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11-30-2011, 01:07 AM
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I have been talking about cards with my fiancee's 13 year old son and he said kids these days have no interest at all when I try to show him some he says "cool" but in a very non-enthusiastic way, and this kid loves sports and plays baseball even collected some cards years ago, but these kids just do not care, it is great your 7 year old has at least some interest, I guess starting them off young is the way to go, for my future stepson it's possibly too late.
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