Hahahaha, that kid! My kid has turned into a major squishmallow collector over the past couple of years to where he's got several apps/groups working in conjunction to notify him of the latest "drops." Five Below generally has their own unique sets, so I've gone there more times than I would've liked to over the past couple years. I'm glad it's generally clean and smells good, and the vibe is okay, but in all those visits, outside of candy or a drink or beef jerky, the only thing I've purchased are a pair of Bluetooth and wired headphones. The Bluetooth ones refused to sync, and the wired ones sound like you are listening under the ocean. I guess you get what you pay for. That's cool that your town is getting more stores, though! Hopefully that means something better is coming down the pipe.
@@TheMidsummer Oh dear. So many. Over 200. It's ridiculous. He's put every cent he can get his hands on toward them. He's got hammocks on his wall full of them. I feel like when he gets tired of them, if there's still any kind of market, he should make a ton selling them.
Hahahaha, that kid!
My kid has turned into a major squishmallow collector over the past couple of years to where he's got several apps/groups working in conjunction to notify him of the latest "drops." Five Below generally has their own unique sets, so I've gone there more times than I would've liked to over the past couple years. I'm glad it's generally clean and smells good, and the vibe is okay, but in all those visits, outside of candy or a drink or beef jerky, the only thing I've purchased are a pair of Bluetooth and wired headphones. The Bluetooth ones refused to sync, and the wired ones sound like you are listening under the ocean. I guess you get what you pay for. That's cool that your town is getting more stores, though! Hopefully that means something better is coming down the pipe.
I thought squishmallows were relatively new. Interesting to see that they've been around a little while. How many has he collected so far?
@@TheMidsummer Oh dear. So many. Over 200. It's ridiculous. He's put every cent he can get his hands on toward them. He's got hammocks on his wall full of them. I feel like when he gets tired of them, if there's still any kind of market, he should make a ton selling them.
@@bleedingstar1011 yeah, I should hope so as long as they don't go the way of beanie babies he's in business
kind of reminds me of big lots but much cleaner