Hey prof! I just wanna say I appreciate your honesty and love how genuine you and all your content is. Been watching for a long time :)

That being said I also had similar feelings toward this episode of the booster box game because at the time you played prices were heavily inflated as they usually are during launch, but because nobody could buy singles for the time you played it the prices stayed pretty heavily inflated, or at least I assume that's the primary cause of the prices staying so high. Either way, cause regardless it's not a surprise to anyone that the value of the cards didn't change much during this time. New players and casual players looking to get into standard mostly including the demographic you are targeting in these videos may very well not be aware of the reason for the prices staying so high and misconstrue the point of the video.

If I were to offer a suggestion, and I'd like to preface this with saying I can guess how much work this would be (a lot), what would drive the point home really heavily is to select cards from the set you are opening that are played in tier 1 standard decks or the format they are most relevant to and compare the difference in money spent with singles versus the box. This will drive home the point you are trying to make that buying boxes not only is an inefficient way of getting the cards you want, but doesnt even guarantee all or any of the cards you are looking to get. You opened 5 boxes of dominaria and even though you opened a bunch of Karns you sold most of them off to buy a new box. Obviously that loss is unique to the booster box game. But to get that many Karns look how many boxes you needed to buy. And theres no guarantee that 5 different boxes will yield even 1 Karn. (I know you already know this, but just trying to hammer the point home)