Hobby Hustle: Talking Consolidation with Josh from Cardboard Chronicles and Card Ladder

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In this episode Brett and Josh talk about the process of consolidation when trying to obtain big cards. They also get into the current NBA Market and provide thoughts on current Hobby content.

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