Tip for moving out in a scramble: rather than wasting money on storage keeping junk, post on Craigslist, FB Marketplace, etc. A friend was moving and had a lot of items she didn't want to fuss with, keep, pack, etc. So, she put it all on a table in the corner of her garage, took a picture, and posted, "Moving out. Each item is $5 each." She got a couple people, but then a guy showed up, made an offer and took all of her stuff. Another day she put a bunch of stuff at the end of her driveway - treadmill, scrap metal, nightstand, etc. - and posted a pic that said "free," and it was gone in 45 minutes. Better to sell it dirt cheap than waste money on storing stuff you're not going to come back for. Alex said it best when he said a fast nickel is better than a slow dime.
I had a granddaughter stay with me for a year, and she was really keen on getting some stuff from storage at another house she and her brother had stayed at. Mostly toys. But even though she was in her early teens, she was SO excited to see those toys again. I feel so sorry for the children of this family. You know there are favorite toys in that find that they will never see again.
My sister paid to get my cousins’ stuff out of hock. Primarily she wanted the letters that my grandparents wrote to each other during the war…WWI. All typed with CCs. Three years worth of history. They had not even met yet. It was a “write a letter to a soldier” campaign. Worth the ransom paid. There is mention of a coat my grandmother had her eye on and was saving for…I have a photo of her in that coat with the open galoshes very popular at the time.
This type of thing makes me so sad. As a child, we lost everything when my stepdad left us and my mom got laid off. We lost our house and everything in it. I went to live with my grandparents with one small basket (like the white one in the video) of clothes and my teddy bear. All our stuff was thrown away or sold to the highest bidder. This brought all of that back to me.
@@victoriagreenfield5781 Sorry you went through such a rough childhood. Storage lockers are 1 of 2 things: People who can't let go if junk and pare down on stuff Or People going through an upheaval in their life where they find themselves without a home or secure place to live. To be honest, these are my least favorite videos of his. Years ago he'd said he didn't like or want to do storage lockers for reasons you mentioned. He'd had a similar childhood. But him having sold the store, he has to acquire items somewhere.
Thank you Alex for having decent human respect about going through someone's stuff. This one was a hard one. Clothes and most toys have little resale value but are such personal items. That unit was so stuffed and so random full of tiny stuff. It's sad that someone probably packed in in a panic. So good that you donate winter clothes and the bed. Thanks, happy holidays and HUGS
17:41 This box was such a treasure chest. Random and beautiful objects, lovingly gathered. Little or no value in and of themselves, but they meant something to the person who assembled them. I would love this box of things. It reminds me of some of my little trinket collections.
What is really sad with this unit is that those toys and plushies were probably some little guys' childhood memories that he is never getting back, made me very heavy hearted. I hope some other child gets some of those to enjoy and be happy.
When an apartment is being abandoned sometimes the landlord can't reach the tenant so they put all their stuff into the storage unit and then the tenant has to pay for the storage and claim their things if they want it.
We have a store here in my city in WI that is called "Left Behind". It's run by some landlords who sell used stuff that their tenants left in the apartments. Things like kitchen goods, decorative items, clothing and furniture, etc. It's very, very reasonable.
Big up and well done to Melissa's friend for giving a home to somebody, I wish I was close by as I have some new bedding I could donate . . . England is a long way to post something! Happy New Year and many thanks.
@ we don’t donate and recycle like you do in America, we have a place called the tip but stiff is still put into land fill from there and they don’t pay you for metal stuff
I'm addicted to watching. It's sad, though. Reminds me of when I had to go through my sister's belongings when her husband passed away 9 years after she did. He didn't clear out her stuff after she passed away, so there was stuff I remembered from when we were younger. And his stuff.
Alex is definitely a wealth of knowledge. Some other youtube guys that do storage lockers know nothing and it's frustrating watching them discard stuff of value
I like that big bald eagle picture. Problem is that I'm in Delavan Illinois USA. Like your videos too. Got my own ebay store past 2 yrs doing part time with my wife. We got now 1600 items listed in it.
what a fascinating video! I really enjoyed watching your process of digging through the $400 junk storage unit. It’s amazing how many hidden gems can be found in such places. Personally, I think you did a great job showcasing the potential value in seemingly useless items. I love the thrill of the hunt, and you definitely captured that! Can’t wait to see what else you discover in future episodes!
It is amazing how much storage units cost and the amount they raise the prices to. So easy to lose a unit for someone else to purchase. Happy Holidays to you and your family
I feel the same...this looks like someone who may have been evicted and had to shove all their contents into the storage unit, and then lost that too. I'm very glad they can make something good come out of it, but it makes me sad. 😢
Especially when you see their clothing, toys, beds….who can go live somewhere else without their personals. You wonder if their children lives are okay? I’m glad they can make use of this, but you’re right, it makes you sad the parents can’t get it together for their family.
Alex said he returned the cart to the store, presumably Home Depot. That would be sad if the cart was actually purchased and Alex just returned it instead of selling to help recoup his money.
It's intriguing to watch being you have to have nerves of steel to deal. I'm one who does not save items. If I haven't used it in over 6 months, I throw it or donate. Kudoes😊
Storage lockers can be really hit or miss. It's difficult to judge from a photo or two. This one was unbelievably stuffed full. Hope you got back your investment and a bit to cover gas for the truck and other expenses.
Happy New Year. My daughter and I get bags of clothing from friends. We pick out a few items we can use, then donate the warm items to Food pantries and shelters. Other items go to other charities. Near Chicago, Tina, Al's wife
My daughter needed that Enfamil, and boy was it expensive and that was 20 years ago. Unfortunately, when I find it, I usually throw it away because they have had so many recalls, and I don't have the time to check batch numbers.
Thats what we used to call an addict unit. They got evicted, lost their kids, lived on the streets, couldn’t afford the rent so ducked calls, and now the unit is sold. Sad story but happens all the time.
I would have liked to see the clothing in the bags. There are clothing consignment shops that may take them or do you bring them to the auction? Thanks Alex! You did good on this one.
FYI, if the stuffing are in great shape, fire departments are always needing them for giving them to kuds on emergency responses...clue to all you folks who win stuff at carnivals & casino games 😊
Even units with black bags pf clothes can be profitable. I had a $60 unit with 2 totes (and a New Huskey tool box) and about 12 large black bags of clothes.. to sort thru. A few nice winter jackets, 4 or 5 Harley Davidson t-Shirts.. already have my money back. After sorting 12 bags I think I had 3 totes full of name brand clothing to be washed and sell. And about 10 bags of clothes and bedding(sheets or blankets/towels) that go to a Church donation for the Homeless. And because everything was bagged or in boxes... maybe only 1 hour labor to load up. Time is just like money too.
I’m surprised that you don’t always take the trailer on these clean outs. It should cut down on the multiple trips and sorting what will fit in the back of the truck.
@@primordial_platypus Agreed. I'd just show footage of what's in there. And then load it all up, get it home, then go through it with more time to do so.
@ it’s still good to separate what goes to the dump early on and possibly the donations to save having to move them twice. I’m sure he has a reason for not always taking the trailer as he does this frequently and has a method to the madness.
People have sent him GoPros, but he won't use them. He says he prefers to hold a camera so he can show the viewers what he wants them to see. A helmet or chest mounted camera is more difficult to maneuver.
Alex left a comment saying he returned it to the store and they were surprised it left their store because those things are super heavy. I presume it was Home Depot.
I wish people would stop being so negative about things Alex buys why do you watch it than,Alex you have great content I love watching I did do the same before I became disabled love watching from Lincolnton North Carolina
I love Alex, his family and his treasure-hunting adventures! I don't know why people complain or can't watch another channel. I have always enjoyed adventures and finding things. When I used to live in my grandpa's house almost every day was a treasure hunting day for us kids. We would go through the attic, the garage, and Gramp's workshop and find lots of really cool stuff like the ones Alex finds -- he rarely finds such as vintage items -- anyhow, Grandpa and Grandma always kept us on our feet and away from the TV. This series by Curiosity Inc. and Family is so much fun! I'm sure Alex's children will pass down the treasure-hunting memories to their own children someday, too!
@@hameley12 I don't see it as negativity It is sad people cannot recover their possessions, but something needs to be done with them and Alex always shows the most respect for the items.
@judytieger8976 Yes. I feel the same way. I have also lost items growing up, either my foster parents threw it away or I would accidentally lose something and felt guilty about it. I always dreamed that another child would find that item or toy and cherish it as much as I did. Yes, it's sad when families lose their possessions to fire, earthquakes or in this case because they stopped paying the storage unit rental. I feel the pain along with them while someone else takes possession of these items. But it makes me happy that they will go to other families and not the landfill. ✌️❄️❄️❄️
Alex,Melissa my storage units explorers. Hopefully you will get your money back. Lots of plastic bigs full of stuff. A lot of sorting. Until next time. Please, take care and stay safe. Happy New Year. Love ya 🍾🥂🎊😇🌈🙏🇺🇸🎈🌞❤️🦢😘🌹🕊️
Could be. It's always a mystery as to why someone chose to pay to store all this stuff and then abandoned it all. I doubt that a landlord would bother to store this stuff though.
Most people who willingly abandon storage units know what's in them. They aren't likely to walk away from anything of substantial value. Units not willingly abandoned (death or other serious circumstances) have better chances of being worthwhile. Unfortunately, there is usually no way of knowing which is which.
Make sure you look at the rocks closer. I'm sure there may be some nice pieces in there. Otherwise who hauls rocks into a storage locker if they aren't worth keepeing
This one deserves 30,000 likes. The Salvation Army doesn't come close to Alexander Archbold in donations. This looks like a last-minute home eviction notice storage. Very sad.
I wonder whether they seeded this unit with a load of junk from random other units. At least that was My thought when I saw a huge dolly loaded with piles of random crap was that maybe it came from other units. I sure you weren’t taken by the storage unit company!
The little pop figure is from five nights at Freddy’s. If you find other stuff from five nights at Freddy’s. Like plush, pops or like Lego a lot of that stuff goes for good money. I collect them myself so that’s how I know. Lol
This is the first time I've felt really anxious almost from the get go when you started digging in a storage unit. Yikes! So much misc. clutter and zero organization! I'm only at 8:39, so imagine it'll get better. Knock wood!
A gold ring can be worth a few hundred? I have some looking through stuff to do. lol. I like that you donate to charity and not to second hand stores that aren't involved in charity.
First silver case you opened, those are 100% tattoo guns. I have 2 and mine looks exactly like that (except mine has skulls and not LA or a scorpion). Couldn’t tell the brand or if they’re good. Looked semi used
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Regarding the cart: we did return it back to the store, they seemed surprised it ended up in a storage unit, they are super heavy!
Tip for moving out in a scramble: rather than wasting money on storage keeping junk, post on Craigslist, FB Marketplace, etc.
A friend was moving and had a lot of items she didn't want to fuss with, keep, pack, etc. So, she put it all on a table in the corner of her garage, took a picture, and posted, "Moving out. Each item is $5 each." She got a couple people, but then a guy showed up, made an offer and took all of her stuff. Another day she put a bunch of stuff at the end of her driveway - treadmill, scrap metal, nightstand, etc. - and posted a pic that said "free," and it was gone in 45 minutes.
Better to sell it dirt cheap than waste money on storing stuff you're not going to come back for. Alex said it best when he said a fast nickel is better than a slow dime.
I had a granddaughter stay with me for a year, and she was really keen on getting some stuff from storage at another house she and her brother had stayed at. Mostly toys. But even though she was in her early teens, she was SO excited to see those toys again. I feel so sorry for the children of this family. You know there are favorite toys in that find that they will never see again.
I always feel that too whenever there are children's toys etc. in storage. Souch loss for them.
@@bonnielucas1941 Me too.
They will be all right. We can't die and take things with us.
My sister paid to get my cousins’ stuff out of hock. Primarily she wanted the letters that my grandparents wrote to each other during the war…WWI. All typed with CCs. Three years worth of history. They had not even met yet. It was a “write a letter to a soldier” campaign. Worth the ransom paid. There is mention of a coat my grandmother had her eye on and was saving for…I have a photo of her in that coat with the open galoshes very popular at the time.
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What I wouldn't give to have had something like that from my grandfather when he was in WW1. That's awesome to have for you.
This type of thing makes me so sad. As a child, we lost everything when my stepdad left us and my mom got laid off. We lost our house and everything in it. I went to live with my grandparents with one small basket (like the white one in the video) of clothes and my teddy bear. All our stuff was thrown away or sold to the highest bidder. This brought all of that back to me.
@@victoriagreenfield5781 Sorry you went through such a rough childhood.
Storage lockers are 1 of 2 things:
People who can't let go if junk and pare down on stuff
Or
People going through an upheaval in their life where they find themselves without a home or secure place to live.
To be honest, these are my least favorite videos of his.
Years ago he'd said he didn't like or want to do storage lockers for reasons you mentioned. He'd had a similar childhood.
But him having sold the store, he has to acquire items somewhere.
Thank you Alex for having decent human respect about going through someone's stuff. This one was a hard one. Clothes and most toys have little resale value but are such personal items. That unit was so stuffed and so random full of tiny stuff. It's sad that someone probably packed in in a panic. So good that you donate winter clothes and the bed. Thanks, happy holidays and HUGS
That is what I didn't like when he had that "marketing company" it seemed like they didn't even watch some videos to see what he is like.
Definitely looked like a panic move.
17:41 This box was such a treasure chest. Random and beautiful objects, lovingly gathered. Little or no value in and of themselves, but they meant something to the person who assembled them. I would love this box of things. It reminds me of some of my little trinket collections.
What is really sad with this unit is that those toys and plushies were probably some little guys' childhood memories that he is never getting back, made me very heavy hearted. I hope some other child gets some of those to enjoy and be happy.
It is sad. I too feel for the little boy.
Thank you for giving us excellent videos. I appreciate it very much.
When an apartment is being abandoned sometimes the landlord can't reach the tenant so they put all their stuff into the storage unit and then the tenant has to pay for the storage and claim their things if they want it.
We have a store here in my city in WI that is called "Left Behind". It's run by some landlords who sell used stuff that their tenants left in the apartments. Things like kitchen goods, decorative items, clothing and furniture, etc. It's very, very reasonable.
Big up and well done to Melissa's friend for giving a home to somebody, I wish I was close by as I have some new bedding I could donate . . . England is a long way to post something! Happy New Year and many thanks.
I also watch from England , this family make my day the way they have grown over the years
Me too, England! Happy 2025 you two ladies! ❤ XXX
You must have places to donate in England.
@ we don’t donate and recycle like you do in America, we have a place called the tip but stiff is still put into land fill from there and they don’t pay you for metal stuff
@@juliepotter1675 There are charity shops all over the UK that accept donations of good used items.
I'm addicted to watching. It's sad, though. Reminds me of when I had to go through my sister's belongings when her husband passed away 9 years after she did. He didn't clear out her stuff after she passed away, so there was stuff I remembered from when we were younger. And his stuff.
Always interesting to see what you get out of a storage unit. 👍😊 Thank you for sharing this video with us.
Always good to see Alex and Melissa!!! Lots of stuff there-- I wish nothing but the best outcome for you!
For a young man your knowledge of what things are astounds me Alex 👏🌺👏
Alex is definitely a wealth of knowledge. Some other youtube guys that do storage lockers know nothing and it's frustrating watching them discard stuff of value
Oh boy,another storage unit can't wait to see what's in this one 😮I hope some real goodies !😊😊
Seems like a jigsaw puzzle, so things don't hit you on the head! Great job 😊 great video 😊😊😊
I like that big bald eagle picture. Problem is that I'm in Delavan Illinois USA. Like your videos too. Got my own ebay store past 2 yrs doing part time with my wife. We got now 1600 items listed in it.
always fun watching what you find in storage units 👍🏻
what a fascinating video! I really enjoyed watching your process of digging through the $400 junk storage unit. It’s amazing how many hidden gems can be found in such places. Personally, I think you did a great job showcasing the potential value in seemingly useless items. I love the thrill of the hunt, and you definitely captured that! Can’t wait to see what else you discover in future episodes!
Nichole Miller is a brand, dress and accessory designer - also eye glass frames...
A Nichole Miller dress was the subject of a Seinfeld episode.
It is amazing how much storage units cost and the amount they raise the prices to. So easy to lose a unit for someone else to purchase. Happy Holidays to you and your family
Happy New Year Alex, Melissa and family! ❤️😊📯☃️✨💥✨💫
I always find storage units interesting, but also a little sad.
The sum of someone's life in a 5X5 (or in this case a 5X15) box - abandoned. 😕
I feel the same...this looks like someone who may have been evicted and had to shove all their contents into the storage unit, and then lost that too. I'm very glad they can make something good come out of it, but it makes me sad. 😢
Especially when you see their clothing, toys, beds….who can go live somewhere else without their personals. You wonder if their children lives are okay? I’m glad they can make use of this, but you’re right, it makes you sad the parents can’t get it together for their family.
And sadly it left because they can afford to get it back or the passaway and no one cares
I agree it is sad that they could not afford to get their possessions back.
Not necessarily abandoned. If they don’t have the money, it’s taken. Not abandoned. Been in this situation when I was a child.
I would never question your instincts about these things. Thanks
You two have been busy. TFS, always a good, interesting video.
Home Depot does sell their carts when they get new ones so chances are its good.
That's what I was thinking - the unit owner purchased it.
Alex said he returned the cart to the store, presumably Home Depot. That would be sad if the cart was actually purchased and Alex just returned it instead of selling to help recoup his money.
Hi Alex! How are you? Hugs love to your family!😊
It's intriguing to watch being you have to have nerves of steel to deal. I'm one who does not save items. If I haven't used it in over 6 months, I throw it or donate. Kudoes😊
Hope you and your family have a Happy New Year 🎉
Thanks Alex and Melissa!
Storage lockers can be really hit or miss. It's difficult to judge from a photo or two. This one was unbelievably stuffed full. Hope you got back your investment and a bit to cover gas for the truck and other expenses.
another good find alex. and i'm sure you will get a profit like always.
Merry Christmas to the family 🎄 Been watching you guys since the beginning...
Merry Christmas to you too!
Happy New Year. My daughter and I get bags of clothing from friends. We pick out a few items we can use, then donate the warm items to Food pantries and shelters. Other items go to other charities. Near Chicago, Tina, Al's wife
That’s a great idea!
Lots of work, but the excitement is in the search…
14:20 that is a Joker Scorpion vehicle from Mattel 2014.
🙋♀️❤️ Happy New Year!
My son was obsessed with all those Cars cars.
Hello I love your work
someone with a baby will love that baby stuff
My daughter needed that Enfamil, and boy was it expensive and that was 20 years ago. Unfortunately, when I find it, I usually throw it away because they have had so many recalls, and I don't have the time to check batch numbers.
Thats what we used to call an addict unit. They got evicted, lost their kids, lived on the streets, couldn’t afford the rent so ducked calls, and now the unit is sold. Sad story but happens all the time.
Need to find an auction site like you have close by. That seems to be a lucrative side of the business. Thanks for sharing.
Hope for the best for you in making your monies back! 💞
I would have liked to see the clothing in the bags. There are clothing consignment shops that may take them or do you bring them to the auction? Thanks Alex! You did good on this one.
FYI, if the stuffing are in great shape, fire departments are always needing them for giving them to kuds on emergency responses...clue to all you folks who win stuff at carnivals & casino games 😊
Even units with black bags pf clothes can be profitable. I had a $60 unit with 2 totes (and a New Huskey tool box) and about 12 large black bags of clothes.. to sort thru. A few nice winter jackets, 4 or 5 Harley Davidson t-Shirts.. already have my money back. After sorting 12 bags I think I had 3 totes full of name brand clothing to be washed and sell. And about 10 bags of clothes and bedding(sheets or blankets/towels) that go to a Church donation for the Homeless. And because everything was bagged or in boxes... maybe only 1 hour labor to load up. Time is just like money too.
Alex you and Melissa should always wear gloves when going through stuff like this. Especially gloves that can protect you against needles.
I’m surprised that you don’t always take the trailer on these clean outs. It should cut down on the multiple trips and sorting what will fit in the back of the truck.
@@primordial_platypus Agreed. I'd just show footage of what's in there. And then load it all up, get it home, then go through it with more time to do so.
@ it’s still good to separate what goes to the dump early on and possibly the donations to save having to move them twice. I’m sure he has a reason for not always taking the trailer as he does this frequently and has a method to the madness.
Thanks for the video🙏
Early sunday morning here in Australia and l have your video to watch .love these video's
Alex if I could make a suggestion you need to get a camera hat so then you can use both hands and make it easier even a chest camera
He has said he will not do that.
Yep everyone tells him that. 😊
People have sent him GoPros, but he won't use them. He says he prefers to hold a camera so he can show the viewers what he wants them to see. A helmet or chest mounted camera is more difficult to maneuver.
The sewing stuff is in a kaboodle. ❤🎉❤
This storage unit made me sad as there are so many young families that lose their place to live and must pack up stuff in hope of better times.
I think you should keep the cart you could use it to move things from your truck to the auction house.😊
Alex left a comment saying he returned it to the store and they were surprised it left their store because those things are super heavy. I presume it was Home Depot.
I paid a couple thousand for a very dear friend to recover her belongings. Years later it was lost but no regrets!
Thanks for sharing Alex 🙂. Happy New Year to your fam.
I wish people would stop being so negative about things Alex buys why do you watch it than,Alex you have great content I love watching I did do the same before I became disabled love watching from Lincolnton North Carolina
I love Alex, his family and his treasure-hunting adventures! I don't know why people complain or can't watch another channel. I have always enjoyed adventures and finding things. When I used to live in my grandpa's house almost every day was a treasure hunting day for us kids. We would go through the attic, the garage, and Gramp's workshop and find lots of really cool stuff like the ones Alex finds -- he rarely finds such as vintage items -- anyhow, Grandpa and Grandma always kept us on our feet and away from the TV. This series by Curiosity Inc. and Family is so much fun!
I'm sure Alex's children will pass down the treasure-hunting memories to their own children someday, too!
@@hameley12 I don't see it as negativity It is sad people cannot recover their possessions, but something needs to be done with them and Alex always shows the most respect for the items.
Haven't seen a single negative comment?
@judytieger8976 Yes. I feel the same way.
I have also lost items growing up, either my foster parents threw it away or I would accidentally lose something and felt guilty about it. I always dreamed that another child would find that item or toy and cherish it as much as I did.
Yes, it's sad when families lose their possessions to fire, earthquakes or in this case because they stopped paying the storage unit rental. I feel the pain along with them while someone else takes possession of these items. But it makes me happy that they will go to other families and not the landfill. ✌️❄️❄️❄️
Alex keeps on buying unkown storage lockers......, good luck on the auctions!
Happy new year to yous all Alex ❤❤❤❤
Im always tempted to buy one of these but fortunately cant as my car is too small.
Looks like you found a few good things . Hopefully you will make your money back. Keep Safe❤Keep Well ❤ Happy New Year🎉🎉🎉
Great vid
Happy New Year! 🎉
That bag was made by Nicole miller. Great video!
That said Nicole Miller on the bag.
Alex,Melissa my storage units explorers. Hopefully you will get your money back. Lots of plastic bigs full of stuff. A lot of sorting. Until next time. Please, take care and stay safe. Happy New Year. Love ya 🍾🥂🎊😇🌈🙏🇺🇸🎈🌞❤️🦢😘🌹🕊️
My grandbaby uses that exact same baby milk formula! I so wish i was close enough to ask u for it. And yes,its very expensive
That eagle print is worth the price of admission! 😂
Depending on what sort of brand and if they are iron the tattoos guns could be up to 150 dollars each ❤
Thanks for the video,Happy New Year to you,your family,friends & followers!🎇🎆
Conkers Bad Fur Day original was a N64 game - thats the one thats more expensive, although more recently not worth as much as it was a few years back.
I've been watching you for years, @CuriosityIncorporaded. I love it! some scattered background music would be fantastic with your taste though
The baby formula is a great find!
Looks like someone went on a state sponsored vacation. And the landlord dumped the persons stuff
Could be. It's always a mystery as to why someone chose to pay to store all this stuff and then abandoned it all. I doubt that a landlord would bother to store this stuff though.
Fun!!
I am curious if you ever have the previous owners of these units reach out to you to retrieve items?
Nicole Miller is the blue purse.
Great video
I hope you make your money back! Blessings!
Most people who willingly abandon storage units know what's in them. They aren't likely to walk away from anything of substantial value. Units not willingly abandoned (death or other serious circumstances) have better chances of being worthwhile. Unfortunately, there is usually no way of knowing which is which.
As always I hope you make a profit.
Make sure you look at the rocks closer. I'm sure there may be some nice pieces in there. Otherwise who hauls rocks into a storage locker if they aren't worth keepeing
Could be a child's rock collection. My 9-year-old has some rocks he's saved.
It could also be the person was a crafter and was going to paint the rocks. Or a child planning to paint them.
Saw one of those carts at Costco today
This one deserves 30,000 likes. The Salvation Army doesn't come close to Alexander Archbold in donations.
This looks like a last-minute home eviction notice storage. Very sad.
“You need to get out in three days”….finally all those reusable totes will be used.
storage units are quite the gamble...it's sort of sad to see what people thought to save only to abandon .
The Nintendo Switch Amiibos can have good value. Especially early ones... $50-300 each!!! So check each 1...
Wow there was a lot in that unit. I hope you make a profit on it.
plenty work ... good job
I wonder whether they seeded this unit with a load of junk from random other units. At least that was My thought when I saw a huge dolly loaded with piles of random crap was that maybe it came from other units. I sure you weren’t taken by the storage unit company!
One person's garbage is another person's haul to the dump or donation center.
I think it was a good one
That's where I put my 10mm wrench!!
The little pop figure is from five nights at Freddy’s. If you find other stuff from five nights at Freddy’s. Like plush, pops or like Lego a lot of that stuff goes for good money. I collect them myself so that’s how I know. Lol
This is the first time I've felt really anxious almost from the get go when you started digging in a storage unit. Yikes! So much misc. clutter and zero organization! I'm only at 8:39, so imagine it'll get better. Knock wood!
A gold ring can be worth a few hundred? I have some looking through stuff to do. lol. I like that you donate to charity and not to second hand stores that aren't involved in charity.
First silver case you opened, those are 100% tattoo guns. I have 2 and mine looks exactly like that (except mine has skulls and not LA or a scorpion). Couldn’t tell the brand or if they’re good. Looked semi used
It's a me! It's a Mario! LOL ❤