But now I have a bit of a quandary on my hands.
You see, on Friday night, I went to Target and saw that they had 2018 Topps Series 1 packs on display by the registers.
So for $32.31, I bought the following:
- Five 12-card retail packs
- Two 36-card jumbo packs
- One 72-card hanger pack
And then I went to the Walmart across the street, just for kicks, and saw that they also had 2018 Topps Series 1 by the self-checkout.
And so, for $32.82, I bought:
- Five 12-card retail packs
- Two 36-card jumbo packs
- One 72-card hanger pack
First off, if anything, I'm really surprised. Target charged a penny more for the packs compared to Walmart ($1.99 vs. $1.98 for 12-pack, $4.99 vs. $4.98 for the 36, and $9.99 vs. $9.98 for the hanger). However, because the Target was in Lake County, and the Walmart was in Cook County (yes they were across the street, but the street is the border between two counties), I spent $0.49 less at Target.
Anyway, I haven't opened any packs yet. I'll probably do a live pack break during the big game tomorrow. This will be the first time I get to watch the Super Bowl on Sunday night in about three years. I have no skin in the game, I don't really care who wins. So I'll probably focus more on a pack break for the blog.
But which packs should I open first?
Do I open the Walmart packs first? I mean, they're the only place to find those exclusive Kris Bryant Highlight cards.
Or should I open the Target packs first? I did go to Target first of course.
So I'm going to get some sleep. I'll be working in the pharmacy tomorrow. Hopefully it'll be quiet (it's snowing right now...maybe traffic will be light).
Send me comments and let me know which packs I should open first. Maybe I'll post a Twitter poll or something (follow me on Twitter @bdj610 if you want to take part in it).
I'm just looking forward to baseball season. And what better way to enjoy it then by celebrating with a few packs of baseball cards??!
Sincerely,
JayBee Anama
