The WW2 ration coupon book was interesting. I wish we had a flea market like that here; I love digging through stuff. Most of the thrifts are trying to look like boutiques, and flea markets display their wares neatly on tables. Love the Halloween items!
Dear Rene, paper napkins can be unwrinkled. Set your iron on lowest setting, cover your ironing surface with a white cloth hanky place your napkin then another hanky and press lightly. It works! Wa-La! Love tbe vids. Keep up the good work and happy hunting!😊
Some pretty neat finds at this flea market. As a brandnew bookseller, these items might have been also interesting for you: The Lone Ranger´s New Deputy, Kit Carson and the Mountain Men, and (unbelievable !) Wilhelm Ruland´s Legends of the Rhine ! 🙂Good to see that those flea market places are numbered which will avoid a lot of misunderstandings (we don´t have this over here). Great haul, my personal favorites were the year books from the 1920s which tell us a lot of history (e.g. that this school from 1924 was packed with the children of German immigrants, and their hair fashion back in those days 😄). Very entertaining and informative, thanks for taking us along ! Greets from GER, U.
I love the hair! Like a mixture of bed head and "I tried... this is the result" haha :0) The hair, the outfits, the names! Travel back in time to experience high school in 1924, one can wish! So many books, so little time. I'm still waiting to come across some really good book in my recent storage pallet book buy, but alas, nothing... yet! Hope that you had a nice weekend!
That seller was a true gentleman and he understands good customer service and retention. I adore old Halloween as it is my favorite holiday. Those die cuts and napkins are fantastic! Kudos.
At first he showed me the extra napkin & then said he’d put it on the table so others could see it. I didn’t think anything of it & then that’s when he handed it to me & said he was just kidding & had been watching for me to walk by again so he could give it to me. A nice guy for sure!
I like the older yearbooks when the editors or whomever wrote the blurb under the photo, instead of each student having a quote or something. "MILDRED BECK - Ask Mildred why she doesn't go to Church on Sunday night! She's quiet in school but when you get her outside, oh my!" And DANIEL BURKEY - couldn't quite read it but it looks something like, "His boss says he is too slouchy to hold a responsible position." Another one of the guys' notes said something like, "Did you know they don't run for trolleys or girls in NYC because another one will be along in 3 minutes." (used to be able to say all kinds of things back in the day which aren't nice now). Probably some good stories behind those quotes. Matchbooks are remarkable. I found one once from a car dealership my Dad's Uncle had owned way back when - couldn't believe it. Glad you found good things and the FM season is starting strong. Hope you've got more adventures planned for the week! Thanks for the video and have a great Sunday afternoon!
So true on the little yearbook statements! I wonder if they took editing as serious as they do now. I know for my high school yearbook class photo, it had to be taken several times to ensure a "decent one". Then each was thoroughly inspected in case anyone was doing anything "bad". Kids were still able to slip a few things under the radar in the photo statements. I think I had an abbreviation for something that was most likely an inside joke between my friends and I. Can't remember what it means now! Matchbooks and naturally ashtrays were souvenirs that now hold a great history. I have a few ashtrays from local places and like you, places that my family worked. A few adventures are planned for the week, so looking forward to that. Hope that you have a great work week!
I almost always read the comments in Rene’s videos. I will scroll and read, not necessarily looking at commenters name but I’ll start reading a couple of sentences and guess you’re the commenter by your “style” of writing and sense of humor. It’s like I can recognize a few of the regular commenters here. It’s now become part of the whole experience of watching PAM videos!
So much to look through. Great finds. Love the Halloween cat and owl. And those napkins. I wish we had a local flea market like this. We did once. It has since closed permanently
Ohhh, Renee I would have bought that “What’s that Plane?” book. So world war 2! Glad you had fun at the flea market. Yep, I’m glad it’s that time of year!
Wowsers some real cool finds. What's up next? I just love your videos. And I love you kiddo. Stay safe and well. ❤️😘💕💕💕🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻✌️
Wonderful job slowly showing us what you looked at. I really enjoy seeing what you look at and find. I love the halloween cat. I hope you can keep him. My son lives in east Idaho across the river from Yellowstone. They camp and hike in the area often. I hope you can get to Yellowstone again soon.
Small Box marked stickers was a Good item had vintage stickers and Wacky Package Stickers..Also always check Knife Sheaths.. Vintage marked ones s can bring $$ Great Content as Usual Great vintage finds. Really Enjoyed the Video.
Hello Renee. The year books are amazing. I love the hair styles back then . I could never do my hair like that. I’m so happy for you finding the Yellowstone match book , it’s amazing for sure. But you know my favorite is the Halloween. The cat is so perfect I can’t believe how beautiful it is. Amazing finds out there today. I’m glad you had a great time. Take care. 🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🥰🥰🥰🫖☕️🫖☕️🫖☕️🥰🥰🥰💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Thank you so much for this great video❣👍 Yes, spring, flea markets,, G-sales, peas are coming up in my container garden, 🥀and it's time for fun🤩🌻 adventures in history, you might find the right boxed mystery😅 great finds📚with you.
Looked like a pretty good flea market, think you did well with the Halloween, the cat was great! The year books for a dollar how could you not buy them The comic book artist Robert Crumb grew up in Milford Delaware, my good friend lives there and he is a Crumb fanatic and we have been looking for the Year Book from Crumbs high school graduation Some years back we actually got to meet Robert Crumb, his sister lived in my Town. He got a kick out of us looking for the year book, said if we find it he would trade a drawing for it since he doesn’t have one either I did ok at my Saturday flea market nothing great just some bread and butter stuff
Another interesting one Renee - fascinating year books to look through, especially with regard to how long it takes to pronounce the name of Philip William Daniel Justice Makewich Randolph Erasmus Beaufort Hollingsbrook Lionel Lonsdale De - Bismuth….esq…
Thank you SO MUCH Renee for bringing me down memory lane with those little paper Halloween decor items, especially the black cat. i remember them growing up as a little girl. A wonderful time in life. Have a wonderful week
I didn't realize that Reading High School wasn't coed until 1927. Those issues of the Epitome are from the High School for Boys. Probably the other one is for the High School for Girls. I went to a next-door school district (Antietam). My grandfather was a student at Mount Penn High School right around the time of those yearbooks.
Omg that vintage Halloween was AMAZING!!!! Also, I really do appreciate you saying what flea markets you are at! Before when you didn't say where you were I would have to really investigate the surroundings andd look for state license plates and then try to put that all together to google what flea market it was lol. Some are a little too far for me but this one is only about 2 1/2 hours away from me so I may have to take a rode trip one day. Do their hours stay just the one day a week all season? Btw those yearbooks are AMAZING!!!!
They are open every Wednesday & they also do special market events on Sundays (you can check out their website). I would wait until the weather gets a bit nicer/warmer and if it looks like it's going to be a good weather Wednesday with no chance of rain or oppressive heat, then it should be a good day to go!
I look forward to your videos they make me so happy to see what you find or sell. Just wanted to share with you, you make my day all the time. You brighten up my day with your smile and enthusiasm. Thank you.🙏
Give it a few more weeks & once the weather breaks and we are a tad bit warmer in the morning, it will be booming! Though honestly, even for this day with a chance of rain the afternoon, it was a pretty decent turnout. They didn't open the one field though, they just had everyone fill in the regular spots.
Hi Renee. What a great Flea Market today. I love the Halloween 👻🎃 you found and the napkins are amazing too. Their are some wonderful people who can find nice things and give it to you as well. God Bless you dear sweet Renee. Have a wonderful rest of your day. HUGS 🤗. Mari'a.❤️❤️❤️🤗🤗🤗🎃👻👍👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎🌼🌸🌺👋👋👋👋👋
Jesus is everywhere.☺ I bet that shampoo smells great. You scored some great things. Those yearbooks are like a hundred years old! My 50th HS graduation is coming up and it blows my mind.
I'm sure they will. I didn't go to the 10th one or the 25th one, I'll definitely not go to the 50th one in two years. I absolutely hated my HS. It was full of prejudice snobs. If your daddy wasn't rich, you were dirt kind of mentality.
@@pegs1659 For some reason, I think my class had a 2 or 3 year reunion (for whatever reason). I went and there were maybe 25 people there. I haven't been to another one...
I have a couple of really old field knives that are missing their sheaths. I would have grabbed that old sheath at the bottom of the box. Guess I need to get out and search so yard sales and swap meets.
Just what you need...more books!!! Those vintage yearbooks are interesting. I have a collection of these from my high school, Polytechnic, here in San Francisco, yes, mine are included...and they qualify as VINTAGE, graduated in 1960! Sadly the 1914 building was demolished in the late 70's, due to...earthquake issues. More like land grab and political issues. These also cost the city its 1929 Fox Movie Palace in 1963! Sad. The Poly year book collection spans the years 1918-1965. One is a treasure...June 1943...the year of my birth.
Blue Bus Dave is still out there selling & buying, just not on RUclips anymore. I usually see him when I go to the Golden Nugget. He seems to be doing well!
Wait! You zoomed right over those tiny miniatures - not all collectible, and I'm not well versed, but google Vintage miniatures :) . You make lovely videos. I really like your commentary and delivery style! I guess I should have said - expensively collectible - I'm sure they're all collectible to someone!
02:00 Sticker box...and she left it.(sigh) 10:19 Same sex high schools were the norm in urban areas back when. My mom graduated from one in 1947, pretty much the end of them. Public high school, not private.
Ahhhh! You missed the Wacky Pack stickers at 1:57 into your video! How dare you! 😊🥃 Cheers from Canada! I’ll let that one slide 😁Your videos are always great!
Rene I was just wondering if you were gonna have another video of all those totes you got, ur first video you only opened a few and you said you had about 30 more ?
@@PaperandMoose ya thats what I thought.. same in my area... too many people selling online now.. How does Taco manage to find things in the trash though ?
@@oldskool1979 We go to different places. If I were to go to the towns he goes in, that's at least a 30-minute drive for me (one way) just to get there.
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I struggle with wanting to buy everything I see and like. You are my good example of restraint. Love your videos.
The WW2 ration coupon book was interesting. I wish we had a flea market like that here; I love digging through stuff. Most of the thrifts are trying to look like boutiques, and flea markets display their wares neatly on tables. Love the Halloween items!
You have a remarkable amount of restraint..so many cool things...
Dear Rene, paper napkins can be unwrinkled. Set your iron on lowest setting, cover your ironing surface with a white cloth hanky place your napkin then another hanky and press lightly. It works! Wa-La! Love tbe vids. Keep up the good work and happy hunting!😊
Some pretty neat finds at this flea market. As a brandnew bookseller, these items might have been also interesting for you: The Lone Ranger´s New Deputy, Kit Carson and the Mountain Men, and (unbelievable !) Wilhelm Ruland´s Legends of the Rhine ! 🙂Good to see that those flea market places are numbered which will avoid a lot of misunderstandings (we don´t have this over here). Great haul, my personal favorites were the year books from the 1920s which tell us a lot of history (e.g. that this school from 1924 was packed with the children of German immigrants, and their hair fashion back in those days 😄). Very entertaining and informative, thanks for taking us along ! Greets from GER, U.
I love the hair! Like a mixture of bed head and "I tried... this is the result" haha :0) The hair, the outfits, the names! Travel back in time to experience high school in 1924, one can wish! So many books, so little time. I'm still waiting to come across some really good book in my recent storage pallet book buy, but alas, nothing... yet! Hope that you had a nice weekend!
It is always fun to see what kind of goodies you find. 😊🎉.
Wow! 100 year old yearbooks for $1.00. Those vintage Halloween napkins were so cute. 🥰❤️😍👏
Lovely items! That “CAT” 🐈⬛ was EVERYTHING!🖤
In such good shape too! Usually, I find them missing an ear or creased down the middle. He was a nice surprise!
Your voice is very soothing in the evenings when I scroll through the accounts I love. It’s always nice to see such a nice person and follow along.
I ditto that!
That seller was a true gentleman and he understands good customer service and retention. I adore old Halloween as it is my favorite holiday. Those die cuts and napkins are fantastic! Kudos.
At first he showed me the extra napkin & then said he’d put it on the table so others could see it. I didn’t think anything of it & then that’s when he handed it to me & said he was just kidding & had been watching for me to walk by again so he could give it to me. A nice guy for sure!
Love your flea market videos. I just wish they were a little longer
I like the older yearbooks when the editors or whomever wrote the blurb under the photo, instead of each student having a quote or something. "MILDRED BECK - Ask Mildred why she doesn't go to Church on Sunday night! She's quiet in school but when you get her outside, oh my!" And DANIEL BURKEY - couldn't quite read it but it looks something like, "His boss says he is too slouchy to hold a responsible position." Another one of the guys' notes said something like, "Did you know they don't run for trolleys or girls in NYC because another one will be along in 3 minutes." (used to be able to say all kinds of things back in the day which aren't nice now). Probably some good stories behind those quotes. Matchbooks are remarkable. I found one once from a car dealership my Dad's Uncle had owned way back when - couldn't believe it. Glad you found good things and the FM season is starting strong. Hope you've got more adventures planned for the week! Thanks for the video and have a great Sunday afternoon!
So true on the little yearbook statements! I wonder if they took editing as serious as they do now. I know for my high school yearbook class photo, it had to be taken several times to ensure a "decent one". Then each was thoroughly inspected in case anyone was doing anything "bad". Kids were still able to slip a few things under the radar in the photo statements. I think I had an abbreviation for something that was most likely an inside joke between my friends and I. Can't remember what it means now! Matchbooks and naturally ashtrays were souvenirs that now hold a great history. I have a few ashtrays from local places and like you, places that my family worked. A few adventures are planned for the week, so looking forward to that. Hope that you have a great work week!
I almost always read the comments in Rene’s videos. I will scroll and read, not necessarily looking at commenters name but I’ll start reading a couple of sentences and guess you’re the commenter by your “style” of writing and sense of humor. It’s like I can recognize a few of the regular commenters here. It’s now become part of the whole experience of watching PAM videos!
Great finds. What a fun flea market where there’s just layers and layers to dig through.
Looks to be a good day at the flea market. Welcome spring 👍🏻 ~ Texas
Bosco Bear, long time since I heard that. Great day Renee. Thank you. 🐈⬛
So much to look through. Great finds. Love the Halloween cat and owl. And those napkins. I wish we had a local flea market like this. We did once. It has since closed permanently
Ohhh, Renee I would have bought that “What’s that Plane?” book. So world war 2!
Glad you had fun at the flea market. Yep, I’m glad it’s that time of year!
Good morning! Time for tea, toast, and P & M! My favorite way to start the day. I so wanted those two tins of buttons. How much were they asking?
Wowsers some real cool finds. What's up next? I just love your videos. And I love you kiddo. Stay safe and well. ❤️😘💕💕💕🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻✌️
i am glad there are no...swap meets where i am...! I would be in so much trouble...!
Wonderful job slowly showing us what you looked at. I really enjoy seeing what you look at and find. I love the halloween cat. I hope you can keep him. My son lives in east Idaho across the river from Yellowstone. They camp and hike in the area often. I hope you can get to Yellowstone again soon.
Renee’ you are the Queen 👸 of the flea market
Good for you Renee..you got a few items.Halloween& a few goodies. Having fun is what it's about.👍🌴🌺🐞🌸🦜💞
The CAT!!! Oh my gosh!!! Waaaant😢❤
Small Box marked stickers was a Good item had vintage stickers and Wacky Package Stickers..Also always check Knife Sheaths..
Vintage marked ones s can bring $$
Great Content as Usual Great vintage finds.
Really Enjoyed the Video.
My brothers and I collected Wacky Stickers. Had so much fun with them
OMG...you passed by an original framed "Declaration of Independence" worth millions @ 3:11 🤣😂
It probably has a real copy of Declaration of Independence behind it... fooling us all! Haha.
Hello Renee. The year books are amazing. I love the hair styles back then . I could never do my hair like that. I’m so happy for you finding the Yellowstone match book , it’s amazing for sure. But you know my favorite is the Halloween. The cat is so perfect I can’t believe how beautiful it is. Amazing finds out there today. I’m glad you had a great time. Take care. 🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🥰🥰🥰🫖☕️🫖☕️🫖☕️🥰🥰🥰💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Really like the vintage halloween cat! I'd put that in the window for sure!
Nothing like a good Halloween score.❤
I think those things at 8:51 that look like maracas were forms for sock darning!
Thank you so much for this great video❣👍 Yes, spring, flea markets,, G-sales, peas are coming up in my container garden, 🥀and it's time for fun🤩🌻 adventures in history, you might find the right boxed mystery😅 great finds📚with you.
Looked like a pretty good flea market, think you did well with the Halloween, the cat was great!
The year books for a dollar how could you not buy them
The comic book artist Robert Crumb grew up in Milford Delaware, my good friend lives there and he is a Crumb fanatic and we have been looking for the Year Book from Crumbs high school graduation
Some years back we actually got to meet Robert Crumb, his sister lived in my Town. He got a kick out of us looking for the year book, said if we find it he would trade a drawing for it since he doesn’t have one either
I did ok at my Saturday flea market nothing great just some bread and butter stuff
Another interesting one Renee - fascinating year books to look through, especially with regard to how long it takes to pronounce the name of Philip William Daniel Justice Makewich Randolph Erasmus Beaufort Hollingsbrook Lionel Lonsdale De - Bismuth….esq…
Thank you SO MUCH Renee for bringing me down memory lane with those little paper Halloween decor items, especially the black cat. i remember them growing up as a little girl. A wonderful time in life. Have a wonderful week
I didn't realize that Reading High School wasn't coed until 1927. Those issues of the Epitome are from the High School for Boys. Probably the other one is for the High School for Girls. I went to a next-door school district (Antietam). My grandfather was a student at Mount Penn High School right around the time of those yearbooks.
Thanks for the info! Always nice when viewers can share their knowledge :0)
Omg that vintage Halloween was AMAZING!!!! Also, I really do appreciate you saying what flea markets you are at! Before when you didn't say where you were I would have to really investigate the surroundings andd look for state license plates and then try to put that all together to google what flea market it was lol. Some are a little too far for me but this one is only about 2 1/2 hours away from me so I may have to take a rode trip one day. Do their hours stay just the one day a week all season? Btw those yearbooks are AMAZING!!!!
They are open every Wednesday & they also do special market events on Sundays (you can check out their website). I would wait until the weather gets a bit nicer/warmer and if it looks like it's going to be a good weather Wednesday with no chance of rain or oppressive heat, then it should be a good day to go!
Those were some amazing treasures. Thank you for sharing 😊
Some very nice vintage Halloween
I look forward to your videos they make me so happy to see what you find or sell. Just wanted to share with you, you make my day all the time. You brighten up my day with your smile and enthusiasm. Thank you.🙏
Those old paint brushes
I can't wait to go back there, always a good time
Give it a few more weeks & once the weather breaks and we are a tad bit warmer in the morning, it will be booming! Though honestly, even for this day with a chance of rain the afternoon, it was a pretty decent turnout. They didn't open the one field though, they just had everyone fill in the regular spots.
Wow those year books were really cool. My Mom was born in 1923 and she will be 101 in June. 💕🥰. I love vintage Halloween and Christmas too!
I have The Cookie Tree. Was one of my favorite books as a kid. I also like Miss Susie about a squirrel in a tree house
Hi Renee. What a great Flea Market today. I love the Halloween 👻🎃 you found and the napkins are amazing too. Their are some wonderful people who can find nice things and give it to you as well. God Bless you dear sweet Renee. Have a wonderful rest of your day. HUGS 🤗. Mari'a.❤️❤️❤️🤗🤗🤗🎃👻👍👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎🌼🌸🌺👋👋👋👋👋
Always great to find the vintage halloween ❤
I enjoy watching you. Thanks for sharing!
What a coincidence re: Jesus puzzle. I saw two at an estate sale, yesterday. I commented to my daughter how unusual I thought they were.
Good fun hunting again! I would've grabbed the plastic pumpkin in one of those boxes in a heartbeat...
Wow I used to vend at Leesport, when I lived in Reading, every Wednesday.
I love to look through tins of buttons! Oh those early last century names!! Wow Halloween stuff is really expensive!
I love the Halloween cut outs! Great find.
Looks like a fun market.
No sweet treat review? Hope you had one (or some😉). Some great looking Halloween items. Love the shape there in 👍👍
I ended up getting a donut... well, an apple fritter. It might be a new favorite, I enjoyed it more than the donuts!
Jesus is everywhere.☺ I bet that shampoo smells great. You scored some great things. Those yearbooks are like a hundred years old! My 50th HS graduation is coming up and it blows my mind.
I hear ya, my 48 is coming up soon, yikes 😂
Will your class hold a reunion?
I'm sure they will. I didn't go to the 10th one or the 25th one, I'll definitely not go to the 50th one in two years. I absolutely hated my HS. It was full of prejudice snobs. If your daddy wasn't rich, you were dirt kind of mentality.
@@pegs1659 For some reason, I think my class had a 2 or 3 year reunion (for whatever reason). I went and there were maybe 25 people there. I haven't been to another one...
I absolutely love the Halloween items! Great picks!
I have a couple of really old field knives that are missing their sheaths. I would have grabbed that old sheath at the bottom of the box. Guess I need to get out and search so yard sales and swap meets.
My favourites were the Halloween goodies 🖤🧡
Love from Boston ♥️...
Fun flea market day 😊
Just what you need...more books!!! Those vintage yearbooks are interesting. I have a collection of these from my high school, Polytechnic, here in San Francisco, yes, mine are included...and they qualify as VINTAGE, graduated in 1960! Sadly the 1914 building was demolished in the late 70's, due to...earthquake issues. More like land grab and political issues. These also cost the city its 1929 Fox Movie Palace in 1963! Sad. The Poly year book collection spans the years 1918-1965. One is a treasure...June 1943...the year of my birth.
You have the best collections, Larry! Any adventures coming up this week?
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Love the channel Renee your smile and laugh cheer me up I sometimes get very down but watching your content cheers me . Love from Northern Ireland 😊
Glad that my videos can help cheer you up! Thank you so much for watching & hopefully you continue to enjoy my future videos!
I wanted the duck in the top hat matches!
Next time you see those Tupperware salt and pepper shakers, pick them up. They go for good money. I wish I had a set.
I always enjoy your videos, keep up the excellent content.
Wacky Packages stickers @ 1:57!
Lots of great smalls.
😊😊love your hair like that..
I have yrbooks that belonged to our other Momma Ceann and she went to highschool with Naomi Judd.
Oh wow!
@@PaperandMoose yes they were in the same graduation class.
Guess I shouldn't be discriminantly throwing things in the trash. What do folks do with old nampkins?
A variety of things, from collecting to using in crafts. Vintage holiday napkins, the older the better, are desired & sought after.
Junk journals are a big one with napkins. I just would have to learn to craft with them.
do you know how blue bus dave is doing hope he is doing well years ago it was dave that brought me to your channel... miss that guy !!!
Blue Bus Dave is still out there selling & buying, just not on RUclips anymore. I usually see him when I go to the Golden Nugget. He seems to be doing well!
Wait! You zoomed right over those tiny miniatures - not all collectible, and I'm not well versed, but google Vintage miniatures :) . You make lovely videos. I really like your commentary and delivery style! I guess I should have said - expensively collectible - I'm sure they're all collectible to someone!
I have my mother's yearbook from 1957, almost every picture has the word "dead" written in, musta been something in the water there, lol
Oh my gosh! Did she write that in after each person passed?
Yes she did Renee, it was creepy looking at it!
I love you Paper
02:00 Sticker box...and she left it.(sigh) 10:19 Same sex high schools were the norm in urban areas back when. My mom graduated from one in 1947, pretty much the end of them. Public high school, not private.
The stickers were pricey, I asked.
Ahhhh! You missed the Wacky Pack stickers at 1:57 into your video!
How dare you!
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Cheers from Canada!
I’ll let that one slide 😁Your videos are always great!
I did notice them, just the asking price was a little rich. Thanks for watching!
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Renee what flea market was this? Enjoyed this immensely
Ir and Chicago wi not not more fleas Markers 😢😢😢😢
I was a nurse for 50 years. You know why they don't serve walnuts in the hospital? They serve pecans instead. ( pee cans )
Rene I was just wondering if you were gonna have another video of all those totes you got, ur first video you only opened a few and you said you had about 30 more ?
Yes, that video will be out this week, most likely on Friday.
And what’s the name of this flea?
Oh my word! I had no idea people paid that much for the napkins! Something else to look for! 😂😂
Marie
Did you stop Trash picking videos ? Any reason why ?
No trash to pick. People aren’t putting out “good” trash like they used to, so I have to save up any decent finds in order to make one video.
@@PaperandMoose ya thats what I thought.. same in my area... too many people selling online now.. How does Taco manage to find things in the trash though ?
@@oldskool1979 We go to different places. If I were to go to the towns he goes in, that's at least a 30-minute drive for me (one way) just to get there.
Do you have a email address Renee’?