Our friend Angelique from Granite Post hit up a card shop opening in New Hampshire and scored big with freebies and trades. But how else can you get cool collectibles?

I checked out LVL UP EXPO in Vegas and found the Pokémon Play Lab — a demo area where you could learn the game AND walk away with a limited-edition Leafeon pin 🌿🔥

Conventions like this are treasure hunts for collectors. If you’re into Pokémon or TCGs in general, keep an eye out for events like this 👇

Stay tuned for the next video where we dive into how Trump’s tariffs are messing with card prices 📈📉

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The Culinary Union announced it’s reached a tentative new 3-year contract with the Cosmopolitan, calling it the best deal ever for hospitality staff at the resort.
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Is LVL UP Expo a hidden gem for card hunters? 🃏
Join me as I explore one of Vegas’ biggest conventions—art, anime, gaming, and a little card hunting gamble.

Sit with me on the convention floor as we crack open some Pokémon 151! The hunt begins in Part 2!

📦 Pt. 3 drops soon: Everything I got for FREE at LVL UP 👀

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NEVADANS! You might have noticed that many collectibles like the Pokémon card game and other TCGs (or trading card games) have been seeing record-high prices lately. Join us as we navigate the collecting spaces in Las Vegas in this series for new and old collectors alike!

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Nevada needs policies that protect our resources. Patty breaks down why it’s more important than ever.

Rollbacks on environmental protections have led to more ozone and pollution in our cities.

El Senado de Nevada acaba de aprobar una nueva ley que apoya enormemente a los vendedores ambulantes de comida. Si vendes comida en un carrito o deseas hacerlo, esto es lo que necesitas saber sobre la SB295 y su enmienda 461:

Los funcionarios de salud locales deben proporcionar una guía clara y multilingüe en línea. Las cocinas comerciales no serán requeridas para muchos alimentos básicos. Las ciudades no pueden limitar el tipo de alimentos que se venden (siempre que cumplan con las normas sanitarias). Los pequeños vendedores que ganan menos de $35,000 al año estarán exentos de muchas regulaciones.

Jannelle Calderón tiene más.

Let's talk about tips, and what Rep. Steven Horsford wants to do with them in Nevada.

Yeah, the government can help with that.