And Brant Herman believes the appeal will be widespread. We already have the cards in gardening centers, bookstores, Army surplus flea markets, and toy stores. They fit anywhere. It doesn't matter. These are the only cards a gardener and a mechanic will both find interesting.
Chances are good.
Since the first printing in January, over 30,000 cards have sold. Rob Weisskirch , a professor whose perfect idea of happiness is simultaneous chocolate and oral sex. I have odd sensations of being carried in strangers' back pockets at times. To ensure PeopleCards' value on the collectibles market, the company will discontinue a few numbers during the second printing and replace them with others, fulfilling the collector's need for the hunt and the childlike thrill of acquisition. If you look at people in a certain way, everybody's interesting.