I suppose they often end up sleeping rough when they are out on the road. I know my AG teacher had to catch a few ZZZZ's in the truck when they were at shows.

😆! Yep

Not mean AT ALL. I appreciate your comments.

@ChaChingKingPicking well I felt bad after posting. I would know squat about things like a motorcycle. I meant it as a poke at fun. Glad you did not take b offence. Seriously though, great unit.byou should make money.

We paid $460. 😀

Very helpful! Thank you!

Lol! Yeah! A kindred spirit

Thank you so much

The stuff we sell usually goes on eBay.

We sell everything on eBay. We sell a lot a clothes just because we both know what to look for. But we've sold everything from vintage car badges to wiglets.

Good advice.

That's actually a terrific idea

You are so kind

That is such a wonderful idea..

I don't know Taco Stacks personally, but he seems truly genuine.

I know Jebus does some follow-up profit and loss videos. If I can figure out how something like that fits into my channel, I'll include it. I find it interesting to see how it all shakes out, too.

OH! Sure enough. I looked it up after reading this. That makes perfect sense.

Not a bad idea at all. I'm in Texas, too. Power outages in our rural town is almost a given if there's any inclement weather.

I love this!

We've looked some of them up and they really do sell. Colored me surprised. :-) Now, convincing Melody she doesn't need to keep them all....that's a different problem. LOL

OH! I love it that you took the time to educate me. I honestly had no idea. Thanks!

Yay! Thank you!

Most of the tack is modern. Nickel silver on most. The bits have a sweet iron mouthpiece.

I truly appreciate you taking the time to comment! Learning about all things equestrian is like trying to drink from a fire hose....there's SO much to learn.

I'm happy to see if we can work something out. Shoot me a message on Instagram if you can. @chachingking I knew they were something special when I pulled them out of the tub. It's amazing when you are handling modern production quality stuff and then pick up something hand-made by a true craftsman. I have a true appreciation for the time and effort it takes to become a master of a craft.

@ thank you Scot. I will send you a message.

It truly was. You want to know what was even more fun that I didn't catch on camera? This storage facility was in a small, rural town...AND...they had a chicken running around outside. It had escaped from a local farm and just moved in. It would come up to people for pets. LOL How and why I neglected to get that on camera, I'll never know. I was just enjoying his company and didn't think to take out my camera.

@ it would be my perfect day if I befriended the local neighborhood chicken lol

😀

@notevil5608 storagetreasures.com. I don't think I did mention it. 😀

We were able to trace it back to the original owner. He bought all of this. We think it was for his previous job as a visual merchandiser. When he changed jobs with a big promotion, this stuff went into storage. I just don't think it mattered anymore.

The first one was my guess what they would be worth. The second one, when there is one, was what it actually sold for. I don't think I'll do that every time. But I already had the information and decided to include it.

We are truly fortunate to get to do this. Giving some of the stuff away... even most of the stuff away... just suits us.

I'm still figuring it out. I don't think most people want to see clothes. Melody and I love it because we sell a lot of clothes. But every locker is different.

@@ChaChingKingPicking With a little bit of editing/pacing you're going to do just fine! I have wished forever that I could do something like that too. A few years back someone bought a storage unit & ended up with over $100,000 in gold ingots alone! They even tried to find the person to let them know but couldn't find them. It appeared as if someone's grandparents had passed, they put stuff in storage & didn't care about it & thought of it as junk. Big mistake because total value after selling antique furniture & artwork netted the buyer just under $200,000!

We've already sold a few! 😀

Thanks! This one was a ton of fun.

We really do try to take care of the stuff. Melody and I don't need or sell most of this stuff. But, we love being able to save things and get them to people who might need them.

@ChaChingKingPicking That's why God blesses you with great units!

@melissabarker2128 I think we've figured it out. He worked for a while as a visual merchandiser. He accumulated a lot of stuff. It looks like he had a massive increase (10x) in his income a few years ago. We finally decided that these things probably just didn't matter enough to keep them.

I completely understand. not everyone is interested in clothing. We make most of our income from reselling clothing, so it's interesting for us. But, I absolutely appreciate the feedback. I'm still learning how to edit these kind of videos.

LOL...Got to be Dinwiddie.

@ it’s probably you and his mum I reckon :) but he’d be mine too after your experience

@@AarronChittock LOL Fair enough.

Belgium!!??!! Such an amazing platform that we can have conversations with people across the globe. I truly appreciate you watching.

When I was a kid, I was definitely the one in need. I think I benefit more than anyone else when I'm able to help them.