I had that exact same experience when I had a garage sale. I had a brand new pack of highlighter markers (4 in the set) and STILL IN THE PACKAGE marked for .25cents, this lady had the audacity to ask if I would take .10cents for them. 😡 so at this point I had enough, so I told her I could give her my non-perishables if she was that broke. Lol That’s so irritating! I would NEVER ask someone to do that if I was the shopper. I’d be too embarrassed 😮😠

SAME!!! I was so disgusted by people. I never want to have a sale ever again. You would never believe my experience and I really don't want you to feel the way they made me feel. I tend to do that myself, it is called empathy. God Bless Yall!!!

This is the reason I just donate everything to goodwill these days. No not the best option but if it teaches people to not be entitled pricks then so be it.

Some people have no brains or class!! They feel the barter thing is you always have a ask for a better price!! They don't know or don't care that when you're getting a great deal already, you don't be insulting and ask for a better price!!!!

A friend and i had one in June ,time was posted and said no early birds, we had driveway entrance blocked , didn't matter they parked on road and still came early. They mostly were looking to get good antique stuff cheap to resale on ebay or internet . Ugh made us mad .

depending on state

We sell ammo for rifles, knives, vintage playboys, and all sorts of things on yard sales... so far yard sales are a free market, only thing they would get you for is if you sold drugs and alcohol... nobody gives af about the other stuff. And I've seen lawn darts on sales many times

​​​@@nontrashfire2that hasn't stopped people from buying them

just like new jersey you can buy them

Click bait shouldve been,'I illegally bought stuff at a garage sale.

Great story!! 🤣🤣🤣

Probably needed the kids money for a bottle.

@@EmeraldHill-vo1cs Lol 😂

Just laugh

Funny story. I never sale to kids with out there parents permission. I sale at a market twice a week. That's common sense respect . Think about it just for a minute and see.

She was the sweetest!!! We wanted to take her home with us!

​@@TreasureEverywhere24k I saw the comment before I saw the cat. I knew she was going to be an orange cat. They're the most friendly, loving sweethearts. I have a boy named Butterscotch.

Or edit it out LOL

No you can't that's Called conspiracy. And it carries a natural life sentence. They don't ever have to release you from federal prison on conspiracy charges. Ever, they'll never even have to formally Sentence you

@@goofie83assassin78it’s a joke. I assume you are joking too, 😉😉because that is not conspiracy. It is when more than two people to conspire to commit a crime. If it was just the seller it would be premeditated if they knew….The general Conspiracy statute provides a maximum punishment of not more than five (5) years, as well as a fine up to $250,000.00 for a felony offense. For a misdemeanor offense, the maximum punishment cannot exceed the maximum possible punishment for the misdemeanor. *Conspiracy for a terrorist act would make them throw away the key, but conspiracy for a misdemeanor would not cause anyone to throw away the key. Going back to the original comment of not filming or editing it out…….Because no one would say that and commit conspiracy with another person…..because it would then make them guilty. lol they would edit it out! Haha That was a joke too…. However you look at it we will all tell you it’s a joke! Get it!😂 hopefully your name tells me it was a joke to you as well!🫣🤫😉

As long as you're not a store you can sell lawn darts, Recalls only apply to stores not yard sales or individual private sales.

​@@PolizeiPaulTrue just like you can sell gun's just because it's illegal to sell in a store doesn't make it illegal to sell at a yard sale

Yea... "He misplaced them"... Didn't want his kids/family/friends getting hurt...

We got the blunt rounded version. Not as fun as the sharp ones.😂

I don't remember anyone but kids in newspaper articles getting hurt on occasion. Those sticks you'd throw in the swimming pool scared me more.

In the 70s I was very close to being impaled by one ,that my neighbor "friend " as he was standing beside me threw straight up into the air, but he forgot to mention it. I was being distracted by his brother. Talking about something. We hadn't been playing darts that day, they were just out on the yard.

Me and the ground hog out behind the shed have a blast playing lawn darts. he's actually losing weight because I'm getting more accurate so he has to run like hell now.

Yeah, the one I had when I was a kid was indestructible at the time! I can't even imagine how much rock and dirt I hauled in mine!

Me too! We had a lot of fun with them when I was a kid.

We had them, too, and they were so much fun!

Banned since 1988.

@@Stangmaster I played with them in the 70s, they weren't banned then

Deadly is what made them fun! 😂

@@Sith_dude The 70's were before 1988.

@@billh.1940 Says the guy who drops bricks from highway overpasses.

Yeah, we got lucky for sure! They're usually priced at $60-100 at yard sales around here.

You ask yourself that while watching it?

It was less than 1 minute. Just not for me but nothing wrong with it.

@@a9ball1 i was just poking at you a little bit. I know it’s not for everyone. I only watch these folks because i like the kind of people they are. They’re good wholesome folks. And they know alot about it and im thinking of getting into this type of thing.

I have found myself falling asleep to the sounds of the lawn mowers and weed eaters on the channels were people go around and take care of overgrown lawns. My husband watches Dr. Pimple Popper. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@keekers oh man i watch em too. I watch em and wish i had one of those stand up mowers like they use. I have 5 acres that used to be easy to mow but i had 2 horses then. I sold the horses to a man that was able to provide the care that they deserved and i had financial trouble coming on and i knew i wasn’t going to be able to afford them anymore. My farher died so i moved my mother in with me. Dad had no life insurance and funerals are expensive. But without the horses grazing most of the grass it’s alot to do with a riding mower. Those standup mowers cut good though. If i had one i could cut the back two and a half acres every other week and cut the front two and a half every week.

Mine is 45-46 years old. My husband of 44 years gave me my Revere set for Christmas, 4 months before our wedding ❤😊

Thanks for pointing that out! I'll be on the lookout for them now! I actually picked up some Revere Ware, copper bottom, at a sale this morning for 50 cents each that will be in a future video. But I definitely need to learn more about them!

I have Revere pots and pans. They are at least 40 years old and work great!

I have some revere ware pots & pans I’ll sell you

you can have lawn darts they just have to be the blunted plastic tipped ones can't have the original or any metal tipped lawn darts in the US!

Ohh, now you've piqued my curiosity, and I need to try this!

Thanks for the info and for watching!

I want a jart gun, if there's such a thing. LOL

Thanks for that info! I feel like I knew the 9v battery trick when I was a kid, but I completely forgot about it until you reminded me. I appreciate it!

Yeah, I've also seen lots of "empty box" listings sell for big money. For now, I'm going to keep them simply for the cool / nostalgia factor.

Very true, I have sold 3 sets in the past.

I try not to think about it! 🤣🤣

They definitely don't make things like they use to...built to last..

@@azinfandellvr That they don't. I was looking for the old one because the one I bought a couple years ago broke. The old one is well made, but it is heavy so I thought I'd get a plastic one and see if that was better - it wasn't.

How much do you want for them?

My (former) teenaged son & a friend played darts ....toward my aluminum siding house .... and yes he got in trouble when I got home! I still have the holes in my house!

Oh my goodness! I bet he got in so much trouble!

Welcome to the channel shaypickle! We appreciate you watching! 😁 We drove through beautiful Tennessee a couple of weeks ago on our way home from South Carolina.

Yeah, there ended up being some really good ones in there! Thanks for watching!

I don't blame you at all. Some are so rude when you make a reasonable offer that I leave, too. And it's amazing how often you find the item you wanted for less at another sale after that!

That sounds amazing!

Thanks 👍

Thanks! They were a lot of fun! Thanks for watching!

Yeah, once I got around to looking them up, there were some really nice ones in there!

@@TreasureEverywhere24k - Slot cars bring back memories! I was Supersonic Aircraft Designer for DOD since 4, & Unc, Director of Tank Command. We'd battle the hell out of our latest model slot cars, write each other Approved Absence Slips, & drag in to work/school 9am Mon!

@erwinschmidt7265 that's a great story!

What a pile of crap, no wonder his garage was full of tat, more chance buying lottery tickets

Thanks for the sweet story! They are tough to find for sure! I go to thousands of sales a year and only ever find 1 or 2 at a cheap price. The rest are always at least $100.

Thanks! And thanks for watching! We appreciate it!

I had to do a little hem and haw to help the negotiation along.

Magnetize. My fried just paid 115.00 for a used 1 just like it. You gota good deal.

Oh wow...magnalite roaster!! Looked like possibly Chicago cutlery knife set...sigh, oh to have been there.😊

I bought one just like it at a yard sale about a month ago for $5.00

It was a nice piece! We've got a brown frankoma planter at the house that we use. Aww, I'm so sorry that you can't get through sales anymore!!

That's good to know! Time to go to the Google and see what that one looks like!

Thanks! We really appreciate it!

Sounds like me when I have a sale. I just want stuff gone, and the money is secondary.

@@nancyhubbard7504 you're the first to comment on it! It was obvious what I was once I looked it up and saw the missing part to it that held the iron.

I've filled up my entire kitchen with nice knives from yard sales. Great way to get the old, quality made steel for cheap!

Yeah, I remember playing with them as a kid in the 80s at friend's houses. I didn't even know they had been recalled until I was working at an auction house in the early 2000s and learned we weren't allowed to sell them.

i was gonna say the same thing not only did i play with them at 4-5 years old i did it unsupervised in bear country. I guess compaired to the bear threat no one worried about giant darts but even then we had enough sense not to throw them at each other.

Well if you are in bear country then I suppose you were allowed to play with jarts so you could throw them at a charging bear. ​@aaronha9341

I think a lot of people have this same memory of being a little too crazy with the jarts 🤣

@@TreasureEverywhere24k we were INSANE

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Oh no! That sounds awful!!

I definitely need to learn the unmarked Holt Howard items. I've had bad luck selling winking Santa mugs in the past that didn't have perfect paint. So I got into the habit of passing on them lately unless they were perfect.

Yeah, they really are. I love finding old dice. I usually keep a jar of them around the computer as I collect them.

Yeah, good hand tools are not cheap!

I'm so happy to hear it's still getting used with love! I bet it makes the best turkeys! 😁

I'm so sorry to hear that about your son!! I do sell on eBay, but I haven't posted it on our youtube channel yet. Unfortunately, the sign already sold. What was the other item you were interested in? You can email us directly at treasureeverywherein@gmail.com Thank you so much for watching, and have a wonderful day!

Also, I forgot to mention that I did live in Muncie in the early 2000s, which is when I learned about that local pottery.

Correction....in safe fun travels. Sorry! Had typo

Oh no! I got distracted!!

@@TreasureEverywhere24k carnival glass, old bar glasses, old glass ashtrays and stands are what I look for. Jewelry I look for the old past jewelry and carriage settings. Hope you hit up some Barn Sales too, you never know what you’ll find. 🍀

Jewelry is by far my favorite thing to search for. Been slim pickings here the past few weeks.

Oh, interesting, I wonder if hair receptacle is a regional term. Here in the Midwest I've always heard it called an hair receiver.

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@@TreasureEverywhere24k you're welcome anytime!!!!!!!

Sadly, nothing really matched and the majority were foreign made. They just didn't get shown in the video.

Yeah, I know. But I've already got a 1,001 projects to do around here. 🤣🤣 Hopefully somebody more ambitious to me was able to rescue that piece before it ended up a Goodwill.

@VBlondie42 you sound like me (Brian) sometimes. If I think they've got a tone with me, I usually just walk away after that and keep my money in my pocket. But I was thinking the same thing as we left. That she probably wouldn't sell another pony the rest of the day.

There where a lot of my li ponies in there ,,she had a right to say no,some of them can sell really well ,she doesn't even know that. No point in being sensitive,she was still being nice ,sometimes you need to compromise or try to empathize with other people , The prices where extremely low ,you would not get things that cheap in Ireland ,we don't have garage sales ,So count your blessings , if your not in you can't win ,so if you don't try you will never know ❤ but being overly sensitive will ruin your experience. Be kind its free .

@@cosmoloveshoney I agree. I had a huge collection of the 80's pony's but lost them in a move. I would pay $1-2 per pony without blinking.

And they probably ended up in landfill.

I didn’t really see much price haggling. On the my ponies sale, the seller should’ve counter offered because the whole idea is to get rid of everything while making some money