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Title says it all. I know there are a few of you that do. I go all the time, but I've never had a table. Also, any pointers for me if i decide to get one?
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muchuckwagon
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trademhigh said:
Shower....and brush your teeth. These two things alone will give you an advantage over 95% of the dealers at any given card show. Seriously. Shower.
Despite recent backlash against bikinis on this message board, DMC and I have thrown around the idea of having hot chicks in swim wear at our table to ensure everyone at the show stops by to check out our cards.
Johan Santana 57
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trademhigh said:
How much are the tables if you know? I have always tossed around the idea as well, just not sure if it is worth it. I would have a lot of items NY people would want with Johans, but if its not prospects or vintage, not sure if many want that stuff.
muchuckwagon said:
Naxcom did this for the first couple of years they set up at shows. The girls weren't in bikinis but rather very tight white shirts with the Naxcom logo on them.
As far as the table fees at White Plains, a booth runs $400 for the weekend and generally can fit 7 regular sized showcases.
Old Kentucky Shark
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muchuckwagon said:
Agree 100%. Also, dress semi-nice. A polo, or button-down and jeans. It's an easy way to stand out. Most importantly, smile and have fun. If you're excited about being there, it rubs off on potential customers.
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First of all, I want to thank you for the laugh. Secondly, both are great ideas. There's this one guy when I'm walking around, at every show with dark hair, that constantly asks me for a price on every single card I own, with the worst breath. Anyways, sorry for the mini rant.muchuckwagon said:
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Wait, it costs 400 dollars for one table?JVC said:
muchuckwagon
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Old Kentucky Shark said:
Bad advice if there are chicks in bikinis around....try not to get too excited or "rub off" on anyone.....
DaleMurphyCollector
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muchuckwagon said:
+1 on the hygiene thing.
I still say that having bikini girls at your booth/table would be HUGE! Heck, back in the day, the only reason I ever went to The Baseball Card Kid's table was to check out the babes he always had there.
NECpilgrims8
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Quick answer.....
No.
No.
bballcardkid
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Wait, theres chicks at card shows? Right on
muchuckwagon
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bballcardkid said:Wait, theres chicks at card shows? Right on
When DMC and I get around to promoting our show there will be....
lisu
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bballcardkid said:Wait, theres chicks at card shows? Right on
LOL, I have set up at White Plains twice.
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Would there be interest, for say a guy like Johan Santana, a Mets star, but not really prospecting? I know when I went it was either prospects, wax or vintage when I went there.
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I'd say so. Would you be interested in splitting a table? Since JVC said it was technically two tables, we'd each get one at 200 each.Johan Santana #57 said:
If so, drop me a pm. I already contacted them and gave them my info.
Old Kentucky Shark
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muchuckwagon said:Old Kentucky Shark said:
Bad advice if there are chicks in bikinis around....try not to get too excited or "rub off" on anyone.....
And I just thanked that post.
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