That was sweet 🌹

Oh my, you didn't get them.😔

So nice you kept them. I see people selling family heirlooms or significant pieces of family history for pennies …

Dave has to learn not to make the seller think that their item is worth a lot. The less said, the better.

@@susiejakes3019 But that's the sad story of this hunters... you just scam te people doing that, even if you don't think like this. There are a lot of people who are selling their things or their children things... and a lot of resellers just profit off their missing knowledge... doing absurd lowball prices... if you buy something with 10 and sell for 100 it's a good deal... you don't need to push it to 5$... like a "smart ass" wanna be reseller. And if you do that, have the decency to shut up and don't brag about that. That's why Dave is a nice guy and a very different picker ... because he never do things like that.

Well, it's not like he swindled an Omega watch from an unsuspecting seller for $20 bucks or anything....oh wait - he did once!

@@fabulousfinds1045 But doesn't brag about it... like others. 99% of the resellers do this kind of things, i'm not agains it... but don't brag about and don't negociate more when you know it's a very good price.

@@lorand-edmondiszlai9416 Dude, I've bought and sold for more years than you've probably been alive. So who's the wannabee? At yard sale it's up to the seller to know the value of the items they're selling though most of them just want get rid of their accumulated stuff at any price. Dave has to be competitive at the flea markets he sells at and on Ebay as well. Overprice an item because you paid too much for it a garage sale and it will just sit there and sit there and sit there, unsold. That truck was maybe a $30-$35.00 item in that condition at the flea markets where he sells, not a super valuable item that he'd be screwing someone on if he bought it. I'd have passed it up for 15 too. Dealers have overhead too and in the long run, only making double your money on small ticket items doesn't cut it for very long. You'll soon be overspent and out of business, unless you're doing it simply for a hobby.

I was going to ask if Gabby drove it! lol

She raised the price of the truck by $5 when Dave said that they no longer make them in metal. Just don't say anything to the seller. Pay the price the seller asks for. She felt it was more valuable when he commented on it. Then she lost the sale but she feels that she has a gold mine in that truck.

@@susiejakes3019 He talked her right into raising the price. It was Dave's fault. The fire truck was still well worth the 15 dollars.