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0:00Hello and welcome to OnePiece of
0:02Insight. In today's video, I will be
0:04looking at the question of whether
0:05leader cards are undervalued relative to
0:07SPs and alt arts. I'll also be going
0:10through and doing a top 25 tier list of
0:12my favorite leaders that you can pull in
0:14a box. And if you stay tuned to the end,
0:16I'll even be providing a few picks that
0:18I think are undervalued at their current
0:19price. So with that, let's jump right
0:21in. So why are we even asking this
0:22question? Well, I've been working on an
0:24analysis for a future video where I look
0:26at the most popular characters in
0:28OnePiece and their impact on card
0:30prices. And I noticed something
0:31interesting about the leader cards that
0:33I was looking at that suggested that
0:35they might be undervalued. So I wanted
0:36to walk you through that. So first, if
0:38we look at the average price of an SP
0:40for what I consider to be the top 12
0:42characters in OnePiece, the average
0:43price was $391.
0:46And the average leader price was $155.
0:48So now SPs are generally about twice as
0:51rare as leader cards. And so that
0:53brought us a 2.5x
0:55multiplier for SP. So SPs were two and a
0:58half times more expensive than the
0:59average leader card. That totally tracks
1:01with rarity. And you know, given the
1:03fact that SPs are typically better art,
1:05you know, slightly more popular styles,
1:08that made a total sense to me.
1:10But what I realized is that if you
1:12actually compared apples to apples
1:15and you took out the leader cards that
1:17were in sets where there were no SPs and
1:19just looked at the leader cards that it
1:21were printed in sets where there were
1:23also SPs, you saw a gigantic difference
1:26in price. And so
1:28in the sets where there are no SPs, the
1:30average leader price was $460
1:33because that ends up being one of the
1:34biggest chases because there are no SPs
1:36to chase. Whereas in the sets that have
1:38SPs, the average leader price was only
1:40$58, which I thought was really
1:42interesting. So if we compare the $58
1:46price to the average price of an SP,
1:48what does that look like? So now we
1:51again have SPs that have a rarity that's
1:53about 2x typically
1:56what a leader is. It varies from set to
1:57set depending on the number. But now we
1:59have a price that's 7x.
2:02Which
2:03I'm not
2:04sure is justified. I'm not sure that it
2:07isn't justified, but I think it's worth
2:08exploring whether or not particularly
2:10the leader cards that are in the sets
2:13where SPs have been printed are
2:15undervalued because they're no longer
2:16considered top chases in those sets. To
2:19better understand the dynamic here, I
2:20also wanted to look at all sorts. So
2:22when we look at that, the average price
2:23of an alt art is $42
2:26for these 12 top characters.
2:29Leaders are about 1.4 times more rare
2:31than the alt arts, and the price was 1.4
2:33times more than the alt art. So that
2:36actually seems to be exactly right from
2:38what you would expect based on rarity.
2:40So what's my takeaway from this? So I
2:43think that we as collectors probably put
2:46disproportionate value on what is seen
2:49as the top chase. Essentially that when
2:52cards are worth more money, they become
2:55more desirable to us as collectors. And
2:58so I do think that some of these leader
2:59cards have sort of fallen to the side as
3:02like second-tier cards and are no longer
3:04commanding a premium.
3:06Should that hold or not?
3:08I think it's really an open question. I
3:10tend to think that some of the leader
3:12cards that we're going to talk about are
3:13undervalued, whereas other ones I think
3:16are more fairly valued. Now obviously
3:18another possible explanation here is
3:19that SPs are overrated or overpriced. I
3:22think there's probably some of that
3:23going on, too. So let's jump into the
3:25tier list. So for today's tier list,
3:26we're going to be doing a top 25
3:28ranking. So instead of doing like S
3:29tier, A tier, the bars are going to
3:32indicate what numbers they fall in from
3:331 to 25.
3:35Okay, so let's start off with an easy
3:36one. The OP01 Luffy leader has to be in
3:40the top five leaders of all time that
3:42you can pull out of a box. It's OP01.
3:45It's one of the most iconic images of
3:46Luffy. This one did not require a second
3:48thought. Same thing with the Zoro here.
3:51I think that we've actually been under
3:52rating this Zoro art a little bit. This
3:54is such an iconic Zoro grumpy face that
3:58I'm kind of surprised that it isn't
4:00more. You know, I'm not prepared to call
4:02it under valued per se, but I'm a little
4:04bit surprised that it doesn't have more
4:06hype associated with it. So, we're going
4:08to go ahead and also put that one in the
4:10top five.
4:11Okay, Doflamingo here is a little bit
4:13more complicated because, you know, OP01
4:16leaders are currently worth a lot. Part
4:18of the reason that I think those cards
4:19are worth a lot is because there weren't
4:21other chases really in the set except
4:23for the manga. And so, that raised all
4:26of their values even if they're not as
4:27popular characters. I do think that
4:29Doflamingo is probably the most popular
4:31villain of the OP01 leaders. And so, for
4:33that reason, uh he deserves some respect
4:36there, but I don't like him as much as
4:37some other cards. So, I think we're
4:38going to put him in the 11 to 15 range.
4:41Crocodile is another one where, you
4:43know, if you're a long-time fan of One
4:45Piece, he's probably not your favorite
4:47villain. But what I will say for
4:49Crocodile is we know he's going to be a
4:51central part of live action season 3
4:54when it comes out next year and he
4:55already made an appearance in live
4:57action season 2. This is a character
4:59that I think that if you've been
5:00introduced to One Piece primarily
5:02through the live action, that you may
5:04see as being more prominent than he is
5:06if you're introduced to him through the
5:08anime or through the manga. And so, for
5:10that reason, I like him better than I
5:12like a lot of the other um
5:14OP01 leaders. So, we're going to put him
5:16in the 16 through 20 range.
5:19The Law here is interesting. And while I
5:22really, really like Law, um I am
5:24surprised that he's like only $100
5:27cheaper than the Zoro. So, again, I
5:30don't know if that means that the Law is
5:31overpriced or the Zoro is under priced.
5:34I tend to lean more on the side that the
5:36Zoro is under priced. Um but I do think
5:38that this is a a really cool card. One
5:40of the things that's interesting about
5:42these leader cards is that how playable
5:44the leaders were do seem to have some
5:46effect uh on the value of the cards even
5:49when people aren't necessarily playing
5:51them anymore. Like this law card was
5:53very playable for a time. The Zoro was
5:55also playable for a time. And so for all
5:58of those reasons, I wonder, you know, if
6:00some of that value is sort of stuck to
6:02the card because it's part of the
6:04historical pricing. Not sure there, but
6:06because the leaders are so play-focused,
6:08I think it probably has more of an
6:09effect than some of the other chase
6:11cards. Let's talk about Odin. So I like
6:15Odin.
6:16I don't think most people know who Odin
6:17is. I don't think most people are going
6:18to care. He's in the top 25 for me
6:21because he is an OP01 leader and so that
6:23makes him more desirable than a lot of
6:24other leader categories, but we're going
6:26to put him in 21 through 25.
6:29Same thing with Kaido here. Odin
6:30deserves to be next to Kaido given their
6:32place in the story arc. I don't think
6:34that the average consumer is
6:35particularly aware of either of them, so
6:37we'll just go ahead and stick them
6:39together in the 21 through 25 range.
6:41Next up, we have OP02 and we have the
6:44Whitebeard from OP02. I actually think
6:46this image is pretty iconic. I think the
6:49mustache is just really memorable. Like
6:51it's just a really cool piece of art in
6:53my opinion. It's from an older set.
6:56Whitebeard is reasonably popular. So I'm
6:59going to put it in the 6 through 10
7:01range along with law at least for now.
7:03We may rearrange some of these at the
7:04end if it doesn't feel right, but for me
7:07he feels kind of right with law in that
7:10category. Next up after that, we have
7:12Garp
7:13who I think is a reasonably popular
7:15character and again, if your exposure is
7:17primarily through the live action,
7:20we're going to see more of him. It's
7:22OP02, so it's not as iconic, but again,
7:24OP02 didn't have any SPs. So this is
7:27another set where the leader prices are
7:28propped up by the lack of other chase
7:30cards beyond the manga.
7:32Given all that, I'm still going to put
7:33it behind the OP01 Crocodile just
7:35because I think OP01 is more iconic.
7:38Next up, we have the Smoker from OP02.
7:40Now as I've talked about before, Smoker
7:42featured prominently in season 2 of the
7:43live action. He's going to be reasonably
7:46prominent in season 3 of the live
7:47action. And so, for that reason, I like
7:49him better than some of the other
7:51smaller characters uh that we are going
7:53to get
7:54um or that we typically get with these
7:56cards. And so, I'm going to put him just
7:57behind Garp here
8:00uh
8:00in the 16 through 20 range. The OP03
8:03Nami is one of three entries from OP03,
8:06which I think had a really interesting
8:08and distinctive art style for their
8:10leaders.
8:11These are some of the leaders that the
8:13images do the least justice to. So, if
8:15you haven't seen these in person, I
8:16definitely recommend you try to find one
8:18because they are really cool the way
8:19they do the foiling and the contrast
8:21between the white and the colors. I'm a
8:23huge fan of this Nami. Um this is
8:26actually the most expensive leader card
8:28that was printed in a set where there
8:30were also SPs, which I think is really,
8:32really interesting. So, for all those
8:34reasons, I'm going to go ahead and put
8:35this in the top five behind the Zoro.
8:38Next up from OP03, we have the Ace. Um
8:41again, you know, I think the the
8:42contrast of the fire and the white here
8:44is really good. I think Ace is a
8:45somewhat popular character. He's going
8:47to be in live action season 3, so I see
8:49his stars being on the rise. And for all
8:51those reasons, I think we're going to go
8:53ahead and put him in the 11 to 15
8:55category. Next up, we have Katakuri from
8:57OP03. The art on this card is really,
9:00really fun. But, Katakuri is not that
9:02popular of a character. I would be kind
9:04of surprised if he becomes a super
9:05popular character from folks who are
9:07more casual or new to One Piece. You
9:09know, part of my logic with some of
9:11these cards is that if you're just
9:13getting into One Piece now,
9:15how long is it going to take you to get
9:17to some of the later arcs of the story,
9:19even if you stick with it? So, I think
9:20that there's way less upside for
9:22characters that are really interesting,
9:24but are introduced way later in the show
9:26than characters that we see earlier in
9:29the anime or the manga or the live
9:31action. And so, for that reason,
9:32Katakuri is going to get knocked down a
9:34peg, you know, the same with Oden and
9:36Kaido.
9:37Uh they come in very late as well.
9:39But given their place in OP01, I'm going
9:41to put them ahead of Katakuri. Next up,
9:43we have a card that I really really
9:45like, and this is the Vivi from OP04.
9:48Vivi got some introduction in the live
9:50action. She's going to be a huge feature
9:52in live action season 3. I think this
9:54scene is like one of the most iconic
9:57scenes in One Piece,
9:59and it's captured very well on the card.
10:00I think it's going to be really awesome
10:02when they make it in live action. So,
10:04this is the type of card that I think
10:06that as soon as you see this, it reminds
10:07you of that scene, and that makes it
10:09more desirable, even if it's not
10:11necessarily like Vivi is the most
10:14popular character. But again, given how
10:16much she's been featured, like I think
10:17she is going to be seen by a lot of
10:19people who've been newly introduced to
10:20the IP as being sort of a central
10:22character
10:23in the story. And so, for that reason,
10:25I'm going to put her pretty high up
10:26here. I'm going to put her in the six
10:29through 10, below the Whitebeard. I
10:32could even honestly see an argument for
10:34her being above the Whitebeard. Um, hmm.
10:37Yeah, maybe let's do that for now.
10:39Next up, we have the Luffy leader from
10:41OP05. I don't think that this is the
10:43most desirable of the Luffy art, but I
10:46do like the style from OP05. It is OP05,
10:49which is incredibly popular and very
10:51expensive, so I don't expect too many
10:53more of these to be opened. So, for all
10:54those reasons, I think it belongs on the
10:56list, but it's not going to be, you
10:57know, one of our top Luffy's. And so,
11:00for that reason, I'm going to go ahead
11:01and put it in the 11 through 15
11:03category. I'm probably going to put it
11:05behind the Ace, just because I think the
11:07Ace is, you know, a little bit more
11:09unique cuz it's our only Ace card on the
11:11list. Next up, we have OP06, which I
11:13actually really like the style of the
11:15leaders from OP06. This Yamato really
11:18stands out to me a lot as being a really
11:20interesting card. I don't know how much
11:23people are going to care about Yamato.
11:24You know, we just talked about
11:25characters who are introduced into the
11:28property late having less upside for
11:30popularity with new people who are now
11:33getting into One Piece. Um, but I just
11:35think the aesthetic of this card is
11:36really, really awesome. When I first saw
11:38it, I did not know who Yamato was, but I
11:40did resonate with like the more
11:43traditional Japanese print making style
11:45of it. And so, for all those reasons, I
11:47do think it belongs on this list. I am
11:49going to put it, I think, in the 16
11:53through 20 range, just behind Smoker.
11:56Next up, we have Boa from OP07. Now,
11:59this is kind of interesting because,
12:01I'll tell you now, that Boa had one of
12:04the widest gaps between the cost of her
12:06SP cards and her leader cards.
12:10And I think part of that is that we
12:11haven't really seen a Boa leader card
12:13that has like incredibly desirable art.
12:15I do think this card is cool, but it is
12:18less epic than a lot of the Boa SPs,
12:20which I do think holds it back. So, I do
12:22like this card, but I'm not sure that
12:24this is like going to be the Boa leader.
12:26I think we are going to get a really
12:27good one at some point that's really
12:29going to resonate with people. And so,
12:31for that reason, I think I'm going to
12:32put this in the 11 through 15.
12:35Given that it's Boa, I think I'm
12:36probably going to put it above the Ace.
12:39Next up, we have Chopper from OP08. Um,
12:42I also like this style of leader. As you
12:43can tell, I like the close-up images of
12:46the characters. I like them because they
12:48stand out as being different from the
12:49SPs and the alt arts. I think some of
12:51these other leaders that look more like
12:53an SP or look more like an alt art feel
12:56a little less distinctive. So, I really
12:58do like this style. I also think that
13:00the gag about Chopper not knowing how to
13:01hide is absolutely hilarious. You know,
13:03they introduced that in the season 2 of
13:05the live action, so I think other people
13:06will get the reference. Chopper also,
13:09while he's gotten some good promo cards,
13:11he has just not gotten good cards in
13:15boxes. He got the manga, which is
13:17awesome, but Chopper has never had an
13:19SP. I mean, probably the most ridiculous
13:21thing is that we have four Kid SPs, and
13:25we have no Chopper SPs. That makes
13:26absolutely no sense to me. We're
13:28eventually going to get them, but for
13:29now, this is like
13:31one of, if not the best Chopper card
13:33that you can pull in a box, uh, other
13:35than like the gold SSP from EB02 and the
13:37manga Chopper.
13:39So, for all of those reasons, I'm going
13:40to rank this pretty highly.
13:42Uh, I think
13:46I think I'm going to put it
13:49in front of the Boa just because I think
13:51there are so many more interesting Boa
13:52cards, uh, out there than there are
13:54Chopper cards currently in boxes. Next
13:56up, we have the OP09 Luffy. Um, I've
14:00said before that I think the art on this
14:02is really iconic. I think that if it was
14:03an SP, it would be worth a a whole lot
14:05more money than the $90 it's currently
14:07going for. And so, for all of those
14:09reasons, I expect this one to stand the
14:10test of time, and this one's going to go
14:12into my top five. Next up, we have
14:14Robin, and after Chopper, Robin is
14:16probably the one who the game has done
14:17the most disservice to in terms of not
14:19actually giving good cards. And so, for
14:21that reason, I think this is one of the
14:23best Robin cards that we've had. I do
14:25think this pose of her with her hat is
14:27pretty iconic. Uh, and so, for that
14:29reason, I'm going to rank this one
14:30pretty highly. I'm actually going to put
14:32this one,
14:33I think, in 6 through 10, behind the
14:35Law. Um, just because Robin does have a
14:37big fan base, and there hasn't been a
14:39lot to feed that fan base. I also think
14:42that OP09 is going to be an iconic set,
14:44so I like it for all of those reasons.
14:46Moving on to OP11, we have the Nami
14:48leader from OP11. So, I'll be honest,
14:50this is not my favorite of the Nami
14:52cards. I strongly prefer the OP03 Nami
14:54leader to this one, but it is a Nami
14:57leader, and we only have two, so it's
14:58probably got to be somewhere on this
15:00list. So, I'm going to go ahead and slot
15:01this in behind the Yamato. I just think
15:03the Yamato is a far more interesting
15:04looking card than this Nami, even though
15:06Nami is obviously way more popular than
15:08Yamato is as a character. Next up, we
15:10have our actually most expensive leader
15:13card, and this is the Luffy leader from
15:15EB02. This one is more expensive because
15:18it's rarer, but I also think it's a
15:19really, really awesome pose of Luffy. He
15:21looks really, really cool in this card.
15:23And so, for that reason, it's going to
15:25go in the top five. The question is
15:26where in the top five does it go?
15:28I think the OP01 Luffy is the most
15:31iconic of the leader cards. I think it's
15:33going to stay the most iconic of the
15:34leader cards, even the errata'd version.
15:37I also think that the Zoro leader is
15:39slightly more iconic. If I think of a
15:41leader, that's like the number two one
15:43that I think of. And so, while I really
15:45like this Luffy card, and I understand
15:47that it is more expensive, probably
15:49based on its rarity, I'm going to go
15:51ahead and slot it in at the number three
15:52spot.
15:54Next up, we have the OP03 Luffy. I think
15:57this is a somewhat generic Luffy leader
15:59card. I think it's kind of fun. This is
16:01probably the Luffy that I would rank the
16:03lowest of any of the cards on this list.
16:04So, I am going to put this in the 21
16:07through 25 category. OP03 is a pretty
16:10iconic set. So, I could see this card
16:12gaining popularity over time as it
16:14becomes new, but there's also a lot of
16:16these out there. So, I think I'm
16:17probably going to slot this
16:20>> [snorts]
16:21>> right in front of the Katakuri. I think
16:24that the OP01 leaders are probably just
16:26going to be their own thing, and they're
16:28going to be desirable just because
16:29they're OP01, even if the characters
16:30themselves are not necessarily that
16:32desirable. Next up, we have the Boa
16:35leader from OP04. I do think that this
16:39leader is okay. As I said before, I
16:42don't think that any of the Boa leaders
16:43are like amazing, and I think especially
16:45compared to her SPs, they don't stand
16:47out very much. Obviously, the price of
16:49this leader card is affected by, you
16:51know, its playability. It was high for a
16:53while because this was like the top meta
16:55deck. I think this probably goes next to
16:57the Nami because I think it's probably
16:59about the same quality of card. I think
17:01in general, Nami cards are a little bit
17:02more expensive than Boa cards. So, for
17:05that reason, I think I'm probably going
17:06to slot it in here at the 21 spot,
17:10uh rather than putting it ahead of the
17:11Nami. But, you know, don't skewer me for
17:14it. Obviously, if you disagree with it,
17:15hit me up in the comments, and let me
17:17know what you think. And our last card
17:19here is actually the OP 15 Luffy. And
17:22this is sort of my sleeper card of all
17:25the leaders that we've seen so far. This
17:26card's not very expensive at only $60,
17:29but this is actually I think the only
17:31Luffy card that we have seen printed in
17:33a box that contains all of the Straw
17:36Hats on it. We have the second
17:37anniversary Luffy leader that has all
17:39the Straw Hats and we also have the PSA
17:42promo that has all the Straw Hats. Both
17:44of those cards are like three to $400
17:47and this one's only 60.
17:49Obviously, this is a probably a more
17:50common card than that, but I do think
17:52that anything that has all the Straw
17:53Hats on it is going to do well long term
17:55and is going to be desirable.
17:57So, for all of those reasons, this may
17:59be extremely controversial, but I'm
18:00going to go ahead and slot this in at
18:02the number 10 slot. All right, so there
18:04you have it, your top 25 leader cards,
18:06at least in my opinion. Let's talk about
18:08a couple undervalued cards real quick.
18:10So, first up, I want to talk about the
18:11Rebecca from OP 15. Rebecca had another
18:14card in it was OP 04. That card was like
18:1875, $80 for a while. I think it's down
18:21to about $50, but you know, at only $19,
18:24I think the art on this is at least as
18:26good as the art on that one. Rebecca's
18:28not the most popular character, but she
18:30does have her fans. And so, I'm a little
18:32bit surprised that this card is only
18:33$19. I don't think it's wildly
18:36undervalued or going to go to the moon
18:38or anything, but you know, I think if
18:39you're looking for a nice card for less
18:40than 20 bucks, I think this one's pretty
18:42sweet. Next up, we have the Law from OP
18:4414. So, you know, Law is a reasonably
18:47popular character, so only $18 for a
18:50leader card of his is pretty good.
18:52Obviously, it's not the most exciting
18:54art of Law, but it is a pretty
18:56descriptive piece of artwork. It
18:58captures him doing what he does. For
19:00that reason, the fact that it's only
19:01$18, I feel like it's a little bit
19:02surprising. You know, again, I don't
19:04think there's like massive potential for
19:06this, but I would have expected it to be
19:07more in like a $30 range probably based
19:10on where his other cards are. Next up,
19:12we have a card that I did include on the
19:13slides because this was actually the
19:16average priced card for the leader
19:18cards, but this Zoro from OP12 is
19:21currently in the, you know, $55 to $58
19:25range. I know this is not the best Zoro
19:28card, but I actually think there's a lot
19:29of things to like about this, right?
19:31It's Zoro, he's in motion, you have a
19:33huge Mihawk in the background. I think
19:35the relationship between Zoro and Mihawk
19:37is pretty significant. I wouldn't be
19:38surprised if we get more sort of like
19:40Zoro Mihawk cards in the future that
19:43cause people to come back and look at
19:44this. So,
19:46basically, for the average price of a
19:48leader, the fact that it's Zoro and the
19:50fact that the art is pretty decent, I
19:52was surprised that this was average as
19:54opposed to being above average. So, as
19:56with all the other ones, I don't think
19:57this is ever going to be a wildly
19:59expensive card, but Zoro only has two
20:02leader cards that have currently been
20:04printed in boxes and one is $550 from
20:07OP01 and then you have this one for like
20:09$55 from OP12. Would I be surprised if
20:11this was like a $75 or an $80 card? That
20:14would make more sense to me, frankly.
20:16Next up, we have the Sabo from OP05. So,
20:19I know Sabo is not like the most popular
20:21character, but I'm frankly surprised
20:23that he isn't a little bit more popular
20:24given that he is a significant
20:26character, his relationship with Luffy,
20:28like he's probably only going to become
20:30more significant. They lightly
20:32introduced him in the live-action, so we
20:34may see him earlier than we have in the
20:36anime or the manga.
20:38And so, for all those reasons, the fact
20:39that this card is $15 and it's from
20:42OP05, one of the most iconic sets, I
20:45think it captures him really well. I
20:46think the art is really good. So, you
20:48know, for 15 bucks, I just feel like
20:50this is a cool binder card and I'm kind
20:52of surprised it's not more. And the last
20:53card I want to talk about is the Odin
20:55card from EB01.
20:57Um so, for those who don't know, EB01
20:59was an incredibly scarce set. I think we
21:01estimated that there were less than
21:028,000 cases that were opened. There
21:05There only, I believe, three leaders in
21:08that set. So, this card does appear more
21:11frequently in those boxes than other
21:13leader cards do appear in boxes for
21:15their sets. But, because of such a small
21:17print run, I actually think there's not
21:18that many of these out there. Unlike the
21:20other leaders in this set, which are
21:22kind of underwhelming characters and
21:23underwhelming art, I actually think the
21:25art in this one is fantastic. You have a
21:27bunch of different characters. You have
21:28like the whole Akazaya Nine crew in
21:30there.
21:31Um it's like a ton of motion, it's
21:33really interesting color. So, I just
21:34like this card a lot, and I think that
21:37given how rare it is, likely compared to
21:40some of the other leaders that we've
21:41talked about, the fact that it's only
21:42$40 is a little bit surprising. Again,
21:45this is not like something that's going
21:46to go to the moon, but like I wouldn't
21:48be shocked if it was like a $60 card.
21:49Obviously, if you enjoyed any of the
21:51cards that you saw either here or in the
21:53tier list, I am going to be including
21:55them in my eBay storefront, so you'll be
21:57able to quickly find them if you're
21:59looking for them. Obviously, no pressure
22:01to buy anything, but I want to keep a
22:02running list of the cards that I talk
22:04about so that it's easy for people to
22:06find even if they end up buying it
22:07somewhere else. Of course, always do
22:09your due diligence, not a guarantee that
22:11eBay has the best price or that the
22:12listing I posted is going to be the best
22:14one for you. So, you know, if you buy
22:17through that, we'll get a commission,
22:18which is awesome, but if not, I want you
22:20to get the best deal possible. That's
22:21all I have for today. As always, I hope
22:23you found this interesting. If you did,
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22:41always, I appreciate your time, and I
22:43will see you in the next one.

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