And he called grogu groot lol I think he was joking

It's a good time to get games and puzzles because of the upcoming holidays.

lol! Must resist!

Awesome! Love it! Glad you are enjoying it :)

Prices are not always this low here, just as a heads up. It totally depends on who is pricing. There are some days I go in and all the board games for $6-10 and I walk right back out lol

He is Grandfathered in dude

same to the comments for this

I have no idea how someone could mix those 2 characters up. I thought the same thing once he called Groot grogu I immediately went to the comments to find someone else who caught it lol

I came here for this comment and glad I only scrolled 2 seconds to find it lol

I haven't, good to know. Thanks!

yup DVDs. I sell so many DVDs each and every day!

Its painful for sure

yeah such a shame with that on ebay. I am able to sell these on Amazon pretty easily luckily. Most people seem to be restricted on Amazon which leads to less competition over there.

honestly I have no clue. I havent listed it yet lol

aloha

I am groot

lol!

I take it all off carefully. Some Boxes are easy. Some are a pain and take way to long to get off lol

It’s a constant problem

It’s a joke at this point

whoops

I think so @@lukeliles3859

I always remove all of the tape.

Great! Glad to have you! Yes I do this full time. Been doing it coming on 8 years I think

@@ThriftSchool awesome! Keep up the good work! Fun to watch.

just years and years of practice and watching youtube videos on reselling

Where r u located?

usually

ill up you one and fill 2

he’s not buying the whole store! I mean do you see how much stuff he leaves behind? Also I’m sure that families that have more money still go there… Plus this is a full time job! It’s not just buying it, coming home, and selling it. You have to upload pictures, make a description, and much more! Shame on you for harassing someone when you don’t know anything about what he is doing.

@@BricePerlgaming I'm not saying that a singular person is doing all this. But ever since thrift arbitrage has become such a fad, thrift stores have been noticing and it's lead them to jack their prices up. This makes the owners of goodwill tons of money that doesn't get reciprocated back into the community. It's a vicious cycle and if you can't see that channels like this play a role in it then you're blind.

@@citymorgue629 that’s sort of a good point… HOWEVER it’s not the thrift store resellers fault that goodwill isn’t donating to the community. Plus, it’s also not totally their fault. Why would all thrift stores jack their prices up if they can’t donate it? Like why would they care that all these people are buying lots of things? How would Goodwill know that these people even resell? I mean it’s quite possible that just a normal person would fill their cart to the brim. And if Goodwill is “so worried”, why wouldn’t they look up prices themselves? Maybe you should think about these things a little. I think both of us are each half right.

@@BricePerlgaming the resellers definitely hold partial blame because they're the ones who start the cycle. If you have money and you go to thrift stores so you can profit off what other people donated, you're a scumbag. Leave these things for families who can't afford nice things.

@@BricePerlgaming I really don't get why it's so hard to see that this is wrong. You can look up statistics on thrift store price hikes in relation to resellers and all the facts are there.

we broke up last year

Just check solds on ebay