
Fanatics is experimenting with a completely different way to buy hobby packs—and I spent $100 of my own money to see what it’s actually like.The cards are physical, the pack opening happens digitally, and collectors can immediately ship, vault, or sell what they pull. That convenience could make hobby products dramatically more accessible—but it also raises some interesting questions about how easy ripping should become.Timestamps00:00 Why this could change hobby collecting 03:23 How the digital hobby pack actually works 04:05 I turned $100 into about $7 09:06 The biggest advantages for collectors 12:19 The problem with making ripping this easyThe episode ultimately argues that accessibility is a genuine benefit—especially for collectors without easy access to hobby shops—while acknowledging the spending risks created when buying packs becomes nearly frictionless. Thanks to our monthly supporters Rob Hefley Klendathu Tatershed Justin Burch Always_Eaton Ryan Bruder Evan Hastie Donut Josh Stewart ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
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