All of the Targets all over the United States will stop selling these because of fights that have broken out over them. Pokemon and sports cards are being pulled from the shelves. During the pandemic, for whatever reason, these cards have soared in popularity and people cannot wait to get their hands on them for whatever reason.

People have been LINED UP outside of Targets to get these cards as soon as the stores open. What they do is buy the box of sports cards or a packet of Pokemon cards and resell them on the internet for some INSANE markups. For instance, people are able to buy a box of NFL cards at Target for about 20 bucks and then flip them for 200 bucks on eBay. But, the problem is people are so obsessed with it that they are getting in fights and Target has had enough of it.

After an incident in Wisconsin, Target pulled all the cards and said they will temporarily not be available in stores and you can ONLY get them on Target.com.

Last Friday, outside of a Target in Brookfield, Wisconsin, a group of four men assaulted a 35-year-old man as he left the store with several boxes of sports trading cards. During the assault, the victim, a valid concealed carry permit holder, raised his weapon and scared off his attackers", according to WIVB.

It is absolutely ridiculous that it came to that.... over-trading cards. Hopefully, in the future, the cards can be back on the shelves without.....grown men whipping out their guns.

Cheapest Places to Live in Wyoming

Do you like money? Do you like not like spending it? Well then my friend, I have an internet list for you. Or friends at Homesnacks crunched a bunch of numbers to find the cheapest places in Wyoming to live.

The Homesnacks folks looked at US Census data and the cost of living for the area. "We were especially interested in home and rental prices in places with more than 1,000 residents," they say.

If you like small town living in the natural beauty of the wilds of Wyoming, you'll find plenty of ideas on this list.

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