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00:05Oh my gosh, Danny, I don't know what it is, but I cannot quit dreaming about auctions and it's
00:12Merino Valley every time. I don't know if this is a premonition, but it was weird. Every time I
00:18open the unit, a rodeo clown would come flying out and I go to look for you and where are
00:23you?
00:24You're riding the bull. Don't forget the train lady. I'm serious. Did I ride the bull for the 15
00:33seconds or whatever? Eight seconds and yes, you did. My daddy can ride the bull. Only for eight
00:38seconds. Is that all it takes? I do know that. When storage units are abandoned, the treasures within
00:54are put up for auction. I think I scored on this. It is such a beautiful day.
01:13I woke up happy going to Merino Valley. It's one of my favorite facilities. They always have
01:20something good for me there and I am pretty sure I'm going to kill it today. Damn it, it's pretty
01:25outside today. Merysfines.com is doing really well right now. Merysfines.com. But there's nothing left
01:35in my sight. It's all sold out. I think I've pretty much tapped out Dallas. I guess you can say
01:40I'm too
01:40successful. So I'm back in LA to restock my store. I've decided to come back to California because I
01:48always find good stuff here. So I'm hoping to at least go home with one good locker full of trinkets
01:54and treasures. And while I'm at it, I get to see my old pals. Jeez. Sir. Oh my God. I
02:03almost hit that
02:03guy and he almost hit me. Just go around. Man, I do not miss these LA drivers. Why did you
02:14bring a
02:14baseball? It's because we've been here before. We have the Fenderama, the Betty Boop jackets. The bases
02:20are almost loaded. Back in Moreno Valley, we're going to bring it in for the Grand Slam. Is that what
02:26a
02:26Grand Slam is? Or is it just called a slam? Grand Slam is when the bases are loaded and then
02:32they hit a
02:32home run and it brings everybody in. Look, there's a lot of people here. There's a ton of people. Hey,
02:39isn't that
02:39girl from Texas? It is. I can't believe my eyes. My mom loves being there. I miss you. Man, I
02:50thought you got lost in my age. I know.
02:53Vanished just in there. I did kind of. I needed to come back because Texas, I mean, I tapped it
02:58out.
02:59There's always more rooms here. Yeah. We got rooms over there, rooms over there, rooms over there. I know.
03:04But I'm looking for little treasures and trinkets. Oh, there is none of those. I forgot. Got those last
03:09week. Am I clear? Yeah. Straighten her out. Go more that way. It's got a fender coming out. Oh, my
03:18God. If this is a premonition of today, we're in trouble. We're just going to have a cockeyed day
03:24all day. Are we? This is not going to sit right with me. Like, it's just going to make me
03:28feel weird
03:28all day long like this. So what brings you to our neck of the woods again? Glutton for punishment?
03:34Yeah. You missed me? Yes. Yeah. Oh, I knew it.
03:39My God. What? Hey. I'm so happy to see you. You too. Oh, my God. Yeah. Oh, my God. You
03:49keep
03:49the secret. Yeah, I just found her in the parking lot. Laura, save her. I am so sorry. He's having
03:54so much trouble. He can't get out of the car doors a little bit too close to the thing over
03:59there. I think women do drive better than men. I don't know. Have you been in the car with
04:03Mary? You know what? Good to see you. I had a dream last night about a rodeo clown coming
04:11out of my unit. Not like you're a rodeo clown, but that's a bit of Texas. That's a bit of
04:17Texas, right? That is a bit of Texas. And you are fun. Yeah. A little bit of a clown. Well,
04:24all right, then. You guys look great. You do. Look at us. Just a couple of rodeo clowns.
04:31Welcome to the auction. We're down in Lord Austin with American auctioneers. Before you go through
04:35these gates, you need to know the rules. Going to go to the unit, remove the lock, open the
04:38door, give you five minutes to take a look around. You can't go inside the unit. Can't open
04:42any boxes. And who's ever got the most money in their pocket can own it today.
04:45You ready? Yeah. Yeah. All right, folks. This way. Let's go.
04:52Just in case you have forgotten, they're grinding off the lock right now. Give me a break, Ivy.
05:03It's been here a long time, folks. Oh, you're right about that. All right. In dust,
05:07we trust. And you can't go in it or anything like that. Just in case you forgot. Thank
05:12you. Thank you, Ivy. Ooh. I think there's going to be a lot of trinkets in that one. Ooh.
05:17Okay. Well, there's lots of cobwebs. That's good. That means maybe it has not been touched
05:22in a long time. There are a ton of small boxes stacked up, which tells me that there
05:29might be some little treasures and trinkets in there. Ooh, it's a dirty, dusty one. Well,
05:36we got a nice watch between a dryer set there, but it looks like a whole lot of Christmas back
05:40there, a whole lot of Halloween here. I don't like to buy Halloween stuff. It only sells certain
05:44times of the year. Not mine. You know what you see old TVs means? It means they might have
05:50some collectible VHS and some old video games. Is this a home run? It's for surely a single.
05:56It could be a triple, though. Price? The price doesn't matter. All right. Don't
06:00let them know that. I found so many dead cats in my unit yesterday. Like meow meows? Yeah,
06:07there was one in, like, embalming fluid in a jar. There was a skeleton. There was, like,
06:15so many things of ashes. Then they had, like, a bunch of cat stuffed animals and a bunch of
06:20cat statues and a bunch of, like, just pictures of cats and all of the cats. It was a unit
06:27full
06:27of I was just, like, it was crazy. After that story, I don't want to buy any more lockers. Or
06:35cats.
06:37Wow. It's a good thing I'm having a good day, because I don't see anything right out of the gate.
06:42I mean,
06:42there might be some cool vintage items, but I don't think this is for me. So I'm going to let
06:47somebody
06:47like Ivy have it, because I'm in a good mood. And getting Dusty does not sound beautiful to me.
06:52So, oh, Dusty can have it, too. You know, I forgot they were here. Anybody can have it.
06:57Why you let him carry around that baseball? Because he says we're doing a home run today.
07:01He'd be saying a lot of stuff, don't he? Never trust a man that wears his socks inside his sandals.
07:06All right, I got a big one at 10 by 25 unit. Dusty dress. Here we go.
07:10Just to meet one. Let's go.
07:11What are you going to do for him? How about 10? How about 10? How about 20? Where?
07:13Give me one. One where? One there. One there. A hundred and a half.
07:16A hundred and a half. A hundred and a half. A hundred and a half. What about two?
07:17What about two? What about two? What about two?
07:18Jumping in. Swimming.
07:19What about two? A hundred. I got two, two, three, four, four. What about four? A hundred.
07:22Yeah. A hundred and a half.どう do it? $500, $500, $550, $600, $600, $600, $600, $600, $600, $600, $600,
07:27$700, $700 and $1,500.
07:30That one now? Seems like something Dusty would buy it. It's good for the swap, mate.
07:34$700, $700 and $700. $800, $800, $800, $800, $800, $850, $850, $800, $600, $900, $900, $0999, $900, $900, $950 now.
07:41$900, $951, $1,000. $10, $100, $110, $1,100, $1111, $100, $11, $112, $512.
07:47You gotta give 110%.
07:49But for this auction, I only need 30.
08:01Remember what they say.
08:03Scared money don't make money.
08:06Woo! You got it, Justin.
08:10Winner.
08:11Oh, Dusty Bowls.
08:14I think that's a foul ball.
08:15Your mouth is a foul ball, Ivy.
08:16Nobody cares.
08:17Matter of fact, I think you forgot the bat.
08:19I'm out there playing in the World Series.
08:23Ivy, he's still in the minors.
08:24You know what?
08:25I think this is a unit I was dreaming about.
08:27Really?
08:27I think you got it.
08:28All right. Right on. Good.
08:30Good.
08:30No hobo clowns inside?
08:38Here we go. Five by ten.
08:40Oh, wow.
08:41Oh, okay.
08:43A lot of dust.
08:44A lot of dust.
08:45It's the way we like it.
08:48I know it's very dusty, but it looks interesting.
08:50That's where the good is at.
08:51I mean, I like these boxes, though.
08:53They usually have hats.
08:54Yeah, those are some hat boxes.
08:55You know what the problem is, though?
08:56There's not very much stuff in here.
08:57Well, the little you see is interesting.
08:59Yeah, the little you see is interesting.
09:02Oh, got an old granny cart.
09:04Take your time, but hurry up.
09:06How do you see anything underneath all the dirt?
09:08I thought that was mud.
09:09I like that duster right there.
09:11Dusters are pretty expensive sometimes.
09:13Oh, you know what a duster is?
09:15I do.
09:15Oh, I'm surprised.
09:17I'm a country.
09:19Okay, and what do you like?
09:20The power wheels quad back there that I just put ice cold beer in.
09:23Okay, and then what?
09:24Nothing else.
09:25That's it, huh?
09:25That's it.
09:26What do you like?
09:29Putting on my rose-colored glasses.
09:33Hit me up when you find something you like.
09:34Uh, you know, I don't want to leave here without getting one today.
09:38I was so optimistic this morning.
09:39Sometimes there are good things in these dirty units.
09:43There's some boxes, a couple of totes.
09:45If it doesn't go for much, I'm going to try a bit on it.
09:49Just like my Uncle Scooby used to say about dating.
09:52If you want to score, sometimes you got to go ugly early.
09:55Mary, perfect Texas unit right here.
09:58Those look like some cool chairs back there.
10:01Very antique-y, but I'm looking for trinkets.
10:04And the trinkets that I do see are not what I'm looking for.
10:07This looks like a dirty old man's unit.
10:10Oh, no.
10:12Unfortunately, not what I'm looking for.
10:15All righty.
10:16Here we go.
10:17Nice little dusty unit.
10:18What are you going to pay for this one?
10:19How much?
10:20Look at me.
10:20$100 for him.
10:21$150 for $198.
10:22Got $100.
10:23$150.
10:24$150 going once.
10:25$100.
10:28$175.
10:29$150.
10:29$175.
10:30$175.
10:31$22.
10:32$22.
10:32$22.
10:35$25.
10:35$25.
10:39$25.
10:46$25.
10:47$25.
10:47$25.
10:48$25.
10:48$25.
10:48Brandy!
10:49Can I find something cool in there?
10:51Sure.
10:51I know you want to ride that quad.
10:54Lock it up, let's go.
10:56That might have been the one I was dreaming about.
10:59Who knows, babe?
11:00I couldn't wait to get started, so I snuck off to check out what this dusty locker has in store
11:04for me.
11:05Let's see what we got here.
11:07Ooh.
11:08It's always a good sign when the plastic bag disintegrates when you touch it.
11:13Look at that.
11:14Baseball cards.
11:16Be like Renee and get rich.
11:18I've got $30 in here.
11:22These are 8-track.
11:24Well, these are all a little banged up, so.
11:30$20.
11:31Oh.
11:35What do I can do?
11:37I hit myself in the face.
11:39That's what I can do.
11:41Ow!
11:42Game Boy.
11:43These are actually super collectible right now.
11:47$100.
11:48Ooh.
11:49Hold on.
11:50Hold on.
11:50Excuse me.
11:51Getting a page.
11:53Oh, it's just my mom.
11:55Ooh.
11:57All kinds of ugly hats.
11:58Look at that.
11:59Oh, wow.
12:00That's fun.
12:08$20 in hats.
12:10Pack and play.
12:12$40 for the pack and play.
12:14For sure.
12:18Ooh.
12:19Hold on.
12:20Hold on.
12:24That is 18-karat gold.
12:27Gold is up really high right now, so I'd probably get $100 for that.
12:33Hold on.
12:34We're just looking for gold now.
12:36Where's the money, Barkus?
12:37Where's the money?
12:38Come on.
12:39Where's the jewelry box?
12:41Well, I have no gold digger, but I am definitely digging for gold in here somewhere.
12:46Oh, oh, oh.
12:49Hold on.
12:51Jewelry box.
12:52Look at this.
12:54That's gold.
12:56And that's gold.
12:57And that's gold.
12:59That is not gold.
13:01It's cheap.
13:03A pair of gold earrings.
13:04Okay.
13:05More gold.
13:06It's very exciting.
13:08A lot of gold in here.
13:09At least $250.
13:10This gold just paid for my locker.
13:13We're almost done.
13:15One box away.
13:17You guys, there's money in here.
13:20There's probably $18.47 in here.
13:28See?
13:29Pays to be positive.
13:31All right, Magic 8-Ball.
13:33Should I go buy another locker?
13:36All signs point to yes.
13:39All right.
13:39Another good locker on the way.
13:41Laura, where are you guys at?
13:4610 by 15.
13:48All right now.
13:50When it's in shrink wrap, it might not be crap.
13:56There are wardrobe boxes.
13:57There's like three on this side.
14:01There is clothes in there.
14:02I do like this kind of room.
14:04Sometimes they have things inside of them.
14:08Stop it.
14:09You can't kick.
14:10You can't poke.
14:11You can't scratch.
14:12His leg was twitchy.
14:15Sorry.
14:15I had a muscle spasm, Danny.
14:17I can't help it.
14:19I do need a new fridge, but not that one.
14:21She ain't the one.
14:22And everything's clean and wrapped up,
14:25but it's all very old furniture.
14:26Yeah, if I'm staged in someone's granny's house,
14:28I definitely should buy this, but I'm not.
14:32It's not for me.
14:33But this definitely might sell at Grandma's Attic.
14:39Grandma's Attic, you want stuff?
14:40We got stuff.
14:41Occasionally open in Pondale.
14:43American auctioneers.
14:46This is actually very, very expensive furniture right here.
14:49Looks like there's a bed.
14:50Refrigerator's about the only thing old in here.
14:52There's an old saying, people who take pride in their stuff
14:54often have very good stuff.
14:56I might go off that theory today.
14:58Yeah, I mean, you surround wrap your stuff,
15:01take that much time, means you got something good.
15:03There are a few boxes back there,
15:06but they all look big,
15:07which tells me that there's not going to be
15:10a lot of small little trinket treasures
15:11that I'm looking for.
15:12So this one is a no-go.
15:15This looks like Grandma's Attic.
15:18Shoot.
15:19Grandma's Attic ain't never looked that clean.
15:2110 by 15.
15:23All right, I got to make our 19 by 15 apartment units.
15:25100.
15:26I got 100 there.
15:27100 and a half where?
15:27100 and a half.
15:29I got two day one of a 10 and a half where?
15:31I do day one of a 10 and a half.
15:32Two and a half up to three, three, three, three,
15:34two, seven, five, not three.
15:35$350.
15:36$350.
15:37I don't do that half week thing.
15:38Three and a half to the fourth.
15:39I'm going to do that for 400.
15:40Four, three, seven, five, not four.
15:42400, 400, four there.
15:43Four to quarter, 25.
15:44I got 400 bucks.
15:45Four to quarter, 25.
15:46Yeah.
15:46I got 500 bucks, five and a half, one of a 550, where?
15:48Are you five and a half, one of a 550?
15:49I've got 500 there.
15:50Five and a half, one of a 550, 600.
15:52600.
15:52600.
15:52600, 6 there, six and a half.
15:54600, 650, sir.
15:55And 6A, six and a half, one of a 650.
15:57I got 600 going once, 650 going twice, five.
16:00Find the colors.
16:01Woo.
16:016 and a half, one of a seven, one of a seven, seven,
16:03Tia.
16:04I got 600, seven there, seven, half, one of a 750.
16:06I've got 700, 700, 750, where?
16:08700, 700, 750 going once, 700, 750 going twice, five.
16:12Yeah.
16:13Seven and a half.
16:13Dusty likes to play mind games.
16:15But I'm completely unmine
16:17Gammable.
16:187,5, 7, 1,8, 1,8, 1,8, 1,8, 1,8, 1,8, 1,8, 1,8, 1
16:20,8, 1,8, 1,8, 1,8, 1,8, 1,8, 1,8, 1,8, 1,8, 1.
16:241,8, 1,8, 1,8, 1,8, 1,8, 1,8, 1,8, 1,8, 1,8, 1,8,
16:261,8, 1,8, 1,8, 1,8, 1,8, 1.
16:26Hey Dusty.
16:27I can waste time too.
16:28800, 850.
16:29800, 850 going once.
16:31850 going twice.
16:32That's the pentacle.
16:33Yeah.
16:34800, 9, 10, 10, 10.
16:35Damn Dusty.
17:02Tusty, all you managed to do was postpone the inevitable.
17:06Ivy, I think this is a unit I was dreaming about.
17:09It's all right, Ivy.
17:09There's a lot of big cardboard boxes in there you can put under your leaky truck.
17:14Fooled everyone, I always go big.
17:23This could be the one you were dreaming about.
17:24Oh, here we are.
17:27Oh, wow.
17:29How big is that?
17:30A 10 by 24.
17:31Oh, yeah, no cattle.
17:34You know, it's like one of them small rooms that might have something.
17:37It's going to be a one-item special.
17:39Where?
17:40It could be in the luggage.
17:41You don't know.
17:42But some stuff is broken.
17:44I mean, if you want stuff for the swap meet, maybe.
17:46It's got potential, Lupe.
17:48Max potential.
17:50There are these old brass thingies that go by the fireplace.
17:54Oh.
17:56Some skis.
17:57That's pretty cool.
17:58There are a few boxes back there that look vintage-y.
18:01There are three suitcases, and those are old school.
18:04So, there might be some treasures in here.
18:07If it's cheap, then I might bet on it.
18:11Oh, that's broken, but those terracotta pots are nice.
18:15Everyone has tires in their storage, and I don't know what that's all about.
18:18The tires don't look tired to me.
18:22Stop saying weird stuff.
18:23Are you okay today?
18:24I think it's lack of sleep.
18:25Is that what it is?
18:26Yeah.
18:27Keeping him up at night, Laura?
18:28Yeah.
18:29Dreams About Clowns?
18:31Yeah.
18:32Um, I love these bamboo drapes.
18:35So, we'll see.
18:37It's clean.
18:38Easy clean out.
18:42It's a weird-looking sander or something right there.
18:44It almost looks like a miniature, multi-purpose knife that opens up and has pliers in it or something.
18:48Tires look like trailer tires right there.
18:50Ooh, nice pottery plant holders.
18:52Oh, maybe, uh, looks like we might have an old Christmas tree stand.
18:57I believe we want some.
19:00All right.
19:01I've got a big old night I'm a 24-unit.
19:02Start him in.
19:03Set him down.
19:03How much money we're?
19:04A hundred dollars.
19:05One there.
19:06One in a quarter.
19:06Twenty-five.
19:07One in a quarter.
19:08A hundred and a half.
19:08Seventy-five.
19:09One there.
19:10Now two.
19:11Two.
19:13I got two in a quarter.
19:13Two in a quarter.
19:14And two fifty.
19:15Seven to five.
19:16Seven to five.
19:16A three.
19:16Are you three to eight?
19:17One in a three.
19:18One in a three.
19:18One in a three.
19:19Three there.
19:19Three in a quarter.
19:20Twenty-five.
19:21I got three in a bucks.
19:21Three, how many?
19:22Three fifty?
19:22Going once?
19:23Three hundred?
19:23350, 350 going twice, three and a quarter.
19:26No, no, no, no.
19:27I've got 300 bucks.
19:28How much are you?
19:29I'm out.
19:30That's what I thought.
19:31I got 300 bucks, 3 and a quarter, 325.
19:33Where?
19:33I got 300, 3 and a quarter, 25 now.
19:35300, 3 and a quarter, 25.
19:36I'll lay no two.
19:37Well, they're all done at 325.
19:38Mary!
19:39Woo!
19:40You got it!
19:41Lock it up.
19:41Lock it up.
19:43This locker has knickknacks, trinkets, and profit.
19:51This is the sister unit.
19:53Do that right there.
19:55All right, here we go!
19:57Whoa!
19:58Look at that.
20:02Mary, this is the sister to your brother unit.
20:06Okay.
20:07There are a few vintage stuff in here.
20:09The mannequins back there, those always go for at least 200 bucks.
20:13Looks like some vintage books, maybe some trinkets in these other three boxes.
20:18So, I don't know.
20:20I might be on the end of the sheet.
20:22Well, I like the launchers.
20:24They're kind of cool looking.
20:25And the people like tables.
20:26You ever lift one of these?
20:28They're so heavy.
20:28Nobody likes them.
20:29They're sturdy.
20:30The only way you can go on that room is down.
20:33The patio chairs are nice.
20:35It's more terracotta pots.
20:37That's cool.
20:38Play badminton, you know, instead of pickleball.
20:41I don't know, it's clean.
20:43Let's see.
20:46You got enough chairs and tables for everybody at the whole entire auction to sit down and
20:50have a spot.
20:51Oh, pretty cool.
20:53Sledgehammer and railroad tie to do some blacksmithing right there.
20:56Badminton set.
20:57That's the best thing in here right now.
20:58Everything else is just who knows what.
21:01All right.
21:02We're going to make a nice unit.
21:03Here we go.
21:03Number 20, what are you going to pay for this one?
21:04How much?
21:05How much money?
21:06Five dollars.
21:06Five dollars?
21:07And I got five.
21:08What would it be?
21:0825?
21:09Yeah.
21:1045?
21:1145?
21:1275?
21:1475?
21:14Why is she trying to steal Mary's sister?
21:16How friendship fades so fast.
21:2375?
21:23105?
21:24105?
21:25115?
21:26125?
21:26135?
21:28145?
21:28Get mad.
21:29You didn't even get back.
21:30155?
21:31165?
21:31175?
21:32185?
21:32How friendship fades so fast.
21:35185?
21:35185?
21:36195?
21:37Don't look at them.
21:37Look at me.
21:38195?
21:38205?
21:39205?
21:40205?
21:41195?
21:47205?
21:51You got it, Brandy.
21:52Two lockers and one beautiful day.
21:55Everything's coming up, Brandy.
21:56Folks, that's the end of the auction.
21:58And don't forget to pay the lady, everyone.
22:00See you in the office.
22:01You know, Danny?
22:02That might have been the unit I was dreaming about.
22:11This is what 900 gets you.
22:17Don't open the door.
22:18Don't open these until you get ready to go home.
22:20Because if it's bad inside, like some three-month-old turkey, you're going to know about it the
22:24whole time you load.
22:25Let's get this bed out the way.
22:27This is a nice-looking bed.
22:28Looks like all walnut.
22:30I don't see the headboard yet.
22:32This is definitely the footboard.
22:34Oh, look how nice it is.
22:37Wow.
22:38Might even be mahogany or something.
22:40Oh, here it is.
22:41I knew she was in there.
22:43The only disappointment is that it looks like it's a queen.
22:47Queens don't sell as good as king size.
22:51So we got a complete bed with no dents, no scratches, wrapped in plastic.
22:55Woo!
22:56300 bucks.
22:57Okay.
22:57One of my most favorite things ever to find in units.
23:00Yeah!
23:01Sit this into your bed.
23:03Perfect height.
23:05Ah, watch this.
23:07If you got a big old fat belly, you don't got to bend over far, reach down, put on your
23:10socks.
23:10Mess with your phone a little bit.
23:13All right, we got out of the bathroom, woman.
23:14I got to go.
23:15Shoot.
23:16Being that this is in immaculate condition, 200 bucks.
23:20Another nice TV stand.
23:21Wow, look at the condition of all this furniture.
23:24$350.
23:25Oh, oh, oh, oh.
23:27Yes, sir.
23:28Revive.
23:29Here we go.
23:30Oh.
23:32Different kind of chest.
23:34Ah!
23:35Right here could be all my unit paid for in one.
23:39Bam!
23:39I guess this is a drinker.
23:41I guess you put your cigars or something in there, and you can put three full shots in
23:45there.
23:46Wow, that's pretty.
23:47I found a lot of trunks in my day.
23:49But these trunks, being that they're miniature, cool shaped, so much detail, so clean, tells
23:53me that there's something about these trunks that I just don't know.
23:56And when I don't know something, the rule is, find somebody who do.
23:59You guys, hold tight.
24:01All right, we're gonna find out a little bit more about you.
24:04Oh, another baby trunk.
24:06Come on, be some jewelry.
24:07Come on, be some jewelry.
24:09Wow.
24:09Yes, it is.
24:10All righty.
24:11Let's see.
24:13That's gold there.
24:14That's gold there.
24:15Silver there.
24:16Well, not the best jewelry, not the worst.
24:19This whole entire pile right here, $200 worth of jewelry.
24:21Well, ooh, what we got here?
24:24I know this is a bench and a piano.
24:28Ah!
24:38Nice.
24:40Some people like to tickle the ivory.
24:42I like to tickle the ivies.
24:44Uh-huh.
24:45$400.
24:46Well, let's get to these clothes.
24:48We got about 10 or 12 boxes.
24:51And clothes it is.
24:53I don't deal in too much clothes.
24:55They don't sell very good at Grandma's Attic, so I pretty much just toss them aside and move
24:59on to what does.
25:00But you know what?
25:01I know who does.
25:04Dusty!
25:05Lupe!
25:10Lupe!
25:12That's the voice I used to call Ivy Jr. home with when he was a kid.
25:16Never fails.
25:18Dusty!
25:19Yeah?
25:19This way.
25:20You called?
25:21I called.
25:22Whoa, you got some clothes.
25:23Check it out.
25:24Y'all love them clothes.
25:26Wow.
25:28It looks like you have a lot of skirts, a lot of dress clothes.
25:32A lot of clothes.
25:32Hats.
25:33I love hats.
25:34This hat would look good on you.
25:36There's some shoes.
25:37Wow.
25:39You had some good stuff, so what are you thinking?
25:48$300 bucks.
25:49Got it.
25:50What about with the jewelry?
25:52Deal.
25:53What are you doing?
25:55I like the stuff.
25:58I call that an inside the park home run for Ivy.
26:02The last part of the deal is, Dusty, open that fridge.
26:21Oh my god.
26:23Why, bro?
26:25Not clean fridge?
26:2750 bucks.
26:27You loading it and taking it home?
26:30Priceless.
26:31I can smell it, Al.
26:33I'm going to lunch.
26:35Lupe set us back $300 bucks buying those clothes from Ivy.
26:39It's time to come out swinging.
26:44Let's see what $1,500 gets us in Moreno Valley.
26:49It looks like housewares, though.
26:51Bunch of Pyrex bowls and stuff.
26:5320 bucks for all that.
26:54Good.
26:55That's cool.
26:57Glass punch bowls.
26:5810 bucks.
26:59Oh, it's so heavy.
27:01This is an older one.
27:03Everybody loves a blow mold.
27:04It looks like a 60s or 1970s.
27:06Looks like it's one of the ones made by Empire.
27:08It's probably at least 100 bucks.
27:10Nice.
27:11And it'll sell in like 32.3 seconds of coming off the truck at any flea market.
27:15Can I go in the front yard for a little bit?
27:17Sure.
27:18Okay.
27:19There you go.
27:20What is it?
27:21It's a clock.
27:22Okay.
27:23Look how cool it is, though.
27:24All little mosaic rocks.
27:25At a good antique show, we could ask 100 bucks for this.
27:28All right.
27:29This looks like kitchen.
27:31Bathroom.
27:32All mixed.
27:34$10.
27:35Moving on.
27:36Look.
27:36Jingle bells.
27:37A bunch of brand new dishes.
27:3930 bucks.
27:41Lupe, even with these terrible boxes, one thing I learned in this business is you can just
27:45dollar your way to paradise.
27:47You can also penny your way to purgatory.
27:50This thing's actually pretty cool.
27:51This is a kaleidoscope.
27:52You should try it.
27:53It's really cool.
27:55Ooh.
27:56Ooh.
27:57What do you see in there, Lupe?
27:58Regret for buying this unit?
28:00Looks like you're looking on a microscope at the drums.
28:0330 bucks.
28:04You know what?
28:04I got a five-disc CD changer.
28:06What's special about that?
28:07Absolutely nothing.
28:08Guess what?
28:09I got a pillow.
28:10Oh, it's a KitchenAid.
28:11Ooh, this is good.
28:13Looks brand new.
28:14This is at least 200.
28:15Well, you know what, Lupe?
28:16I got $50 in stereo equipment right here.
28:21Ooh.
28:22I found Pokemon cards.
28:24Now we're talking.
28:25Let me see.
28:25I don't know anything about Pokemon.
28:27Oh, these are the older ones.
28:29Is that good?
28:29I mean, it's better.
28:30There's at least 300 in Pokemon.
28:32I went from playing in the World Series to trading B-rate Pokemon cards.
28:36This really is a brutal game.
28:39It said hamper, but it's just full of, uh, Lupe?
28:45I think this sums up our whole locker.
28:49Crap.
28:49I wish I could just wipe this locker clean.
28:52That would take a lot of toilet paper.
28:55Man.
28:57I don't want to buy any lockers for at least two days after this.
29:01No.
29:02Actually, I lied.
29:03I want to go buy a locker as fast as possible.
29:06Really?
29:06That's a good one.
29:07I need a reboost.
29:08Well, you never know.
29:08I could find $10 in a purse.
29:11Oh.
29:19Wait a second.
29:22Stupid.
29:23Yeah.
29:26Time to work it out with my sister from another mister.
29:28Got it.
29:29My excavator from another master.
29:33Never mind.
29:34Let's get started.
29:39All right.
29:40All right.
29:43All right.
29:44Well, these pots are great.
29:46I mean, who doesn't love a terracotta?
29:48100 bucks.
29:49Put three of those.
29:50Ooh.
29:51What are these blue wrens?
29:52Those are cool.
29:54Looks like there's pretty good tread on them.
29:57100 bucks for all four.
29:58So this being put up against the fireplace to keep all the embers out.
30:02These both are vintage from the cloth feet, you can tell.
30:05So this piece in the brass, I'm going to say 100 bucks.
30:09Lots of crafty in here.
30:11Full box is cool.
30:12Probably get $40 for that.
30:14Wow.
30:15What in the Buffalo Bill is going on here?
30:17Why does everyone have wigs?
30:19Wigs, heads, and headstands.
30:21Probably have $200 in wigs.
30:23Oh, I'm sorry, Tammy.
30:25I didn't mean to throw you on the ground.
30:27Mm-hmm.
30:28Adhesive spray?
30:29She was a crafty lady.
30:32Here we go.
30:33I feel like I need this.
30:35Business is good.
30:37Business is good.
30:39Blueprint for living.
30:42Oh, Jesus is the way.
30:45Ooh, two of me.
30:47The struggle with sin.
30:48He's in here with Jesus.
30:49Yeah, it makes sense.
30:51I wonder if Mary's locker is as holy as mine.
30:54This is the Christmas tree.
30:57This one's already set up and ready to go.
30:5920 bucks.
31:01Okay.
31:01Cute.
31:02Vintage ornaments.
31:03I can use these for my Christmas wreaths.
31:05My friend Ginny and I have been making all these Christmas wreaths,
31:09which we're going to sell on maryspines.com.
31:12maryspines.com
31:13Now, with wreaths.
31:16Because last year I did it and they did very well.
31:19So, this is actually perfect.
31:21Another 50 bucks in supplies.
31:24Those are some big heavy tables.
31:26And there are...
31:30Seven.
31:31Seventh heaven.
31:33100 bucks in tables.
31:34Ah.
31:35Oh.
31:37Hey, lady.
31:39Keep it down over there.
31:41Jeez.
31:43How is it going over there?
31:45Super fantastic.
31:46Have you made your money back yet?
31:48I did.
31:49How about you?
31:50Yes.
31:51Chip chipperoo to the both of us.
31:53It's Christmas over here.
31:56The Lord is on my side over here for sure.
31:59Ooh, here's some lights.
32:01A box of lights for 10 bucks.
32:03Ooh, what are these?
32:08These are for some serious snow.
32:10Oh my gosh.
32:11So cool.
32:13Looks like legit leather.
32:14I think they're for walking in the snow.
32:17Oh, more of these.
32:19What?
32:20Old school.
32:21Snow boots.
32:23Oh, and they have the sticks that go with them.
32:25Wow.
32:26These are so cool.
32:27They're what?
32:28Three sets of these guys.
32:29This one looks a little bit more modern.
32:32It's made of metal.
32:33The newer version and the older version.
32:35I mean, I think maybe I need to get these checked out,
32:37because they look old.
32:38They're for sure vintage.
32:40Looks like these were handmade.
32:41I have no idea how much they're worth,
32:43but I think they're for sure worth something.
32:46So I can't wait to see what these are all about.
32:48All right.
32:49Patio.
32:50It's just two chairs and the table, but there's no rust.
32:53Just clean this layer of dust off of them,
32:55and get $40.
32:59And I think that's the end of the value in here.
33:03All in all, I had fun.
33:06It's a good day.
33:08Got to run into Mary.
33:09Picking up.
33:11Oh, my gosh.
33:12So cute.
33:13What is so cute?
33:14I love these mittens.
33:15Look how cute these are, Brandi.
33:17So vintage, old school, cute.
33:20Which is it?
33:21Vintage or old school?
33:22Both.
33:23Okay.
33:24Did you find some treasures?
33:26Well, I got lots of Christmas stuff,
33:27which I've been making Christmas wreaths,
33:30so it's actually perfect.
33:31You've been making wreaths?
33:32Uh-huh.
33:33How very merry of you.
33:35Yes.
33:36Christmassy.
33:38All right.
33:38I'm going to scoot on out of here.
33:39Was it good to see you?
33:40Yeah.
33:41Good to see you.
33:42I'll see you.
33:43Yes.
33:43Yeah.
33:44We'll hang out while you're here.
33:45Okay.
33:45For sure.
33:46Let's get drunk.
33:49So the snow stuff, growing up in Texas,
33:51I don't know much about snow,
33:54but I'm excited to find out more.
33:56And all this stuff that I got,
33:58I made my money back,
33:59so couldn't be happier.
34:01Win and a win.
34:07Melissa.
34:08All right.
34:09It's the right place.
34:10If anyone knows how to check a box,
34:12it's my friend and antiquer,
34:14Melissa Levinson.
34:15Here's hoping they're worth a trip.
34:20Melissa.
34:21Hey, Ivy.
34:23Well, I got the stuff I told you I was bringing.
34:25Those are fabulous.
34:25Little one and a big one.
34:28Which one do you want?
34:28Let's look at the big one first.
34:30All right.
34:31Check this out.
34:32Let's see what we got here.
34:34Well, they're antique tea caddies.
34:36They were used to store tea back in the late 18th century.
34:40So these are both lovely examples of Regency.
34:44The Regency boxes were usually done in mahogany,
34:48sometimes king wood and rose wood.
34:51May I please see that one?
34:53Oh, man.
34:54I know.
34:54I know.
34:55I'm asking a lot here.
34:56This is a sarcophagus shape,
34:59which is coffin.
35:01Ooh.
35:02Yeah, right?
35:03I don't like that one already.
35:04Around that time,
35:05Napoleon traveled to Egypt,
35:07and the Europeans became really into Egyptology.
35:12So you'll see a lot of the sarcophagus shape.
35:18This is called a triple tea caddy,
35:21because there are three compartments.
35:24These held the tea,
35:25and this would have held the sugar.
35:28They called it a mixing bowl.
35:30Everything looks original and intact.
35:33There was some keys in one of them.
35:35There are actually the two original keys in this.
35:38With a little tassel.
35:39Yes, which is a great detail.
35:42Now, nobody uses these, of course, anymore to store tea.
35:46They're decorative boxes.
35:47They're beautiful.
35:48I have my collection of tortoiseshell boxes.
35:50I've had these for 25 years.
35:52They're 200 years old,
35:54and the sea turtles are extremely endangered.
35:58So you can't sell these.
36:00You can own them,
36:01but you certainly can't transport them
36:04in and out of the country.
36:0525 years ago,
36:07I paid $5,000 for this tortoiseshell tea caddy.
36:11And if they're in this kind of condition,
36:14they're known to go up to $20,000 for a tea caddy.
36:21All right, let's get down to business.
36:23I want to know what these bad boys are worth.
36:25Okay.
36:26Let's discuss this one first.
36:29This one, it's done in a beautiful flame mahogany.
36:35With the key.
36:36It's the triple compartment with the center.
36:41Whoops.
36:42There's the extra key.
36:43With the keys.
36:45The keys.
36:46There are two keys with beautiful detailing around the lids.
36:52It's very handsome and it's very heavy.
36:54You can feel the quality in this box.
37:00I want to know what these bad boys were.
37:03I think that you could fetch $350.
37:12That's what I thought it'd be.
37:13Okay.
37:14Then we have the smaller box here.
37:15The sarcophagus.
37:16The sarcophagus.
37:16The sarcophagus.
37:18Mm-hmm.
37:18It's a fruit wood box.
37:20Beautiful shape.
37:22Original brass handles.
37:25It has the original lids.
37:28And the detailing's exquisite.
37:30It is in excellent condition.
37:34Really beautiful.
37:36A little more collectible than this one.
37:40I would put this at a price of $650.
37:49A thousand bucks for the two.
37:51A thousand dollars for the pair.
37:52Ain't nothing like a good old grand on a hard day's work.
37:55Absolutely.
37:55Thank you, thank you.
37:56Oh, thank you.
37:57Guess what I'm going to go do.
37:58You're going to go buy some tea.
38:00Nope.
38:00Make me a grand.
38:01Oh.
38:02So you're going to become a tea connoisseur.
38:04I am.
38:05A tea connoisseller.
38:15Braini and I are driving to the Mountain High Ski Resort to get this snow stuff checked
38:19out.
38:21I drove all the way to Cali.
38:23Well, it's a few more miles on the odometer.
38:27Hi.
38:28Grandi, Mary, how you girls doing?
38:29Good.
38:30We got the stuff.
38:32All right, look at this.
38:33What is that here?
38:34Yes.
38:35We got all kinds of stuff.
38:35Wow, all right.
38:37How are you doing?
38:37Great.
38:38How about you girls?
38:39Cold.
38:39Yeah.
38:41Well, that's incredible.
38:42Let's take a look.
38:42These look amazing.
38:44These look terrific.
38:45Okay.
38:47And we've got some poles here as well.
38:49Yep.
38:50Look at these guys.
38:51These look a little bit newer.
38:52Oh, yeah.
38:53With the metal?
38:54With the metal aluminum.
38:55That's to make it a little bit stronger and lighter, more durable.
38:58Okay.
38:58Okay.
38:58Those are great.
39:00These are really interesting though.
39:01These are just for art.
39:02Like these don't have foot straps on them and probably wouldn't be too usable.
39:05Do you think somebody used those but there's no longer straps and they became decorative?
39:10That's my assumption.
39:10Yeah, there needs to be something on here to attach it to the foot and that's been lost
39:15to time.
39:16How old do you think they are?
39:17These probably look like they're the oldest of the bunch.
39:19I would say 1940s.
39:21Okay.
39:21These other two, these are the newest of the three.
39:25This is leather right here.
39:26Not rawhide like that might be.
39:28But these are actually in really good condition.
39:31I would venture to say these have never been used.
39:33Nice.
39:33You might have a brand new pair on your hands.
39:35Wow.
39:35And maybe they're on someone's wall for a while.
39:37But these could be used right now if you want to take them out and try them out.
39:40Sure.
39:40These could definitely work.
39:41Saddle up, Mary.
39:42Okay.
39:43I mean, would somebody use these that are this large?
39:45This seems awfully awkward.
39:47Believe it or not, the bigger the better.
39:48When you're in deep snow, it's the size of the footprint that actually displaces your
39:52weight and that's what makes it easier for you to kind of stay on top of the snow.
39:55And I think if you're interested, this is what modern day snowshoes look like.
39:58So quite a bit different.
39:59This is what someone would use here for hunting and mountain climbing these days.
40:03These are light, easy to just strap on your backpack and carry them up.
40:06So if you're ever doing any winter exploring, this is what you'd see in someone's back.
40:10I'm not much of a winter explorer.
40:12I prefer sunshine and sand.
40:15We're in Southern California.
40:16So believe it or not, the ocean is an hour and a half that way.
40:19And Mojave Desert's about 30 minutes that way.
40:21So we're right in the middle at 8,000 feet.
40:23Such a cool state, California.
40:25You can go anywhere, you know?
40:27Go to the beach, go to the desert, go to the snow.
40:31Typical Californian.
40:32Never stops talking about how cool California is.
40:36Okay, so what do you think for the total of all these guys?
40:40Yeah, money.
40:41We want to talk about money now.
40:42We've got four sets of snowshoes here.
40:44Three of them are definitely usable, although these two might be best on the wall.
40:47We've got two sets of poles here.
40:50I'd say you're probably looking at around $550.
40:56What?
40:57Okay.
40:57That's great.
40:58You can buy me dinner.
41:00Yes.
41:01All right, well, we've got snowshoes, we've got snow.
41:03I'm going to go for a hike.
41:04Yes.
41:05Sounds super.
41:07Ivy Calvin hooted and hollered his way to a victorious $1,800.
41:15Mary Padian was California Dreamin' amassing $600 in profit.
41:23Brandy Basante made a beautiful $538.47.
41:29And it was a big swing and a miss for Dusty and Lupe, who were sent back to the miners.
41:38It's our friendship time.
41:41Friendship and snowshoes.
41:43Oh, my God.
41:44You bitch.
41:48These snowshoes are working pretty well.
41:49These work like a chomp.
41:51You guys are doing great.
41:52Yeah, look at us.
41:53We didn't even fall.
41:54I know.
41:55Whoa!
41:58Whoa!
42:00Whoa!
42:01Whoa!
42:02Whoa!
42:03Whoa!
42:04Whoa!
42:07Whoa!
42:09Whoa!
42:10Nope.
42:11Oh.
42:12This is why we need snowshoes.
42:13All right.
42:14Snow angels.
42:15Let's go.
42:17This is why I miss California.
42:19Definitely no way to make snow angels in Texas.
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