero fans to be present. 

Now, the biggest concern that are on people’s minds are the following. 

1. When do I get there?
2. What’s traffic like for a game like this?
3. How will I get back in line to get an extra?
4. How much money do I bring to try and buy it off some old lady or little kid?
5. How fast will they run out given there’s many gates?

First thing’s first. I’ve been to a lot of giveaway games at different stadiums and I’m calling it now. This will be a bloodbath. People will be pushing, arguing, stealing, you name it. Do not put your bobblehead on top of the urinal when you go in to take a piss! I’ve seen to many scenario’s where people will swipe it and be gone! I’m not kidding.

You’d be surprised how fast 15,000 bobbleheads get handed out. This one is highly, highly collectible and a TON of people want to flip it on Ebay which takes away from the average collector who just wants one. Watch out for these people. They will be full of energy and will do whatever it takes to score another handful of them. 

Yes, lines will be MUCH longer than this. 

I, myself have sold a few as a pre-sale deal. As you all know from the Harvey Gnome game, I do have a system in which I can score a few extras but not to the extent of ruining it for others who really want one for their collection. I have a set time to arrive at Citi Field and properly place myself in line at the right moment. 

Whatever your intentions are, whether you want to score just one, score a bunch or re enter, I wish you the best of luck. Whoever think’s this a “scare tactic blog” is out of their mind. You cannot deny the anxiety of this one, as it will be a mad house.  

The greedy flippers will have their eyes on everything! Like this fucking guy. 

Whatever you do, and listen carefully, you don’t want to brush shoulders with ANYONE. Next thing you know, you’ll get pile drived by a guy like this and get bounced the fuck out of Citi Field faster than you came in.

I will meet you Snipers after the smoke clears around the 2nd to 3rd inning. See you all there! 

So, I went to the Game of Thrones (Ser Andrew Benintendi) bobblehead game last night at Fenway. It was a special ticket offer which means how ever many tickets you buy, that’s how many bobbleheads you will receive. 

It was a long ass day as I made a trip to Vermont prior to the game. I got all the bobbles I purchased, put them in the trunk and took a picture. I titled the picture saying the phrase, “Game. Set. Match.” It was a tiring day and I won the day, as I want ALL of you to do. 

Many of you Snipers posted messages on the Instagram post, asking how did I get so many and so forth. A few followers got furious that I did not say it was a “Special Ticket” and that I bought them. If you noticed after I posted the picture, I did not respond as I had a 3 hour ride home and then I went straight to bed. A few followers claimed that I lied and made it assume that I sniped a ton of bobbles. 

First off, you ALL know I care about you and I always respond. That was my plan the following morning. I hate myself for even writing this blog as I have no one to answer to and there’s always a handful that ruin it for the rest of us. One follower DM’d me saying I’m a liar and that I think I’m a god! If anyone feels this way please unfollow me but in my eyes, I’m am the most trustworthy person to deal with. If you don’t like what I do and what I say then jump ship. I’m not mentioning names because I have more class than that. 

Remember this as a lesson. People who troll and try and take you down are worthless. They don’t belong on this train and you all know that. There’s always a handful of doubters and I like it. If people aren’t upset with me then I feel I’m not doing enough. This drives my passion and I will only get stronger from this! 

Wanna see where your bobbleheads that you spend a lot of money on are made? I had the opportunity to have an “underground” inside sneak peek to where all the action takes place. We all know they are made in China, so here’s an exclusive inside look into the shops where bobbleheads are hand crafted from scratch. A current worker within the factory gave me full access to where it all goes down.

Here we have a production line of Yadier Molina bobbleheads that include the heads and bases.

Some Jacob deGrom bobbles that need their heads glued on. 

Looks like either Bryce Harper or Joey Votto heads are in the process of being painted. 

Your Brain Dawkins bobbleheads are finished and now they need some gentle care being packaged. 

Looks like an NFL Quarterback is being molded into perfection! 

Always have a clear work station. Who else has a nice green plant sitting on their desk?

Some “Prototype” bobbles on display at the factory. 

I get an insane amount of emails and DM’s from people asking me if I would sell them a bobblehead they like. I always reply with a friendly, “Yes”. I love all of my followers and customers but most of the people who ask, are middle school kids and high school kids. I get they want to start young and bobbleheads are right up their alley. So, they pick one out and ask how much. It just so happens it’s a beauty of a bobble and is valued at $100.00. Then they get all pissed. Then they ask about another one and it happens to be a 60-75 dollar bobble. Then they tell me it’s outrageous.

They have no conception of the value of bobbleheads and I don’t want them turned off from growing a collection. Then, they will proceed to ask me, do I have any I will sell for 2-5 dollars. I really hate this part of the business so I try and explain the value but they just don’t get it. 

Lastly, I sometimes tell them if I did have a bobble under $10.00, how would they pay for it? Then, they say can you just give it to me because they don’t have Paypal or their dad won’t give them his credit card. You kidding me bro? They are only 7-14 years old. 

So this is an area within this business that I do not like. I hate turning these youngsters down but maybe this blog will create awareness for the young collectors out there.