From $250K Black Lotus Cards to NFT Scams (and Farts in a Bottle?) | Ep 38

Can you actually make a fortune selling farts in a bottle? In this episode of the After School Special Podcast, the guys dive deep into the wild, lucrative, and sometimes completely unhinged world of collectibles, retro nostalgia, and modern digital hustle culture.We look back at the iconic 90s toys that defined a generation—from Power Rangers Spin Fighters to rare Garbage Pail Kids cards like Nasty Nick—and debate whether physical collectibles are still a viable investment or if the entire market is shifting. We also break down some of the biggest trading card scandals in recent history, including Logan Paul’s infamous $3.5M fake Pokémon card drama and the legendary $250,000 Magic: The Gathering Black Lotus card.Finally, we tackle the digital side of things: Are NFTs a legitimate revolution or just a giant blockchain scam? From Bored Ape Yacht Club to the wild hype driven by GaryVee, we separate the reality from the rug pulls.Whether you are a hardcore vintage collector, a 90s kid looking for a hit of nostalgia, or just trying to understand how the internet turns weird ideas into millions, this episode has it all. Hit that follow button and leave us a 5-star review if you love the show!⏱️ TIMESTAMPS: 00:10 – The Million-Dollar Fart Bottle Hustle 💨 06:02 – Power Rangers Spin Fighters & 90s Nostalgia ⚡ 11:43 – Rare Garbage Pail Kids Worth Thousands 🗑️ 28:20 – Logan Paul’s $3.5M Fake Pokémon Card Drama ❌ 29:20 – The Legendary $250,000 Black Lotus Card 🃏 33:45 – Why Bored Apes & NFTs are a Giant Scam 📉🔗 CONNECT WITH US: Twitter - After School Special Podcast (@AfterSchoolSpe3) / TwitterDa Gram - After School Special podcast (@afterschoolspecialpodcast)TikTok - www.tiktok.com/@afterschoolspecial3Email [email protected] the showBecome a supporter of the show here > https://www.buzzsprout.com/1729520/supportHey, Latchkey Kids, 👋 We would love to hear from you!Please record and send us a voice message⬇️⬇️https://www.speakpipe.com/Latchkey_Kids_Speak