An eBay user, who is either the most delusional person on the internet or an utter genius, is selling his “prized-possession,” a used Nintendo Entertainment System with 42 games and accessories, for $35,000. The reason for the ridiculously exuberant price: He really needs the money. He even has the bills and the credit report to prove it. Here’s an excerpt from his listing:

I am down on my luck need to pay bills living pay check to pay check. this is my price possession the only thing I can say I own 100%. to some a nes system could mean nothing but to me its priceless. I hate to part with it but i need the money. You might say what a ridiculous price but thats how hard it is for me to part with it. I have 100% feedback. whoever buys it can verify that I really need the money. I can show you my bills and credit report to verify it and I will give proof that the bills got paid. I would like to personally hand over the nes bundle system over to the winner and personally thank him/her if possible. God bless.

At least the shipping is free…

I don’t really want to get into how wrong I think this guy’s approach to problem solving is. I just wanted to show you that people like this really exist. In all seriousness, if someone buys this thing (and I have a horrible feeling that someone will), I have a used Super Nintendo and a working Earthbound cartridge that will be really hard for me to part with for any less than $50,000.

(eBay listing via GoNintendo)

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About the author, Jimmy Francis

Jimmy Francis is an indie rock musician and hardcore gamer. He enjoys hipster music, hipster games, and art pieces. When Jim isn't writing for gameESC or finger-picking sad songs on his six-string, he spends his free time crying. James envisions gameESC as a place where all hipster gamer musicians can cry together.

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