This Pallet was Destined for Starbucks. It Came to Me Instead!

[@SHERRY0010]

Thank you for another unboxing video . I think those bags of food items were meant to be handed out to the homeless .

[@LindaMosena]

donate and take tax deduction,

[@amyslaughter395]

Wow that's a different pallet. If anyone can sale it, you can. You get all the cool different stuff. Lucky Rabbit. Love your videos 😊

[@rudedogg25]

You can open your own coffee shop. It's like Starbucks but different. lol

[@chrisurschel6832]

Those link pins with spring locks are the guide connections for scaffolding used in construction. The threaded rod with the adjustment wheel are leveling for scaffolding. You may contact an industrial supply that sells scaffolding and they may purchase these from you.

[@jackt6595]

1) A supplier (or basically a reseller) isn't going to want to deal with such a small amount of items. 2) Selling to a supplier gets you less money than an end customer. If you could get $100 for something on eBay to an end user, you'll only get like $25 from a supplier. He even mentioned how the blood tubes go for $40 and maybe someone will pay $10 in the sale to resell them. Literally 1/4 of the money compared to end buyers.

[@jessicatucker1440]

Those bags of food look like the ones that got sent home with my nephew every weekend when he was in school. They usually give them to kids so they have food to eat over the weekend.

[@jennifermetler2408]

I've seen similar bags that are handed out by shelters for those that are homeless.

[@jerlynneallison6361]

Could you give them out for something to do with your Red Cross work? Just a thought...🤔

[@arodyanksfan]

Ocean City, NJ...my happy place on this earth.

[@simoansays4820]

Your content is so satisfying

[@nickmoney]

Could just auction the entire pallet or lots marked as Starbucks lot 1, Starbucks lot 2, etc. A franchise might even buy them back.

[@chrisurschel6832]

Donate the blood draw tube to a medical mission overseas and write the value off the company taxes. Just an idea.

[@susannaCdonovan23]

We have a group here in Oregon that does Emergency Life flights and they take medical supplies. When my Mother passed away we gave them her medical supplies to use for their Emergency services. Lots of wound dressings, under pads, tape, gauze, Silver alginate, etc.

[@qazwiz]

looks like 21:00 is packeged as a homeless lunch... more stuff than a school lunch but contains beef stew entree, fruit, dessert, grahm crackers, even some waffel at 20 58 .... may even be 2,000 - 2,500 calories which is full day's suggested USDR for adults

[@plynn136]

Awesome pallet. Nice variety of goods. Maybe do an email marketing campaign letting plumbers, construction companies, hardware sellers, restaurant/hospitality/food vendors, etc. know about what you have to increase sales?

[@nunyabuziness8421]

😂all garbage😂

[@natterman2037]

You're awesome! Thank you for the videos! We appreciate you

[@natterman2037]

I like them beans. I drink the Sumatra kcups! Their like $40 for 72 cup case and it weighs about nothing

[@kathywilliamson1802]

A tech school might be interested in the vaccutainers for students learning to do blood draws.

[@soniccookie655]

This must've been for a Target with a Starbucks in it.

[@sarahkluge]

Wax paper bags for sanitary napkin disposal to be used for cookies? 😂😂😂😂 You had me crying laughing at that one. ,

[@OriginalNethead]

The blood collection tubes might be for a crafter. No worries about being expired, because glass doesn't and they won't care about the plastic that does. The bag of Sumatra coffee would have gone home with me, and I wouldn't need to buy coffee for a long time! The knuckle couplers made it worthwhile for certain. The food packages at the end with the beef stew were probably intended to be given away to the homeless or something similar.

[@QuivaRPG]

That is absolutely what those food packages are. They are almost identical to the ones I had out at the food pantry I volunteer for and that they had out to kids at school. Which is concerning, since they're not to be sold under any circumstance. Not that that's an issue for John, but it's an odd thing.

[@jerlynneallison6361]

The expiration date on the blood collection tubes is for the anticoagulant powder inside the tubes. That would be no worries for a crafter (like me!), you just wash them out really well and they will be fine! 😉 Great pallet Rabbit! 🥰🥰🥰

[@derekwright2388]

@@QuivaRPG see I was thinking they were quarantine packages for the plague times.

[@jimmy-docs]

Those Health Guard things are for women to dispose their used maxi-pads in so they don't flush them or just throw them in the trash openly.

[@BFVgnr]

The first set of cups were the mixing cups for making drnks.

[@dorothy1]

She will be able to tell the difference. The home brew will taste like coffee. The Starbucks taste like exactly what they did, burned the beans for aftertaste bitterness

[@karenvinson4432]

The little bags that have food in them. Are buddy bags that the schools send home with children who are from poor families

[@cakeunit9012]

You might be able to donate the blood collection vials to Dr. Without boarders or something like it.

[@deloreanfan81]

Those bags of food might be free meal bags so kids have food to eat

[@mst3kanita]

John, we can tell the difference between home coffee and starbucks espresso.

[@frankbanner5625]

You can always scrap those brass things for 3 bucks a pound

[@michellekellogg9943]

The beef stew k8nda look like care packages they give to the homeless were I live in Washington state close to the b9rder of Canada

[@JUST_ONE_ID10T]

donate those blood collectors to a free clinic then use it as a tax deduction.

[@anitahaviland3036]

I was waiting for a case of Starbucks mugs! Darn, you got a couple of mugs, but what kind were they?

[@anitahaviland3036]

These videos are fun!

[@terenceseymour-tf8rptassie725]

maybe the collection tubes could have a,repurpose value for a gardener wanting to propagate plants,would not need an expiry date

[@fyrekrystaal27]

Those spice containers are ground thyme

[@dorothy1]

You have a start up store kit from Starbucks. Someone didn't open there store.

[@dealsfromvirginia1773]

Those bags of beef stew and other food items are for human consumption. $2 each bag sounds ambitious.

[@nunyabuziness8421]

If ever theres a zombie apacolypse im coming to your warehouse😂always lots of snacks. Id say thats was a terrible pallet of garbage

[@dorothy1]

Clean the machines. Funnel in hot water

[@dorothy1]

Donate to the free clinic in your area. Outdated means nothing. They need stuff li,e that.

[@dorothy1]

Vitamin is popular. Trust me. Charge 100 American dollars and go down to 80 or 85 American.

[@GuyWithTheDogs]

"Vitamix"

[@jasonm9538]

i have a secondary account specifically for questionable items

[@StalloneSiciliano]

Donate the blood tubes and the Last box to a food pantry

[@bargainsstoragedeals3653]

There homeless care packages take them to a shelter

[@bokhaled6680]

Imagine eating ranch that came out of a liquidation pallet

[@ResaleRabbit]

Imagine eating ranch…

[@jerrysanders9101]

I ate pizza (still warm) out of dominos pizza dumpster behind my apartment when I was a late teens out on my own lol broke skateboarder

[@chrislongbeard]

Yeah long tail stuff but it will sell.

[@jerrysanders9101]

Where does resale rabbit buy these pallets? I’m new to channel. And noticed he’s in Wisconsin so very interested to know.

[@TheChristianna321]

He doesn't reveal his suppliers, probably so he doesn't create his own competition. But he has videos of going to Georgia and Chicago to get pallets recently.

[@nebraskapicker2952]

Kids meals from the food bank

[@bonessam9618]

Rabbit, too bad you don't know plumbers, construction, electrician's, etc. I'm sure they would be more than happy to buy some of your items for a great deal.

[@elizabethfrederick2434]

this is a weird pallet but great for resale

[@Torchyc]

The blood tubes are of course for all the blood sucking demons you see go into Starbucks everyday 😂

[@edwinbradrobben8133]

Give the food bags to homeless ect

[@robkeller495]

Can you take the tubes to ahospital, give as agift

[@dorothy1]

Homeless packs.

[@vinyl1Earthlink]

Those blood collection tubes are plastic - why would they ever expire? I thought plastic was supposed to last for decades, if not centuries. The Starbucks stuff isn't worth much, but you got some good items to make money with.

[@ResaleRabbit]

Could have something to do with the rubber seal on the end or something. Maybe they can only be guaranteed sterile for a certain amount of time.

[@lilly3628]

Depending on the blood test being done some tubes have been treated with a solution.Not all tubes are treated.

[@kathywilliamson1802]

There may be chemicals/agents in the tubes that act with the blood that expire.

[@LatitudeSky]

The part that expires is a preservative agent in the tubes. Blood tests depend on certain guaranteed standards for the materials used. As the blood preservative gets old and degrades, it MAY throw off the test results. So they set a conservative expiration date. People getting blood work done want accurate results, not results from expired tubes. The manufacturer also wants to sell more so they are fine if your old ones expire and you have to buy more.

[@chrislongbeard]

Could be treated with an anticoagulant.

[@fabulousfabrications1985]

Starbucks is gonna be pissssssssssed

[@saritaoverton7882]

Please donate the bags of food on that pallet to your local schools. They have a backpack program to where they send food home like this with kids on the weekend. So many kids go hungry on the weekends because they did not receive free meals on the weekends as they do in school. So if you find it in your heart to donate those I know I'd be totally grateful and I'm also sure there's some school kids would be grateful. Thank you - SO 😊

[@TheChristianna321]

I wonder how they ended up in a pallet instead of wherever they were first intended. The way they were packaged makes me think something happened near the end of the distribution so they were no longer needed/wanted

[@jentobin2144]

Why didn’t they just sell or give stuff back to Starbucks?

[@TheChristianna321]

🎉🎉🎉

[@sgtmayhem]

I'd be able to tell the difference because Starbucks coffee is awful

[@ResaleRabbit]

I agree (but I think all coffee is awful)

[@mrtruckerful]

Might want to check To see if you’re actually allowed to sell them. Cause they are trademarked Starbucks

[@nunyabuziness8421]

​@@mrtruckerfulanyone can sell anything they buy

[@SHERRY0010]

Their maple one is good . Or cinnamon.

[@shirleyk.f.6568]

THE BAGGED FOOD WAS PROBABLY FOR HOMELESS OR HUNGRY KIDS. PLEASE DONATE THEM, DO NOT SELL THEM

[@tonejunkeee]

No Ryobi? downthumbed

[@JinjuNuffin]

No one is paying ten bucks for a stack of cups.

[@ResaleRabbit]

Well, they did…

[@JinjuNuffin]

@@ResaleRabbit well. You got some strange folk living there. Good on ya. I would just went to the dollar store and picked up 3 for a dollar if I needed slightly more than one use cups.

[@GuyWithTheDogs]

@@JinjuNuffin "I would just went..." lol

[@JinjuNuffin]

@@GuyWithTheDogs hey man... I was half asleep.

[@khurrambinkamal]

First

[@beyondbeleef1013]

Ill take that right guard deodorant lol