#vynl

The "nerdy" store at the mall had a surprise. I thought Vynl was another Funko Pop rip-off until I saw the Funko Pop logo on the box. Apparently, this is another collectible brand that they launched in 2017. I'm wondering if they stopped making these because I can't find much information on them online.

I never know how much Rick and Morty merchandise is worth, so I hope I didn't leave a valuable collector's item on the shelves. Then again, does a recent-ish franchise like Rick and Morty even HAVE hot collector's items? Seems like you have to wait a few decades to know for sure.

Speaking of Funko Pop rip-offs: Dorbz are my favorite because they're a lot cuter. For the first time, a Snowball Dorbz made an appearance.

This store has had a Beth Dorbz for months, and she's STILL there. This time, someone had stacked her on top of the pile. She also used to have a double, but I couldn't find it, so maybe someone finally bought one of them.

Coincidentally, the store also had Snowball and Froopyland Beth's Funko Pop counterparts.

Plus a big Snowball and an equally big Balthromaw. I don't care, I love the dragon episode even though it's dumb.

Box Lunch doesn't carry much Rick and Morty merchandise in-store, but on that day, they had a pair of boxers on the rack. I wonder if someone bought them online and returned them.

Rue 21 had a cute pair of slippers. I prefer these to the Spencer's slippers where you stick your feet in Rick and Morty's screaming mouths.

The other "nerdy" store had...I'm not sure what this is? Some kind of game? Anything BUT some decent Crow Rick apparel, huh?

Anyway, the thrift shops in my area just do not disappoint during the holidays. Every time I think I've seen everything, they've got new Rick and Morty holiday merchandise. This time, they had a whole gift set.

After all these years, Cool Rick is still relevant.

More socks! Apparently, we're the one demographic who likes getting socks for Christmas.

And a shirt with fuzzy material on the logo. I keep seeing that a lot, so it must be the new trend.

Honestly, I'm lucky to live in an area where Rick and Morty is huge. People have told me that they live in places where they never see Rick and Morty merchandise in public. I'm not sure what it is about the rural Midwest, but this show has a pretty tight grasp on us.

As for the rest of you...

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