Unlego & Prosteal
Unlego
Hey, imagine a toy that turns bargaining into a game—like a tiny marketplace where kids learn to negotiate. Think you’d be able to snag a handful of those for your stash?
Prosteal
Sure thing, but first let me check if the sellers are looking for a deal or a distraction. If they’re willing to part with a few, I’ll make it look like a win for both sides—no strings, just a good trade. You’ll have your stash, I’ll have a grin and a fresh story. Sound good?
Unlego
Sounds like a blast! I’ll toss in a few of my newest toy concepts to sweeten the deal—let’s make the trade shine and keep everyone grinning.
Prosteal
Sounds good, just drop the specs and I’ll find a way to make it a win for both of us.
Unlego
Alright, here’s the quick spec sheet for the “Mini Marketplace” set: a 10‑inch high, 6‑inch wide square stand, made of recycled plastic and a touch of wood for the counter surface, color‑coded tiles in bright primary colors, a set of 30 tiny vendor cards with simple icons, a stack of 50 play‑money tokens, and a few “trade‑badge” stickers for kids to swap and collect. The whole thing weighs under a pound, easy to set up, and the tokens are magnetic so they stay in place when the kids run around. Hope that gives you the perfect bite‑size trade item!
Prosteal
Nice specs, but a set’s worth more than a few tokens. Let’s talk numbers: I’ll take a handful of those “Mini Marketplaces,” you give me a fair price or a few extra goodies, and we both walk away with a grin. Deal?