I just got back from a local Canadian bookstore and you guys will never believe. Like I just found one of the weirdest things regarding collectible mini-fogs. It all started when I walked into this chapters. For those that don't know, chapters is a bookstore like Barnes & Noble in Canada. So when I initially walked into this chapters, a Barnes & Noble of Canada, originally everything looked... nothing looked out of the ordinary. They just had three full boxes of Lego mini figures on their table. Nothing looked out of the ordinary. There was a series 12 box. There was also a series 13 box. You know, which makes sense because those are two of the most recent Lego mini-figure series. But the thing that really caught my eye that struck me as suspicious was that there was a whole box of series four Lego mini figures. Or say all. Considering the Lego mini figure line is on series 13, with of course the Lego movie and the Simpsons mini figures in there, finding series four was that I thought was an incredibly good find. I was happy to find some series four mini figures because in the earlier series when I wasn't really into collecting them, I missed out on some really good mini figures and was really excited to be able to finally get. Another thing I was really excited about was the fact that these mini figures are only 2.95 a figure instead of 3.99. So finding a bunch of series four Lego mini figures for sale wasn't the weirdest part of this whole trip. The real weirdest part was the fact that underneath every single box of completely full mini figures was a mini figure checklist. You know, first I just thought chapters put the mini figure checklist there to help kids know what mini figures were in the series. But then when I looked closer at each mini figures, I noticed that each mini figure pack had a number on it. I found out that the number written in Sharpie marker on each mini figure pack represented the number, the bad mini figure that could be found in the series. Yes, that's right. Somebody had gone through every single CMF box and had labeled what mini figure was in which blind bag. It was amazing. Every single mini figure that I bought had a number of a mini figure on it and I loved it. I didn't have to feel a single bag. I knew exactly what mini figure I was getting. There was no chance that I was going to get duplicates and it was just awesome. It saved me time. It saved me, it saved me the struggle of having to fill all these packages because somebody had done it for me and I was thrilled. I only bought eight mini figures here at this chapter just because there was only eight that I really wanted out of all these series. You know, I bought three from the series 13 and one from series 12 and four from series four. Mini figures I purchased won't complete my series in any way. It's just the fact that I'm not collecting every single mini figure anymore, only my favorites. And with the numbers on each mini figure bag, I was finally able to choose the mini figures that I wanted and the mini figures that I didn't want. I love the fact that they did this at this chapter because instead of having to get a bunch of crappy figures that I don't even want and spending all that money for them, I was able to get the figures that I really want and that I really wanted. Let me know down in the comments below what you think of this chapter for labeling every mini figure. Thanks everybody for watching. Don't forget to comment your opinion down below. If you want to see more LEGO related videos, don't forget to check out my channel, don't forget to subscribe, like this video, share this video and comment. Thanks a lot for watching everybody. Have a great day.