The problem with this collection is that about 5% of it might be rare, but the rest of it are things you'll pick up at flea markets and dollar bins all over the place.

The *only* thing he's got going for him is the fact that he conveniently has every crappy Anne Murray, Firestone Christmas, Carpenters, Saturday Night Fever (and at least 20-50 copies of each of those) all in one location.

I used to travel from NYC to Pittsburgh when he was still an operating store and he'd try to sell a five dollar Beatles record for 50 based upon its "cultural importance."

That Rolling Stones record is nowhere near as rare as he wants it to be -- if I can find the completed Ebay auctions, it actually sells for about 75% of that...

Okay, negative ninny-ing over.

I'm a big proponent for some OG Nick shows like "Today's Special" and "Pinwheel" - those were my favorite.

"Sure, this coffee has a certain flavor, and no, I don't want it. Nor is it too great, actually. But if you think I'm going to say the line, if I'm going to be your -- what are you calling it? 'Lolly... bunny?' Or something: you're sorely mistaken. Now if you don't mind, I have other things to lick under here, and I'm behind schedule."