There’s a guy somewhere who has, new in box, every Transformers toy ever made. He’s got them in whatever property he was able to rent in the heartland of the United States, in Thamiddla, Kansas, and he’s got a little museum that he charges $3 for admission, and occasionally representatives from Hasbro show up asking to view the collection because he’s got products even they don’t have anymore. And he’s got a little dog named Autobot who’s got a special little bed behind the counter.
He has a little corner of the world that he made into his own image and that image is a Tom Scott interviewee.
I love guys like that.
There’s a guy somewhere who has, new in box, every Transformers toy ever made. He’s got them in whatever property he was able to rent in the heartland of the United States, in Thamiddla, Kansas, and he’s got a little museum that he charges $3 for admission, and occasionally representatives from Hasbro show up asking to view the collection because he’s got products even they don’t have anymore. And he’s got a little dog named Autobot who’s got a special little bed behind the counter.
He has a little corner of the world that he made into his own image and that image is a Tom Scott interviewee.