STOP IT 🤬 Thrift Stores ARE NOT For RESELLERS❗️

[@ThriftingTreasure]

It's all the resellers fault

[@Retrotoyenvy]

I hate resellers!

[@bene6969]

@@Retrotoyenvy ye i also hate you

[@WestsideGunnnn]

@@Retrotoyenvy I do, too. Mr. Reseller.

[@Rckier]

@@Retrotoyenvybro hates myself ☠️

[@Yapyapallyouwhatmregg]

@@Rckierkil😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Lostmusicvideos]

Its true. Reseller's are the reason prices at thrifts suck

[@SereneSimian]

Resellers are singlehandedly raising gas and food prices too, keeping wages stagnant, and inflating the value of currency.

[@heplexioh3103]

What? As far as the shop knows or cares someone bought something, thrift stores exist to make a profit. That's why the prices are going up. They don't give a damn who buys it. They don't do their math differently depending on who buys a $10 broken gorilla.

[@jimmydbags1070]

@@SereneSimianStop shining their boots son

[@John_Smith134]

Reseller's are not the cause as they're not putting financial pressure on Goodwill. The company get's its product for free, taking away the majority of what would normally be immense buisness expense. The low cost of product procurement comparatively to other retail stores, lowers the amount of which goodwill must charge to collect a decent profit. For example, a Goodwill can afford to sell a donated Macbook Pro for 100$, but an Apple Store, or even Factory, cannot, as the store and factory spent immense time, money, and resources manufactoring such an item, whilst Goodwill got it for free. Ultimately, the act of reselling won't drive up prices. The reason why is because it isn't effecting Goodwill's buisness expenditures, thereby necessitating an increase in price. You can argue that reseller's are providing competition, but Goodwill has the massive advantage of not needing to pay for their products, which gives them the ability to massively (At least comparatively) undercut those reseller's. And that is not even mentioning the massive Brand Recognition, Consumer Trust (At least comparatively), and tax breaks that Goodwill gets, unlike Reseller's. All in all, the price increase is not due to Reseller's; they're a scapegoat. It is ultimately Goodwill realizing what they have, and attempting to sell such at Retail Value, in order to maximize profits, irregardless of the wishes and whims of their target audience and customers.

[@jimmydbags1070]

@@John_Smith134 Bs mental gymnastics sir. Just stop it.

[@CDTyphol]

You're complaining about thrift stores increasing their prices for items, yet you contribute to the reason why the prices are increasing.

[@Retrotoyenvy]

I actually take full credit, it’s 100% my fault alone 😊

[@CDTyphol]

@@Retrotoyenvy I said you contribute to the reason, not that you're the sole reason why. You're part of the problem, not the problem itself.

[@Retrotoyenvy]

Resellers are not the problem at all 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@ThriftingTreasure]

EXACTLY!!! It's all the resellers fault!

[@mega_Boi2004]

​@@Retrotoyenvyyes it is

[@Dono.818]

“Outrages prices” when these resellers sell em for more 😐

[@Onion38]

"THIS GUY was FILMING ME" said the pot to the kettle

[@theomack7136]

I remember when reselling meant selling things that u had for a while and want to get rid of that u know has value like Jordans or something

[@GetDougDimmadomed]

Reselling has always been finding valuable items for cheap, whether it's a thrift store or auctions. That's literally why resale shops exist. What you're talking about is a yard sale. Which resellers also go to. If I'm at a thrift store looking for clothes and find a Coach purse for ten bucks, I'm 100% reselling it to pay my bills. Only gonna make 20 or 30 bucks on it anyway, someone else will still get it for a steal.

[@That-1-guy330]

It literally is y’all’s fault bro what

[@RFwarshipGFYS]

I worked at St. Vincent DePaul after my DUI and they got items for free and put ridiculous prices on them. Straight highway robbery.

[@xokayb7l2]

I did my stint at Habitat for Humanity. Way I see it they were getting free labor.

[@christicrenshaw2772]

What I have said on here already and say often

[@sillysgood]

don't they help the community, though?

[@guychilling]

Damn, we poor people can't have anything huh 💀

[@WellnessWizdom]

Who's stopping you?

[@cediefischer9484]

@@WellnessWizdom if you're homeless, Just buy a house

[@guychilling]

@@WellnessWizdom Rich people taking all the things that were supposed to be for poor people that can't afford stuff

[@Therealteeger]

Why are you all mad is not like he is taking the whole store besides why would somebody want a Monkey toy.

[@ohhhhhok]

@@WellnessWizdom goodwills price has been on a big incline

[@spotifycat]

When I donate my old toys I hope they go to a little girl who will make even more memories with them. Not some middle aged shelf stalker who helps drive up the prices in his local thrift stores.

[@Kevin-qy9wf]

Then donate to a church or toy drive. Spend 15 minutes researching the mission of thrift stores like goodwill and Salvation Army and how many hundreds of thousands of lives they change for the better.

[@jwoods1732]

Then sell it yourself or give it to a kid yourself?

[@marvstalgia69]

@@jwoods1732 not the point but okayyyyy man

[@jwoods1732]

@@marvstalgia69 What is the point then? Expecting his donation to exclusively be sold to kids? Idk how it works in America but in the UK you donate something it get sold and then that money is used by the charity you donated to.

[@marvstalgia69]

@@jwoods1732 op said “little girls” was by people who actually need the stuff the guy is reselling

[@Coramelimane]

Imagine two resellers running into each other trying to rip people off at a thrift store.

[@Southern.Nappiness]

😂😂😂

[@NugSlingers]

Shopped next to one for 25 minutes today. Polite and courteous as ever. As was I.

[@jamesrodney951]

The whole point of a thrift store so so that poorer families can afford things they normally couldn’t. Not for resellers to resell for profit. So yes. It IS your fault

[@bairfreedom]

incorrect. The point of a Thrift store is for that store to raise money for their charity they represent. Example: Goodwill only uses 8% of their actual profit for charity. They pocket the rest because they are not a charity, they are a for profit business.

[@chrisa3289]

​@@bairfreedomsalvation Army is non profit but they have to sell to pay workers, rent, electricity, etc. They do this to benefit the less fortunate not for capitalism. Salvation Army is Christian charity for the less fortunate. You are just a sleezy twarp who cares about $$ when God said "the love of money is the root of all evil" And wee see it with you re sellers

[@hunterbolt10]

The whole point of a thrift store is to receive donations from people and donate most of the money to charity.

[@JuppeD]

I mean yeah but 1: they usually buy stuff that only collectors or people who are currently trying to find that specific item 2: why would they raise the prices huh? They only people they are pushing out of their store are the poor people. It way better to have a 25/75 poor and reseller ratio than 100% reseller. Like they literally get the same exact amount to pocket in their rich man pockets no matter if the money came from a poor Person or a reseller.

[@nemiarucker]

The whole point of a thrift store is to sell used products. Whatever a person does with the things they purchase makes no difference... EXACTLY like what a person buys at any other store. Once they buy it, it's theirs to do with just as they please. Also, poor people can resell too!

[@jayhope615]

these guys are the reason thrift stores are not affordable to shop at anymore..the prices they put on things are outrageous..

[@John_Smith134]

Reseller's are not the cause as they're not putting financial pressure on Goodwill. The company get's its product for free, taking away the majority of what would normally be immense buisness expense. The low cost of product procurement comparatively to other retail stores, lowers the amount of which goodwill must charge to collect a decent profit. For example, a Goodwill can afford to sell a donated Macbook Pro for 100$, but an Apple Store, or even Factory, cannot, as the store and factory spent immense time, money, and resources manufactoring such an item, whilst Goodwill got it for free. Ultimately, the act of reselling won't drive up prices. The reason why is because it isn't effecting Goodwill's buisness expenditures, thereby necessitating an increase in price. You can argue that reseller's are providing competition, but Goodwill has the massive advantage of not needing to pay for their products, which gives them the ability to massively (At least comparatively) undercut those reseller's. And that is not even mentioning the massive Brand Recognition, Consumer Trust (At least comparatively), and tax breaks that Goodwill gets, unlike Reseller's. All in all, the price increase is not due to Reseller's; they're a scapegoat. It is ultimately Goodwill realizing what they have, and attempting to sell such at Retail Value, in order to maximize profits, irregardless of the wishes and whims of their target audience and customers.

[@jayhope615]

@@John_Smith134 BS, a reseller isn't going to pay $15 for a pair of used pants to sell them for $18..The reason these thrift stores are looking up prices and charging more for item so resellers don't come in and buy those pants for $2 and sell them for $18..if there were no resellers those pants would only be $2 in the thrift store..the prices in thrift stores have skyrocketed in recent years because of resellers..

[@ADarnSmore]

@@John_Smith134and who do you think is making them "realize what they have" all that yap for what lol

[@John_Smith134]

@@ADarnSmore Doesn't matter, asshat. They're being greedy, simple as.

[@robinriley5984]

What drives me crazy are the guys going through the women’s items and grabbing everything. also the books! The people who probably care less about books grabbing them, checking them with their app and throwing them in their cart. I never buy from resellers .

[@knit1purl1]

I started noticing this a few years ago. Young men buying women's clothes. Selling online I guess. Or that thin woman looking through the plus sizes. Yes she could looking to see if there is something a family member might like, but probably not. Books also. I guess looking for out of print.

[@world--Star]

I just hope it goes to someone who cant afford things

[@Retrotoyenvy]

It will go to someone that wants it 😊

[@KimBaack]

​@@Retrotoyenvythat is something totally different

[@Hockey-gn2tj]

Horrible logic. If they can’t afford it that’s on them. They probably have other things to worry about if they can’t pay for it

[@pleasestfu4801]

​@@Hockey-gn2tjYeah, poor people should give their kid a roll of toilet paper and a nap for their birthdays. Fuck them kids, I need to make $5.

[@Jeffish412]

@@Retrotoyenvycan you actually explain how increased prices at goodwill/thrift stores is not DIRECTLY the result of resellers reselling?

[@craigriley9892]

Complaining he's filming you while u film him. Got it

[@CheeseyHead123]

I used to like buying ball caps like Cleveland Indians and more vintage oddball ones from goodwill but $4-$5 hats with pretty much any team on them is now raised to no less than $13 to $15 dollars regardless of condition. The greed is real

[@Epikerthanu]

Now imagine if people started realizing this is how real estate works too… keep reselling over and over again and eventually that shits too expensive

[@heplexioh3103]

Kinda. Except people aren't desperate for a mildly broken gorilla toy. People are desperate to have a roof over their heads. There is a lot more dependency to hold over the market when it comes to real-estate.

[@Epikerthanu]

@@heplexioh3103 desperation shouldn’t be taken advantage of. Housing is necessary but how much it costs is absolutely unnecessary

[@odk1105]

The real estate broker making 5% for 16 hours of work is the real scam there.

[@TheOneOfEarth]

Resellers are the main reason why there is thrifting inflation. It sucks for everyone wanting good deals at cheap prices but resellers have stopped that and complain that they can’t make a buck because they’re tryna make a buck. The irony

[@Wisdomking77]

A man bought around 70 jeans and told my goodwill manager that he's going to resell these. And my manager said best of luck 🤞 and he was appreciating him for his eBay business

[@tiffanymoore6763]

That’s ridiculous! No one is going to buy it if it’s too expensive. I’ve seen stuff sit until the 75% off day because goodwill tries to often to overprice and customers refuse to buy it. All you have to do is not buy and let it sit on the shelves and they’ll a top doing it. Can’t get new inventory out of your shelves are overstocked with a bunch of overpriced stuff.

[@bairfreedom]

BINGO!!! I saw a Winnie the pooh lamp sit in a salvation army for 2 years. I would raz them about it every time I came it. It was fun

[@FlibertyJibberty]

We don't even have sale days at my goodwill. The half off color just changes every Sunday and by that following weekend, we've just taken all the leftovers off the shelves to sell by the pound downtown. We've had two store-wide half-off sales in the three years I've worked there so far.

[@tiffanymoore6763]

@@FlibertyJibberty the half off day is the sale as far as I’m concerned.

[@Leaenab.]

Nobody seems to realize how expensive it is to shelve and manage those used items, while paying rent, wages etc. to keep the stores operating. If people buy up all the nice things to resell it affects Goodwill's ability to keep the stores stocked and consistently funded, so they have to increase prices. :/

[@kitsunez]

Stalking in the thrift store

[@ThriftingTreasure]

what a creep

[@kickingit2598]

No no no resellers are clearing out items that people pass up. Keeping the store in profit keeping these stores in business other wise the turn around for these tyoes of stores would be alot less than what they produce . So alot of stores remain open and profitable for us shoppers to buy things we need and resellers to buy in bulk. But should stay away from kids toys and cloths in my opinion

[@ballsacks785]

🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@John_Smith134]

​@@ballsacks785Reseller's are not the cause as they're not putting financial pressure on Goodwill. The company get's its product for free, taking away the majority of what would normally be immense buisness expense. The low cost of product procurement comparatively to other retail stores, lowers the amount of which goodwill must charge to collect a decent profit. For example, a Goodwill can afford to sell a donated Macbook Pro for 100$, but an Apple Store, or even Factory, cannot, as the store and factory spent immense time, money, and resources manufactoring such an item, whilst Goodwill got it for free. Ultimately, the act of reselling won't drive up prices. The reason why is because it isn't effecting Goodwill's buisness expenditures, thereby necessitating an increase in price. You can argue that reseller's are providing competition, but Goodwill has the massive advantage of not needing to pay for their products, which gives them the ability to massively (At least comparatively) undercut those reseller's. And that is not even mentioning the massive Brand Recognition, Consumer Trust (At least comparatively), and tax breaks that Goodwill gets, unlike Reseller's. All in all, the price increase is not due to Reseller's; they're a scapegoat. It is ultimately Goodwill realizing what they have, and attempting to sell such at Retail Value, in order to maximize profits, irregardless of the wishes and whims of their target audience and customers.

[@ScuffedJeo]

Kinda crazy how delusional all your replies are.

[@gabrielortega7118]

Scavengers, the vultures of society

[@idiotshittiot]

But you still shop at big box department stores…

[@AbysmalGhost]

Not even vultures. Vultures help the environment and only eat carcasses that other animals aren’t interested in or able to eat. They’re literal bedbugs

[@crystalfullerton3908]

Welcome to capitalism. If you don't participate, you don't get to survive.

[@christicrenshaw2772]

Thrift stores are getting ridiculous. They tend to forget their stuff is used and FREE to them. They are charging regular prices on a lot of their stuff that was given to them for FREE.

[@phillips2683]

Why do they call these stores “Thrift Stores” when the prices are so high?

[@lappylappy7269]

STOP SHOUTING ! I can hear you In London 😂🇬🇧

[@phillips2683]

Blimey!

[@groplarp5]

You found Tyler's car radio! Now he doesn't have to sit in silence!

[@Logan__ssty]

BRO I THOUHT THE SANE THING

[@jwoods1732]

idk how it is in America but in the UK the money raised by the sale of items goes to the charity that the shop represents. So whenever people bitch about the prices they are basically bitching about that money going to support [x] charity.

[@JuppeD]

I mean yes but its probably more of people bitching about how the place gets the stuff free and sells it for almost store price even though it doesnt even have resell value

[@M3tallica_4_l1fe]

So us poor people can’t enjoy nice things?

[@uhhhhhhhhhhmm]

I mean he’s not completely wrong.. 😅 We’re told to price things at my store in assumption that a reseller is buying or assuming ppl will use a coupon at this point of time. (at Savers) Things go out cheap sometimes though b/c in the back we have quotas for how much stuff we need to price and get onto the floor everyday, and honestly we don’t get paid enough to care THAT much.

[@the84corvette25]

Not me sitting here needing that car radio 😢

[@Rarkss]

then buy one nothings stopping you

[@the84corvette25]

@@Rarkss money stopping me

[@Rarkss]

@@the84corvette25 then stop complaining

[@JuppeD]

@@the84corvette25 then dont buy that exact car radio. Theres a minimal chance youll ever find that exact car radio that goes in your car and is a working one and isnt like 80€

[@djessman4127]

Bunch of vultures

[@bairfreedom]

no, I see plenty of toys sitting there on the shelves. Did he buy them all? Or are you just salty because you have no game and he's making money and you are not?

[@heplexioh3103]

Nah, people buying otherwise overlooked junk aren't the problem.

[@ballsacks785]

Those are meant for poor people, not a middle aged jobless loser.​@@bairfreedom

[@nicholasdeaconu6881]

Or be like everyone in the thrift if it’s to expensive just switch out the price tag 😂

[@Jessica-bp6pt]

What people do is nobody elses business.

[@Sheenasalesthriftytreasures]

Agree

[@ftgundead3132]

Exactly

[@SlimothyJimothy621]

That same radio is in my 2012 GMC Acadia

[@Retrotoyenvy]

😂

[@Ticktock8008s]

Somebody stole the car radio and sold it a good will

[@kibaslayer69]

Why you people complaining about people using thrift stores as a way of making a living the entire point of thrift stores is that people can biy clothes for a affordable price not to get jelewry and toys

[@bairfreedom]

No, the entire point of a Thrift store is for that store to raise money for the charity they represent.

[@JuppeD]

@@bairfreedom ”raise money for charity” yeah the 10% is so much when they pocket the rest

[@ballsacks785]

​@@bairfreedomi bet my house that ur White and no more than 13

[@braydenmatteson531]

🎶Because somebody stole--my car radio--and now I just sit in silence🎶

[@sunshinecloudy]

Some thrift stores do the same thing. Stuff comes in from donations, and employees try and sell the good stuff on ebay first for higher. If it doesn't sell, they put it on the floor for lower.

[@northernbettygirl]

I don't even watch the thrifting videos of channels that resell if they aren't buying for themselves, their home, or gifts to family and friends. Believe me, I know which ones they are too

[@JamesonWilde]

Yeah he's 100% right.

[@woodroblue8332]

When i go too thrift store i use resellers get away from me spray lol

[@Sacrifitixn]

Stop it

[@jacksonmabry9589]

Aren’t you a reseller 😂 i can’t tell if your joking

[@Retrotoyenvy]

🤫 maybeeeeee

[@Crackedhead7348]

@@Retrotoyenvyshut up just let poor people get the things they want not some stupid reseller

[@ftgundead3132]

As a reseller and a former employee who use to work for Salvation Army AND goodwill and let me just say: They are all full of crap When I took the donations we had to sort them and if anything was over 20 in value we were to send it to the shop goodwill website, we did let some things slip through (a rack of NFL jerseys comes to mind actually lol) They claim it’s to help their charity but in reality it’s just lining corporate pockets, you wanna hate on resellers go ahead I can safely say 90% of them don’t care lmao.

[@RyderAubuchon]

That ce radio is the same one in my dads truck

[@bigrob351]

Resellers have NADA to do with Thrift Shop GREED...it was a guessing game decades ago...now every Employee/Stores have smartphones/Net access...if theres one even listed on ebay for $50 they think thats the price...even though all else is unsold....lay off the resellers.

[@FurbyRestorer]

THAT GEMMY MONKEY IS NOT WORTH $60! I've been collecting and restoring gemmy items for over 10 years now and I'd doubt that'll sell for $25.💀 STOP OVERPRICING ANIMATRONICS!

[@kibbylollabee1259]

When they say an item “ is worth” $60, they should say “ we can get $60 for this.” One would hope also that the resellers give something to the charity running the thrift store, such as Salvation Army.

[@JJTheLamb]

Just FYI, No those radios Do not sell, and Most Of them get thrown in the garbage, They are onyl worth like 85 after a VIn Unlock and thatll cost you a pretty 115 bucks or so lol

[@MrChezzStudios]

My moms car has that stereo, Now I Gotta check if it’s still there!

[@Beef_taco]

that's the radio in my grandpa's truck

[@c0ry187]

I went to a value village here in canada, it's called savers in the US i believe, i checked out their pokemon cards and a reverse holo regular common card was $15+taxes... for a literal 5 cent card.. these thirft stores are getting things donated for free and selling at a high price point because of resellers. As much as the resellers prices piss people off the people getting the items donated and then charging an arm and a leg for it is who really pisses me off lmao

[@Jesusluvsmeandyou]

How do the thrift stores know who is buying for resale and who isn’t?? lol the stores are reselling free items as well! Prices are going up because the economy is. Thrift stores don’t care who’s buying

[@Ghost_Rhubarb]

That's my exact radio in my 2006 bucket lucern

[@DarkEmber_daFloof]

My dad took that EXACT car radio and replaced it It was a gmc Truk

[@Parapoliard]

Imagine going to a thrift store as a child because you can’t afford anything else, But resellers buy all the cool things out because it’s “valuable”

[@LexaJ828]

Imagine goodwill throwing out tons of products every day because they don’t care about them or have room for them. Oh wait, they do. 😂 while also putting the most valuable items on their auction site. The items are available for whoever buys them.

[@pittythekid]

Poor people out here trying to get something decent: This goofy reseller: “Today at the thrift I took a toy from a child and sold it on eBay”

[@Rarkss]

he didnt take anything all you can do is comment

[@JuppeD]

He didnt though and there are like no kids buying shit from thrift stores anymore. Like I went to a place. No kids. None while there was this toy section with nerf guns that I had and the guns were the best thing ever. Were 6€

[@josmith8233]

Poor people can also resell and earn money, learn some skills.

[@SamuelMLopez2004]

My question is on what app or site do you sell the items that you buy from the stores or yard-sell?

[@vaderbomb11]

I got the exact same radio in my car

[@adam-ng6gz]

He's right

[@stevencunningham7240]

No you stop

[@lordsixxx6113]

I give stuff to Goodwill for a tax cut. If I see something I like, I'll buy it. If I can make money off of it, I resell it. Let's see how many people cry over this, lmao.

[@LittleTimmyG84]

You were filming him

[@CheckerProd]

That’s my radio…

[@kakashi4891]

My car has the exact radio

[@kermybigg]

Where do you sell your stuff

[@anymeows]

Our one Acadia has that exact radio 🤣

[@isahunnybee]

Dood! don't gotta talk so LOUD! We right here! I get you're excited but, man you're so loud!😂😊

[@X123Monster]

OHHH THAT MAKES SENSE OKAY

[@Sheenasalesthriftytreasures]

My thrift stores never have anything good

[@chaseavery2586]

That sounds similar to a guy know who lost his car radio who post onto KZbin and he in silence

[@kingzakkuu7844]

I like how there’s people in the comments that are genuinely upset about resellers in thrift shops. Funny as hell.

[@ftgundead3132]

Bruh half of the haters comments have me dying 😂😂😂

[@Patrick-tw7nr]

Problem is to many players playing the same game so naturally the so called Thrift stores are doing the same thing and it’s getting harder and harder to flip items for a decent profit. Need to change your flipping script and find another resource as good Will won’t be it. Can still find good deals at garage sales and estate sales though

[@reedridiculous]

I got a nice USSSA bat for my little brother for 4 dollars and it was about 60 dollars if I bought it from their website

[@TheTrashsmith]

Is 5 closer to 0 or 10?

[@tomcarter72]

I liked it better when my car had sound but somebody stole car radio and now it’s at thrift shop

[@sinyadelaroca6138]

I mean, you were recording them too.

[@ninjawinnja8096]

EXACTLY ITS FOR U

[@cluelessman]

You knew the guy the whole time

[@xouyv]

thats the same radio my saab 9-3 has!

[@Webster_Live]

We’re not going to talk about him saying $8 when it’s $89💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@ramanpreciado2241]

That radio looks like it's off an Impala or 200.

[@calebmoneyhollis663]

Thrift stores pretty much just cutting out the middle man (you) and selling at prices you would

[@Purplephoenix602]

As much as I hate resellers, you can't blame them considering Goodwill is all about profits, The CEO makes 2.3 million a year.

[@javierwright3857]

He wanted to talk about your extended warranty

[@Popslushy]

Says the reseller

[@unknowneditz510]

I don’t care bout y’all reselling, as long as you stay away from my TMNT and Transformers we all good.

[@GetDougDimmadomed]

If y'all ever go to a thrift store, look at the dumpster. That's where 90% of donations go. People donate garbage to thrift stores because it's cheaper than renting a dumpster. Then you act like people sell stuff instantly. Resellers can and do sit on inventory for weeks, if not months. Not to mention that a thrift store IS a reseller in itself. All new items are resold five times before they make it to the initial store. Fuckin Walmart is technically a large scale resale store. They bought their inventory from a supplier. The supplier bought it from the manufacturer. The manufacturer bought the raw materials from someone else. Everything is sold and resold dozens of times in it's life, who cares if the little guy does it? If you wanted it, guess you should have been faster. Life ain't fair, we're all clawing to survive. Y'all complain, but if you saw a pair of Jordans there you'd 100% sell them for a quick hundo profit to pay your bills. Y'all hypocrites. You gotta hustle to survive.

[@ftgundead3132]

Facts

[@dillonpattison9110]

The caption is saying thrift stores are not for resellers?? You literally buy stuff from there all the time, and resell it for so much more

[@SpeeeedyG]

That radio is useless.

[@RasputinKechenko]

If you're a wanna be reseller, don't follow people around like an idiot, you can't begin to imagine how close you become to be punched on the face.

[@theadventuresofzeekgoji45]

I wish they had Godzilla stuff

[@bl4ckscreen.]

It’s all the resellers sellers fault

[@OliviaStrnad-tl9xv]

Where do you thrift

[@tomy5868]

so i bought Randy and flipped him on ebay for $68.00

[@chris9270]

Hes just upset because hes selling everything doesn't want competition.😂

[@rand0mguyontheinternet]

That exact car radio is on my dads car and it doesnt work sadly