Ive seen a handful of people collect full binder sets, full 8 and 9 sets, all the way up to complete PSA 10 sets like Dubsy and @jonandek (I believe)
By 1995 the secondary market for the buying and selling of magic cards had become well established, with many brick and mortar retailers selling individual cards
If youve been playing MTG since the release of the Companion mechanic in Ikoria, you know that this was one of, if not the most problematic mechanics ever released in MTG
Often the engagement then actually gets in the way: you end up ticking off specific tasks within a match, rather than playing the game itself for its own good, and only come back for extrinsic rewards: skins, XP, packs, or whatever else
While they may not sell custom-built EDH decks like the ones seen on eBay or Amazon, theres a good chance they have all the cards you need for a list if they sell singles