James Chillcott (of ShelfLife) on CBC News Network segment regarding MTG finance.

So, I'm just sitting at the local bar, and James Chillcott (https://twitter.com/mtgcritic?lang=en) representing "ShelfLife" has a segment regarding cardboard crack. So of course, me being at a bar, only sees whatever the closed captioning wants me to read on-screen.

If James is around (I'm sure he lurks on /r/mtgfinace), would you do us the honours and give us a little more insight into how/why you were contacted by CBC, and what exactly was that "200 dollar" card you let the host fondle for a bit. From the teleprompter, you seemed to be using all the right phraseology (Reserve List, unregulated, reprints, pro tour), so I don't doubt your legitimacy or knowledge in the subject, and your name is attached to many articles regarding the financial aspects of the MTG community.

Also, shoutout to mtgstocks, as their website was used as an overlay during the segment (showing such cards as CoP: White and Willow Satyr). No idea if there any relation between ShelfLife and mtgstocks, but I think they have the grooviest graphs out there!

Personally, I've never heard of James or his company "ShelfLife", but it looks like he was on an episode of Dragon's Den (Shark Tank Canada), and he's obviously on someone's radar, or CBC was really hard up for news....This basically would be Rudy from Alpha Investments going on Fox News for a 5 minutes segment.

Hopefully there is a proper transcription available somewhere, as I fear that this segment won't warrant an online archive on CBC News.