Very hard video to stomach, hearing him say they want to 100% cut out resellers as much as possible, ooff. They don’t deserve the business they get…
@BattledroneСағат бұрын
After thousands of youtube videos from resellers bragging about their business Goodwill decided they wanted a piece of the pie. Fair game.
@HectorMArroyoСағат бұрын
The Roscoe Village Thrift Store used to be good but now it's ridiculously expensive. I've heard they go to eBay and that's where they get their prices.
@x4486xx2 сағат бұрын
GREED. Why doesn’t the billionaire CEO help run these programs and let these items hit store shelves. GREED. Thanks for solidifying that I’ll never donate or round up my change at goodwills ever ever again.
@triforcelink3 сағат бұрын
Many salty resellers in the comments. At the end of the day, goodwill is looking out for themselves, just like everyone else. Can’t blame them for keeping more profits for themselves.
@ericreynolds49024 сағат бұрын
Will be curious to see how Goodwill fares in the coming years. Those stores & warehouses cost money, electricity, insurance, employees, the hardware/software they run for all that, transporting goods from store to those sorting houses (trucks, drivers, insurance, gas) , shipping packaging costs to send out items bought, postage, etc. etc. add up at the end of the day. Time will tell if they made the right decision to go into the re-selling business especially when in store sales drop drastically due to no re-sellers wasting their time and money there anymore - I know haven't for some time now.
@tycetycebaby3 сағат бұрын
Interesting thoughts. It’s possible the online store makes enough to supplement the physical stores.
@jeannineterese10375 сағат бұрын
I stopped donating anything to thrift stores. Now I throw everything in the dumpster- and this is why!
@tycetycebaby4 сағат бұрын
@@jeannineterese1037 there are still some thrift stores out there that allow those struggling to shop for free. Look for one of those first!
@videogamessource24735 сағат бұрын
Goodwill blows thrifting is dead
@1ryanclarkson6 сағат бұрын
shop goodwill is an inherent negative for thrift stores, taking items they get for free and selling them for market price is exorbitant. they already sell free items from $3-$50 in their stores if not more on occasion, they make money hand over first as the only costs they have are maintaining stores and employees. its completely ridiculous in my opinion
@annj36 сағат бұрын
New subscriber. This is the best re-seller channel I’ve come across in a long time. Keep going. This channel should have way more subscribers but after two years I just now found you. Have you reached out to some re-seller podcasts to get the word out? I think it’s amazing Goodwill has allowed you to interview/film behind the scenes. Keep up the good work!
@tycetycebaby5 сағат бұрын
So nice of you to say 🙏🏻 Going on podcasts is a good idea! I’m surprised Goodwill gave me those tours also. They were very accommodating despite their controversial history. Thanks for coming along with me!
@bisket20036 сағат бұрын
I just wanna know where all the good Vinyl goes.
@tycetycebaby5 сағат бұрын
I’m sure it’s online as well. I swear, everything was there
@bisket20037 сағат бұрын
GREEDwill. This place fukkin sucks as of late. Overpriced stuff they receive FOR FREE, and then they go online. GREEEEEEEED to the 10th degree and then they pay workers nothing and claim 501c3.
@loutewl69038 сағат бұрын
Do they even clean the clothes before going on the website? Do their items come with a pest free guarantee if you purchase an expensive item on their site?
@tycetycebaby5 сағат бұрын
Good question. I should have asked!
@0357jerrylee8 сағат бұрын
This is the biggest profitable scam ever. The donations are free and they are literally cherry picking every thing for a higher than retail value for resale. Many articles on this and what the owner and CEO makes. But everything you read is elusive and backhanded. Everything you need to know is in this video. These items were literally donated for free and they are telling you they are reselling these items for high value. Instead of passing them on for a discount to customers. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out how the rest of the equation works out. Because it ain't going to the employees.
@loutewl69038 сағат бұрын
GW needs to give a kickback to the original owners of the items. It's egregious to get a $20,000 watch that was probably accidentally donated and not split it with the original owner.
@loutewl69039 сағат бұрын
The Freudian slip on konfederit flag😅
@courtneycourtney90859 сағат бұрын
Quit going goodwill donations center. Upset they don't help poor people. Goodwill donations evil company
@courtneycourtney90859 сағат бұрын
Goodwill don't help poor
@user-pp3dl8id7r10 сағат бұрын
Excellent content
@tycetycebaby9 сағат бұрын
Thanks 🙏🏻
@sherriealdrich286411 сағат бұрын
They sell broken stuff and do not disclose this. Shipping is slow and packaged poorly. It is not a good site. Avoid.
@autumnmcewing921112 сағат бұрын
How is that woman an authoritarian ??????? Ask her how much she makes ???
@autumnmcewing921112 сағат бұрын
Never helped ANYONE NEVER HELP ANYONE
@autumnmcewing921112 сағат бұрын
They treat employees like crap exploiting them😡😡
@autumnmcewing921112 сағат бұрын
All this is just putting $$$ in ceo ‘s pocket stop this theft stop the theft
@monaural2.98812 сағат бұрын
I’ve outright boycotted the chain thrift stores. Too much greed, too many “pickers”, too many unreasonable price tags for too long. I’d much rather try private sellers on Craigslist, once I know I’m not dealing with a nut.
@Zzxddysp5zi13 сағат бұрын
Salvation Army owns the Goodwill Managers have their own secondhand stores..they rolling in💰💰💰💵💸💵💵💸💰💰💰💰💵💸💵💰💰💵💰💰💸💵💵💵💵
@chuckfinley520614 сағат бұрын
But cool thing is I get free stuff that I could and sometimes do resell. Working on plans to create an audio video museum. This will also be a senior’s hangout. Picked up 18 TVs just a week ago. Paid 5 a piece for 2 just to make sure I got the best ones. The rest they gave me that were just as good. We have to learn how we source now. And yes, goodwill is not the place any more. Nothing but junk now with inflated prices. I don’t spend near as much as in the past. Can’t even find CDs there.
@KnifeGuy_14 сағат бұрын
That's just wrong.
@DM-lc2cf14 сағат бұрын
I don't give them anything. If GW weren't almost the only thrift store in town, I wouldn't go. What BS from that organization. I stopped watching.
@Wes_314 сағат бұрын
Wow! No wonder why you only see crapy sports titles in goodwill. #9:30
@tycetycebaby9 сағат бұрын
Right! I don’t even see the sports titles here in Utah
@amyutah193415 сағат бұрын
What charity work does Goodwill do exactly?
@tycetycebaby15 сағат бұрын
@@amyutah1934 I’d love to do another interview to find out 👀
@susanweeres791516 сағат бұрын
So get out there and hit up the garage sales and Estate Sales before it gets donated!!
@loutewl69038 сағат бұрын
Everywhere is high priced at this point.
@AmericanMade-om3bn17 сағат бұрын
Stop donating to goodwill!!!!
@WDUJSay17 сағат бұрын
Ok Mr. GW Manager, here you go - stop colluding with the C-suite and advocate for your workers to make a DECENT wage (min isn’t decent) and provide excellent benefits. Where else can disabled workers make a great living? I won’t shop GW regular stores, because they suck but I will shop the bins. “Supporting our mission”, yeah right, donations supporting an overpaid CEO. That’s not a good look. I’d be embarrassed. The board needs to go too.
I will throw something in the trash before I donate it to Goodwill
@honestperson794718 сағат бұрын
BRASS ARMADILLO IS THE PLACE
@tycetycebaby17 сағат бұрын
We stopped by and thought it was more of a consignment shop. Thought it looked cool though!
@kylebarns18 сағат бұрын
Best way to stop them, is to stop giving them donations. Give it to the smaller programs
@triforcelink2 сағат бұрын
Smaller programs, that will more or less do the same thing.
@stingray1059 минут бұрын
Just keep your money
@44Mag18 сағат бұрын
100% of their product is donated (free) Most of their associates are paid minimum wage or a little over. They spend over $100 million on salaries for their upper-tier management - (from $400k to over $1,2 million each) I just cannot get behind this organization. The bulk of their sales goes to further their retail operations. (over 3000 locations and growing) They post on their website that 90% of their income (over $6 BILLION a year) funds their charitable operations. They make it seem like 90% of that goes to good causes. (They preach it to their staff, so they repeat it, like the chap in this video did) - The reality is, they are preaching it to the staff, thinking the staff will not make as many issues about their lower pay since "the company gives all their money to charity", so they have a sense of helping their communities, and are less likely to make waves about their pay. The reality is, after they spend to operate and increase their retail operations, salaries, etc, they only have a few million left over. I do not dispute that they are giving 90% of that number away, since they have the data buried too deeply in broad categories on their balance sheet and company fundamentals. There are way better charities to get behind. To name just a few: Salvation Army (Area CEO's make about $80k/yr in contrast to Good Will area CEO's) Ronald McDonald House Shriners Children Hospital St Jude Hospital Gary Sinise Foundation (for Veterans) Too many more to list - A quick Google search will lay them out. A couple that are not good selections are: March Of Dimes United Way Remember, donating your old items to Good Will is like donating it to Wal-Mart if they accepted stuff for re-sale. (A for-profit company that likely spends a little more on charities than Good Will does each year?) All of the above is my opinion, developed from my own experience and research. Everyone is of course supposed to do as they see fit.
@Jamesdalbright18 сағат бұрын
Surprised you don’t build up store credit at a play it again store and buy like Scotty cameron putter or something else that has a big sell through rate
@tycetycebaby15 сағат бұрын
That’s not a bad idea! In my next video, I tried something like that with sports cards at a card shop and it worked out great!
@alexbasco584018 сағат бұрын
Grabbing rags...I don't get it?
@tycetycebaby15 сағат бұрын
Some rags go for💰bags 🤷🏼♂️
@nataliebloxom29919 сағат бұрын
Why lie when it’s not even helping you.
@nataliebloxom29919 сағат бұрын
The money does not go to programs , a lot of the money goes into the high ups pockets!
@mirjamenny20 сағат бұрын
I've worked in non-profits just like this one and many of the people on the front lines (working retail/service or in receiving/pricing) are the kindest hearted people you'll ever meet, and they're the ones who create revenue and do make a difference. But higher up the organizational chart it's usually a different story.
@OfficialChedda21 сағат бұрын
I been looking 4 that hoe ass jetski game i dont know the name of it but i know that picture
@tommiecorley8838Күн бұрын
🤣That T been there since i was a kid over 50yrs 619 SD BABY
@mrmojorisin4249Күн бұрын
Shhh nobody actually tell him where the good ones are at .
@tycetycebabyКүн бұрын
@@mrmojorisin4249 👂🏻your secret’s safe with me (and everybody else watching this video)
@DarinsCardsКүн бұрын
I can’t believe this guy agreed to do this video, I bet he gets fired by the greedy executives. This is a terrible look. But what a great business model. All your goods are free.
@invicta6110Күн бұрын
My local GW is the worst. I hunt movies and other stores in the state have them for $2.99 regardless of what they are. Local store will range from $2.99 up to $5.99 depending on if it's Blu-ray or even the number of discs it has. You see the same titles there for a long time. I now travel up to an hour if I want to shop GW when the local store is less than five minutes away.
@tycetycebabyКүн бұрын
@@invicta6110 that’s pretty outrageous! I know box sets can have some good value but $5.99 for a blu ray at a thrift store is hard to get your head around
@bestest_coКүн бұрын
Considering Goodwill is a Multi-BILLION dollar industry, this just makes the whole “non-profit” business model look like a joke. I really hope there comes a day where people get together and win a fat lawsuit against Goodwill for doing this. We as resellers/thrifters already work very very hard to find that 1 gem, and competing amongst ourselves.