She confronted me in the GOODWILL and said this!
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she confronted me in the goodwill and said this
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Nice haul!
I love it. Only just subscribed. I wish someone would do something like this here in the UK. And knives 🔪 open and for everyone to just stick their fingers in would for starters be a health and safety disaster let alone that any knives over 3 inches and one would carry this without having a reasonable excuse (I.e. a chef to or from work but have to be carried in a locked case) they would close the store down charity or not and everyone would be prosecuted, so that would not work here. Anyway, back to the video and carry on the great work. I for one enjoy them. 👍
Potato ricer
Just a note...as a former thrift store manager/production lead I want to advise all of you to avoid the stuffed animals all together. We began finding too many of them infested with bed bugs so our stores got rid of the all together..better safe than sorry. Stuffed toys are a hot bed for these critters.
Great info
Good for you to toss them yuck
A stuffie could be bagged and taken to a coin op laundromat with high temp dryers then just leave em bagged for a few weeks. We had a child spend the night who had them in a sleeping bag and were able to clear all our bedding that way.
Our landfills are full enough. Beds beds can be removed and stuffed animals can be sanitized.
and bed bugs can't get into clothes?
People should allocate their blame on Goodwill for raising prices and opening separate designer stores (when they got the items FOR FREE), not the reseller who paid for the items they’re trying to resell.
true that =)
Unfortunately in a capitalist society, the rich take care of each other while the less fortunate attack one another. They need to go pick on the billionaires who make 10,000% profit instead of resellers who are just trying to make an honest living in a capitalist economy.
Yeah people do not go to goodwill for junk. We go because we want cool finds for thrift store prices. Its the whole point.
Goodwill in my area is not a place for someone to go because they can’t afford a lot and think they can get things there. Literally mine has Walmart clearance items for more money than Walmart sells them for. It’s ridiculous. If you don’t join there club for 25.00 it’s expensive. Gone are the half price days or senior days. I cant afford Goodwill anymore lol
@@Tracylyn42 how sad.
I’ve had a really hard time finding deals at Goodwill since they started pulling valuable items off their shelves and putting them on their shop goodwill auction site. I quit going to goodwill and started shopping at the local thrift stores. They seem to work better for me.
That is awesome you have good local thrift stores - our local ones are higher then the Goodwills must are geared towards when tourist are in town
thanks so much for watching!
Yeah the goodwill around my area went up a lot on prices that I can go get some items brand new for the prices they put on them. Sometimes I think they forget that the items are donated and they are not Walmart
@@yvonneganaway8496 same here
You can't even buy jewelry at the goodwill anymore. They've put it all online. I'm not buying anything (used) that I can't touch.
In Australia our thrift stores and be 10x difference in price for the same items. Wealthier the area the more expensive the price. A lot ask eBay comps for what they sell 🤦♂️
There are a lot of valid points. Just a note: I tried donating to a woman's shelter & they didn't want what I had, women's clothes, shoes, feminine items etc, because they'd had so many donations & had no place to store anything extra. I donate to St Vincent de Paul because if they know of people who have had a fire or other disaster, for instance, they will give them whatever they need for free.
Salvation army does too but they give you the absolute garbage that they don't want to send to the landfill. Iowa Sally's truck all of their good item to thrift stores in CA and have for years and years.
St Vincent de Paul is where I'm taking my donations tomorrow!
I happened upon about 12 huge bags of nice and new clothes on a curb one day and took a huge lot to our local Jesus House. They literally told me to throw brand new clothes in this trashy, filthy looking bin full of used dirty clothes. They let people come in off the street and pick thru for stuff to wear. They wear it til it's dirty and leave it on park benches, in the gutter and on the streets.
So much for that.
8@@laurakibben4147
I stopped donating and shopping the big second hand shops because their are frequently overpriced..I've seen many item with the clearance tags brand new from Ross and Walmart..being priced more than what they sold for in the store..now days I donate to a place called the clothes closet in our area that allows people that are in need to come in and pick up what they need at no charge....many people that use this are working but unable to purchase clothing and household stuff because of the cost of living increases..
A big thrift by where I used to live (few years before covid) would advertise how they help military families doing all this stuff for them, and all they did was drive them to local non-profits for military families...and they collected a bunch of grant money, but wouldn't give-up any of their donations just pocket the grant money above the gas to drive them places.
Also around Halloween they would have dirty/damaged obviously used costumes & price them for more than you could buy them new. They started labeling other things throughout the year new that obviously wasn't & charge & arm & a leg... People thought I was weird when I'd say I'd rather throw something out then donate anything to that specific store, but why support the greedy when there is a nice thrift-store a block away that actually is for an animal shelter & wasn't being so shady??
I would love to find another place to donate. But the thrift stores will only take items that are recently bought. Doesn't matter if they are in new condition and a brand name. If they weren't bought within the last year or so, forget about it. Then they lower the price every week, until yr profit is Nothing! There just isn't any where around me to take my items. I don't have time to list online and sale then mail. It's so sad.
Same, I donate NOTHING to Goodwill, it is the worst.
Exactly
@@kristinebailey6554 exactly. "Goodwill" is a total scam business, not a thrift store or charity. The name "Goodwill" is a lie. They get all the items for free, then jack the prices to almost as high or higher than brand new, and all the money goes straight to the "Goodwill" CEOs pockets who's getting millions of dollars a year.
That lady was so nice most people get mad at resellers
She was awesome
haha well then everyone can be mad at Walmart, Target and every other store, they resell too!
That’s what we’re supposed to do, help each other!
Well even if ppl are reselling, they’re poor too! Can you blame them for trying to survive? A lot of us are all in the same boat and can’t get help so you try to help yourself anyway you can.
I was on vacation in Yulee, Florida a few days ago. I went to their Goodwill and they had a Hello Kitty gumball machine listed for $3.99. I am a huge Hello Kitty fan so I decided to pick it up. Turns out they sell from 30 to 60 dollars online! After cleaning the inside of it thoroughly I bought some gumballs to put inside of it and it’s amazing. Looks so cute in my room
Very nice!!! Thats awesome still great deals at the Goodwills.:)
@@beardedthriftmachine scalper
The silver thing is a potato ricer. I use one when I make homemade lefsa. Also the ridges on the handles of the one will sit on a pan or a bowl, the one I have is probably 40 years old and hand held. That one would be really nice. Great haul and that cast iron pan looks like a great bacon or pannini making pan.
Thanks for the info! and thank you for telling me what the ridges were for I was actually wondering that when i was looking at it =)
thanks so much for watching!
The silver press is a spetizel noodle press, if it has I tight fit from top to bottom. A potato or rice press seem to have a gap. I had a hard time finding a real spetizel press and potato and rice press didn't work because of the fit of the press. But I finally found one.
I use one for potato pancakes.
Man, I love lefsa! Norwegian, eh?
It’s also good if you want to “rice” cauliflower!
It’s very sad how Goodwill’s prices have really gone up despite how many folks are struggling through the current economy… to add insult to injury they frequently put out houseware items that are dirty or broken. And yes they do sell the better quality item’s through their Website which charges a handling fee in addition to the shipping fees. Lastly, many are not aware that some of their “employees” are completing community service as a requirement mandated by local
Courts for those who have been convicted of misdemeanors or other petty crimes. This essentially translates to free labor. Remember, Goodwill is NOT a Non-profit charity.
Exactly. Thank you for getting the truth about "Goodwill" out there. It is a very corrupt organization, the CEO is raking in huge sums, and is misleading people with its name "Goodwill."
The green pan is a Panini Press, to make hot pressed sandwiches ( Like a hot pressed cuban etc. ) Also good to use as a bacon press to keep back from shriveling up when cooking.
Goodwill stores have some nerve. They get items for free and are lucky to get whatever they get, no matter the amount. People don’t have to donate to them and their prices are a farce. It’s cheaper to buy new in some cases. Sheer greed. They can kiss my ass
In the U.K. we have charity shops whose mission it is to get the best prices for items they sell as profits go to the charity I’m assuming Goodwills business model is different?
That big metal thing looks like a potato ricer Put cooked potatoes in the top and squeeze down and potato is extruded through the holes We usually use just a potato masher in the U.K. as it’s probably easier and quicker
I'm a manager in a high volume thrift business. Stop with the "it's all free"..... There are trucks and fuel and warehouses filled with people employed to sort through things you wouldn't want to touch to find the things that people want to buy. I'd give you 0ne day in my production warehouse. Donated goods do not equal free. Stop by and I'll give you a large trash bag filled with dirty socks and underwear. They'll be a pair of shoes that I'll price for $7.99. Let me know.
@@susanv7415 it is free and it’s a business. Profits are made on the back of FREE donations. Facts
Yes prices have really increased on hard goods in the last few years
Without waiting till the end, the green cast iron pan is a Panini griddle, and the silver thing is called a potato ricer which means you squeeze the potato through it and it makes it small like rice so it's easier to mash. I've got a few of them after my Dad passed but after listing then for $5 each, no one wanted them. I have one, that was still new in the box at a bridal shower and I still have the other one.
thanks so much for watching! - im thinking that potato smasher will sell pretty fast. But who knows but ill be listed it for about $45 =) thanks for the info on the panini grill =)
thanks so much for watching!
I knew the panini griddle but thought the silver thing was for Hamburger
I have mixed feeling about this whole reselling thing. I am glad people are finding a side hustle, I am glad things are getting recycled and reused but the drag is that those of us who donate hope it goes to someone who might actually need it. I paid a lot for those items, I don't need them anymore so I want to pass them on. I drop them at the thrift store, they sort and take the best of the best and sell it by the pound to buyers who have high end vintage stores or who sell to high end. The bottom of the barrel non-sellable stuff (stained shirts, towels, broken furniture, t-shirts with holes in them) get resold to people who buy fibers. What ever is left gets put out. Then the resellers come in and take what the first round didn't catch and anything that is nice a resealable. That means that people who actually need something and can only afford to buy from a thrift store are stuck with garbage. I live next to a big thrift store and the sellers flock and clean it out. There was one woman who needed a roasting pan for Thanksgiving and she was trying to decide between two of them. She was an older woman making dinner for her family and she was on a fixed income. The seller came in and swiped the better one while she was deciding. I was so pissed. I said "hey she is trying to make a decision still". He just walked away with the nice enameled roaster. How did I know he was a seller, they walk around with their cells, basket full and price stuff online. Then they put back the stuff that won't bring top dollar. The roaster she was left with was awful, I had an extra one at home and dropped it off to her house with an extra crock pot I had. This goes for kids toys too, kids get left with the junk while sellers take all the good stuff.
thanks for you statement and opinion - all valid points - what about the people that need money and have the drive to make a side hustle because the regular job doesnt pay the bills and this money helps them pay them...... someone will always have a problem with something and an opinion - i value all of them so i do appreciate the comment.
Keep in mind, money made at Goodwill, VOA, etc goes to run all of their programs - they train folks, house them, hire them for their stores. They love to sell to whoever! It’s a win-win-win!!
@@rmk6693 very true 😀
Resellers should not be ridiculed for making our meager living. We are not selling what we received for free. The thrift stores are reselling too. Literally ALL of the clothes I wear, I buy from the thrift stores. However, if I see something that is resellable, I will buy that as well. My suggestion is that you donate directly to the homeless shelter, if you do not like the idea of your donations being sold for profit.
I do t resell but with my husband out of work for a year and 6 kids if I did it would be to put food in the table so do t just assume the resellers don’t need the help as well. I have been in line at the food pantry and heard ladies telling me I should take the free clothes they over every other month at the place even if I don’t need them so I can resell them on mercari or some other place to turn them into some pocket mo ey for what I do need and or want for my family. They are truly poor and have found ways to turn theifted items into $$ to buy what they need.
I’m always apprehensive about taking my phone out to search a name brand on my eBay app. Idk why bc it’s not illegal to be a reseller even tho there’s always gonna be someone who tries to shame resellers.
The golden era of thrift shops was in the mid 80’s. CD’s came out, so records were cHEAp. Vintage dresses/shoes. Super 8 cameras. And it wasn’t $10 for a used pair of frickin jeans.
Christ on a crutch, I know how to barter, but on Halloween 2016, I was in my local Goodwill looking for inspiration. Found an absolutely hideous beehive wig, corroded Bobby pins stuck into it. Perfect to be A.Winehouse. They wouldn’t budge on $15. Are you kidding me? Christ on a crutch.
I miss thrifting. It’s just not the same. They know what’s worth more, and it goes thru the strainer of employees with phones.
I’m not walking out with a deal, I leave feeling taken for a ride.
yea - i still find some deals - but the real good deals i usually find at yard sales
thanks so much for watching!
Best thing I found at goodwill is a spoon I’m not sure how to get rid of but looks like a $40 comp online. Other than that you might luck out on furniture but ours here is pricey for not that great of stuff most times, too. I like regular thrift stores more for sure!
Goodwill is THE MO$T Expensive. Hard to believe I like our local charities Thrift Stores Alot more, or DAV, here in So. Calif.
I remember those days. And then Cameron Diaz wore a vintage designer dress on some red carpet. And suddenly, it was ok for bougie followers to wear “used clothes.” 💔 and the yuppies were willing to pay a lot for vintage clothes. It destroyed one of my greatest joys in life. After that, thrift stores were just full of Gap and Old Navy.
Mama. Haha I have not heard Christ on a Crutch since i was a kid from my grandma
06:59. She gave him advice. No confrontation !
Kinda a joke but I didn't know people got so upset, hurt , even cried over titles to videos.... i have done better with them
I think the green thing can be used for panini as someone said, but the spout make me thing bacon press. Keeps bacon flat and allows pouring off grease.
Right on! I agree
thanks so much for watching and the info =)
Ppl complain about resellers at least they hunt and pay for what they find goodwill gets their stuff for free and ppl bring it to them and they RESELL it for a profit
That was really kind of that woman to show you those shoes 😊
A good way to get out stains, especially oil ones are to use Dawn dish detergent - cover stain and let sit for an hour or so, then soak in water with dissolved Oxyiclean for an hour or two and then launder.
awesome info and ill def have to give that a try
thanks so much for watching!
Rubbing alcohol
@@beardedthriftmachine you can also google how to clean like a dry cleaner if you really want to get into it, I imagine there’s CZcams videos as well. I feel like it’s a lot of effort maybe unless you got real goat it lol
*good, I suppose after awhile you could be the goat lol
Stsins use dawn cover & let ditc1 hour then sosk in h20
I think the word approached would have been a better word choice in the title than confronted. That would give it a more positive connotation. I appreciated that you said nice things about her at the end of the video!
see but people clicked on it because it seemed negative but it ended with a happy story makes the heart smile a little... she gave super good info too =)
thanks so much for watching!
The word “confronted” attracts more views though! People love the drama! :) Personally, I think it’s really nice to see people being helpful and nonjudgmental.
@@Danielle-nz9tn I agree 100% :) well said
Yeah, but that is also called click bait, and in the CZcams world it is very frowned upon! Not Cool 😎 man.
I did buy authentic Coach purses and Gucci..I purchase a pair of Bruno magli shoes
Hello! I retired this year and decided to proceed with a dream I have had for years to be a seller on eBay and Etsy. I want to resell items and sell my own products of handmade home decor items and fashion accessories. I sew kitchen accessories, cushion covers, totes, cosmetic bags and the like. I want to thank you both for your content. You have given me valuable information and encouragement to pursue my dream. God bless you both. Sending prayers and hugs from Canada!
The way to fix what Goodwill is doing is to communicate it to people. When we educate people they will stop donating any goods to them and they will have nothing to discriminate to sell to anyone.
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I stopped donating to Goodwill because I discovered where all my stuff was going: eBay and Amazon. I ban both those sites so why would I contribute to their success?
If only that would actually work,but unfortunately they are a large company. I personally prefer smaller privately owned thrift stores,better quality and more deals!
@@Sarika38 those are my favorites as well. 💯
"Goodwill" is definitely a scam and lying about being a "charity" in its very name to the people donating in good faith. The "Goodwill" CEO rakes in a huge salary and multimillionaire.
Ok that was awesome of that lady. I assumed it was a worker giving you a rough time
To late probably want read this I have adhd and health issues so I have issues with jobs hiring me watching you has helped me make a living so thanks!
I just act dumb and say, 'what is a reseller?' Then I listen to see if they have a negative view of resellers or not. If they have a negative attitude, I then say ohhh.. hmm. And keep shopping. If they have a positive attitude towards resellers I then say yes... I do as a side hustle for my son's medical expenses...
yea - she was very helpful but im always thinking one day ill run into someone that isnt so helpful
“Mule” is another good keyword for the backless shoes :)
Excellent! I knew there had to be another word then backless LOL
thanks so much for watching!
@@beardedthriftmachine you’re welcome
Goodwill is not so good. Their proceeds are not allocated like we think. Also, they take the really good stuff and auction it off. Their prices are outlandish at the SoCal stores!!!
thanks so much for watching!
My highest profit plush toys are Jelly Cat. I got 90.00 for a big black panther, cost me 2.99 at Goodwill. Sold a sheep for 43.00, that cost me 3.99.
I like how people see the small guy reselling. But never notice the rich guy. Goodwill, etc.
The Green pan is an "Enameled Cast Iron Grill & Press" hope that helps. It's for steaks & burgers to cook indoors. It has the spout to pour off the grease as the meat cooks. Yes you "could" use if for panini but that's not it's true use.
thank you!!! and thanks so much for watching! i agree the spout would be for grease
That was my guess 😃
I knew it was for mainly red meats, but you could cook chicken filets & fajitas! Presses [the top] are used by cooks who use restaurant grills, to press the meat into the heat, to give it those browned grill marks.
I am a first timer on your channel. I love the break down at the end seeing what you spent, and ultimately what you make and your hourly wage. That was great
Welcome aboard and thanks so much for watching!!! I like to do the break down =)
Same
The green cast iron pan and food press is for making panini. I would've jumped on that too! I like things that don't require electricity. Pretty cool, you have a new subscriber.
Yes I agree I do buy alot of electronics but i hate testing them LOL i would rather sell no electric stuff
thanks so much for watching!
In my country its a "grillpan" for anything you put on bbq.
I go to Hobby Lobby, Walmart, The Bay, Michael's, clothing store, shoe store..spend money (the stores make money...check!)
I have a trunk full of stuff for the thrift store (I am decluttering what I purchased from the stores above/have clean house.... check!)
The thrift store sells my items that were donated/free (they make money....check!)
The person who just bought my boutique shoes, sells on Ebay (makes some money..check!)
The food chain is alive and well... this is Economy 101 folks! Buy/Sell...wash rinse repeat...
Some people have problems with the resellers... but it all makes the world go round!
That is true - 100% all makes the 🌎 go around. :) 😀
My goodwill in ca charges $14.99 for shoes, the prices for yours make me jealous!! Great video!
I know, I hadn't been in a really long time, I was so shocked of the high prices. I was like, hey what happened to 25 cents and a couple dollars.
I know right !! It’s expensive out here 😥
yea I just went out of state and one state away the prices were much higher
thanks so much for watching!
Last I checked ours are about $6.99 which I find rediculous on a used shoe. I do not purchase shoes unless they look barely worn and find them really unique.
@@racemom777 yea ours is also $7 now
That metal device with the holes in it and the long handles is a Potato Ricer. What you do is boil potatoes in their jackets (skins) until they are tender, put them in the basket (usually one potato at a time), put the lid down over the potato and squeeze the handles together. the cooked potato goes through and the skin remains in the basket. Super creamy mashed potatoes with less work. I "inherited" mind from my mother. Those are very hard to find anymore.
that is awesome! I might have to make mash potatoes before I sell it - most likely i wont sell it if it makes great mash potatoes - thanks so much for the info =)
thanks for watching!
I didn’t know you are supposed to leave the skins on!!!
Love your explanation. Very well done! I love using these to make gnocchi!
Luv to try this for potato pancakes !
Yeah Goodwill is not been the same since I don’t hardly even go there anymore and it’s kind of a waste of time but it used to be so much fun in the day try to enjoy it while you can
I used to be a picker but Goodwill saves their good stuff for their own online auctions (plus more and more, people now know what they have.) Picking isn't worth it anymore.
I still pretty good at it...... and its still a treasure hunt for me =)
thanks so much for watching!
Hi. I m new here. Been a reseller since 98. But off the last 3 yrs . Just back at it in last three months. Yes on the wrestling shoes... I buy all my grandsons wrestling shoes on eBay for years. Thanks for taking us shopping!
That is awesome!!! Thank you so much for watching and welcome aboard! =)
This Goodwill is like a department store.
The Goodwills in my area are filthy, disheveled, picked over and smell like pee.
Unless you are looking for random plastic container lids, then you've come to the right place!
I can no longer tolerate GW s-holes.
I guess it depends on who is managing the store
@@oneitalia2312 Unfortunately, all the thrift stores in our city are the same. The demographic is primarily middle class here, so you'd think there would be decent items in our thrift stores.
I often see large trucks by the donation area; workers are constantly loading items into them. It appears that they are transporting the good stuff to other stores (in different cities) and leaving crap on the shelves here.
Not sure why they do this. I'm so frustrated. Perhaps its b/c I'm in SoCal and there are just too many people here, online selling.
@@catbee1452 Hi CatBee, I understand your frustration, it makes me sad. I was commenting on the post saying also how filthy some GW stores are and how they "smell like pee" - I've seen from good to bad to worse here in NW Ohio. I indicated in my comment that it "depends on who the store manager is" as well as employees. Each individual store is ran differently with little, or no, supervision. The turn-around is like a revolving door. New employees all the time, can't keep a good employee. No one seem to want to take the initiative to keep the store clean because no one in "authority" is telling them to run a sweeper, organize certain areas, or wipe down the front door. It's a free-for-all. I can visit 7 stores in one day (Salvation Army included, exactly identical conditions and situation.....exactly) with 3 more on the outskirts within a 20 minute drive. The shelves are stocked and 99% of the items are decent - again, it depends who is managing the store. I walk in and I can see things I would do differently, to showcase differently, i.e., the furniture areas. Some stores have a funny odor, stuff gets dusty, some areas are unkempt. Depends on the management. I do ALL my 'shopping' there, it's mostly for something to do in the late afternoon. My friends say my home is like a museum. Everything second-hand. Yes, it's an addiction. Sorry, I'm rambling here. I wish GW had some policy at hand where every store wad run the same. What irks me is that they ask me to "round up" when I make my purchase (give them my intended change to round up to the nearest dollar) "for our mission" - I sometimes do, but I'll say, "I'm on my own mission. I'm poor, that's why I shop here." Thanks, Cat, for letting me bend your ear.
@@oneitalia2312 Understood!
But the items in these pee-smelling thrift stores are crap. There ISN'T any decent inventory. It's like someone just swept out their garage and stuck the items on a shelf. Most everything needs to be thrown away.
If the items were decent, even HALF WAY decent, I'd be ok sifting through things (despite the pee-smell and dirtiness), but the items are not even worth looking at.
I just don't know where everything is going that people donate to these places, and for which these thrift stores make 100% profit.
@@catbee1452 Cat, that's really weird......i can sort of relate. I donated some nice stuff, in particular 30 really nice designer purses (i know, don't judge me) since then i have NEVER seen any of them in there! Never a one. I went back even 2 days after just to see them sitting there and have a chuckle but to thus day, i have never seen a one. Sorry your GW's are crappy - for your own satisfaction, why don't you write a letter to GW's Corporate and express your views - or go on their Facebook page......I've done it to a few companies I've been disappointed with. Some higher-ups might listen - at least get the word out to other people (FB) and maybe get it stirred up some. And they have the audacity to want my loose change too! Well!!!
No matter what you do someone will be upset !There is enough for everyone!The dumpsters are always full at the thrift stores!!!
The cast iron grill pan is a bacon press and can also be used for steak . The big metal thing is a potato ricer . Makes cooked potatos look like rice .
Dawn & babyganics laundry spray are great for the oil stains. Also, baby wipes for the shoes. Not really wet enough to damage anything, but does a really great job. I teach preschool, baby wipes clean EVERYTHING!
Thanks for the tips! Ill def have to give that a try =)
thanks so much for watching!
I put dawn on every oil stain. So easy. Don’t put them in the dryer. Quick
The silver thing is a potato ricer! I have my mom’s old one. She would make Lefse every holiday season and would go through hundreds of pounds of russet potatoes making them.
That is awesome!! people are saying that they are awesome to use =)
thanks so much for watching!
I invested in a bench buffer and switched it to nylon brush wheel, with a little water and soap, and boy do my sneakers soles look brand new!
This year I bought a Brighton purse at the Goodwill half off sale. Never heard of Brighton before until I googled it. Got the purse for $7.50. Someone at the GW must not have realized how much a new Brighton purse normally costs! My gain!
I've seen resellers at thrift stores and have shown items to them too.
I wouldn't mind doing this if I had time and space.
yes both time and some space is very important for sure - but it is super fun =)
thanks so much for watching!
Myself as well...mostly the space !
Some really unique stuff today. I liked the “Garlic press on steroids “🤣🤣 Nice of that lady to pass the shoes on to you.👍
I agree! That garlic press has been hitting the gym LOL =)
it was super nice of her for sure
thanks so much for watching!
That gigantic metal thing is a Ricer. You put in potato’s or cauliflower and press down to make it look like rice
The metal thing is a ricer, for potatoes and soft boiled vegetables.
I'm pretty sure the green cast iron pan is a paninni press and the spout is to drain off excess grease or other liquids. Beautiful piece!!!
Thank you so much!!! Right on
I thought the same at first but the spout made me think that it was for bacon.
@@sarahdeshay1394 yup that’s for bacon. Wow wish I had one.
People always ask me if I'm a reseller. 90% of the stuff I keep or give to family. I'm a budget shopper because times are tough. Not everyone is a reseller. Our bins are now 2.79lb unless you buy 25lbs of stuff.
OMG that "potato press" is a german noodle spaetzle maker. You press flour batter through the holes into boiling water. It's basically the german version of pasta for food like "mac n cheese."
The metal thing is called a “ricer”. It is for making mashed potatoes, you boil the potato and then open up the contraption and put it in and squeeze, your potato comes out in these little strings that look like rice, makes incredibly creamy mashed potatoes…I’ve always wanted one…
Yea I stopped “ donating” to places like these stores because they don’t benefit people in need because everyone is just out to make a profit from other people’s generosity so I actively look for families who need stuff because they can’t afford to buy it
With most thrift stores, the real benefit is not in people being able to buy low-priced items but what the store does with the profits. Just about all of them use the proceeds to fund jobs or aid programs for those in need. My favorite local thrift chain uses their proceeds to fund housing & recovery programs for those with addictions. As far as resident needs, they pull from donations before they hit the floor.
I'm all for people having side hustles, however in my area the thrift stores have been picked over so much that i can't even buy my kids decent pants that normally go for 60 to 80 in regular clothes, the prices for clothes are getting ridiculous. Reselling has gotten so big that people are now unable to find decent clothes in the thrift stores to actually use them. Now with that said you are doing the reselling the right way. You are going in and being very selective, and not taking everything. Like i said i have positive things to say about it as well as negatives because there are groups of people that will just take everything and leave nothing for others to buy because they need to save money for bills.
I totally understand that
Well said ❤😊
I’m poor !! I wear their clothes ppl who are reselling are Ruining it
@@smallmevt i hear ya! I shop the thrift stores for my kids, and sometimes myself. I am extremely selective, because what I buy I also use as patterns to build clothes from our clothes that get torn up that can no longer be mended. And I buy the supplies from the thrift store to sew with as well (sewing supplies, fabrics as well as fabrics from buying unmatched sheet sets) and i never take more than my fair share
@@smallmevt same here! I just commented on someone else's commented that we have a place where I live that let's us poor folks get a certain amount of outfits free every 3 months and household items once per year. I wouldn't have any clothes for work if it wasn't for that store! I refuse to shop at or donate to Goodwill!!! Their prices for stuff they get for free are crazy!!!
Wow! What an awesome twist! What a wonderful gesture from that lady!
Thrift stores and GW sell online - NOT ONLY THAT employees / volunteers often get first shot at the items. I don't donate valuable items to them.
This is a bit of a rant for the benefit of other commenters, coming from the other side of the cash desk...
I don't know about your American "Thrift stores", but in Ireland and Britain the main purpose of charity shops is to raise money for our organisation. Some do this by quality and some by quantity of sales, some do both.
I can spot the resellers, and I generally don't like them because they complain about us selling valuable or new items for 50% of the price or try to get me, the lowest and most powerless minion on the ladder, to give discounts (BTW how do you know it's *NOT* coming out of my pay, Karen???).
I don't get why people begrudge charities the chance to make an item's actual value by selling it at that price for themselves, who would happily pay that same amount on eBay, Facebook Marketplace, or a vintage store? It's going to help people and/or animals in need, and right now they need it more than ever.....
I agree and disagree. I think it's great that the charity shops can make money from selling items that have been donated. Being someone who both donates items and buys from charity shops, I donate items and hope that a person who needs it can buy it, for a reasonable price , not at full price because it is second hand after all. I'm very much in support of charity shops for raining funds for the charity, for allowing people to buy items they need, and for the fact that items get reused and there is less waste.
So you're saying the resellers and "hustle culture" influencers/social media and plethora of internet resell websites computers and algorithms have driven up prices sky high on everyone? If so, I agree.
Thrift stores should keep in mind the resellers are reselling to wealthier people online all over the world in wealthier areas cities neighborhoods and states. That's not the same market as the local single mom working at McDonald's who needs something for her kids that shouldn't cost more at the "thrift" stores than brand new at Walmart. The prices have gotten out of control by all these things artificially driving them up not all current inflation but largely the internet because the "thrift" store prices were going up because of the resellers /internet before COVID. I noticed this trend awhile back and it's just gotten worse.
@@tw8464 I'm saying that a charity shop is a fundraising venture and asking for discounts, or complaining that 50% of the RRP for a brand-new-with-tags item is too expensive, is literally taking money from the services they provide. If you would happily pay the price on eBay but sneer at the Guide Dogs shop label, that is unfair on the organization who are not operating for profit and trying to do some good.
If something is genuinely overpriced then do say so because chances are it was a genuine mistake. But if you're just annoyed that you can't get a €40 item for €0.50 then that's a You problem.
The square pan is for meats. Bacon is great in that because it keeps it pretty flat and of course that lip helps you get the grease out. The other is a vegetable masher. You can mash potatoes or cooked carrots or any other root vegetable.
Thank you so much for that info - I might had to try out that green one cooking some bacon before I sell it
Thanks so much for watching 😀
It also is awesome for Panini’s and Grilled Cheese Sandwiches. I love mine!
@@beardedthriftmachine I googled outset square pan enamel and saw a few similar pans. It might be a Walmart or target brand. I didn’t spend a lot of time looking. I got better search results with fewer keywords words. I searched green but it looks lime. The pans that looked like yours had high end brand names. Maybe the company got bought out etc.
@@i.m.7710 thank you 😊 and thanks so much for helping
So what if people resell, they are buying it, once you buy something you can do anything you want to do with it
12:00 The pan is for cooking bacon, the top part prevents it from curling up
thank you!
I refuse to donate anything to Goodwill because they get the stuff free they pick through it and resell it online. The rest of the junk they have left on the floor have jacked up prices and they got all this for absolutely $0. I refuse to go to Goodwill or donate to Goodwill I might buy something there for a dollar or maybe $3 that's it I'm not spending money like that at goodwill. And only if it's something I need. I do have to say that yes resellers have caused all of the prices in thrift stores to go up because they know that that's what people are doing. So it's not fun anymore it used to be great back in the day but now it's just kind of cutthroat and you know that's the way it goes.
I ABSOLUTELY REFUSE to go to Goodwill for the same reasons other ppl are saying... they get their stuff for free and sell it for(IMO) outrageous mark up! I also won't donate my stuff there! I found a place where I live that will actually let u get a certain amount of clothing free every 3 months. They also allow u to get a certain amount of household items free once per year. To me, this is the way it should be and I have no problem donating to them!!!
@@Dani-il9wh Agree!
Used items are cycled and recycled, upcycled, transformed, collected and on and on. People work at the Goodwill, yes, it employs people, began with a mission by a minister in Boston about 125 years ago. A successful nonprofit. Help and rehabilitate. Same deal with Salvation army. They provide a social service and resellers show initiative and learn the market and self employ to support or supplement their incomes. And when they share their prices on youtube, they teach others something about items and their own values. Whenther the anticipated profits happen as one is lead to believe is another matter. All our ideas as to what things should cost are grabbed from all sorts of places...the sky, the stock market, comparison shopping --accurate to innacurate. Who drives up the mmarket...well, it's volitale especiall with collectibles, vintage. It's ever changing, and some stores do clear outs with huge reductions; that's when you dive in. Look to yard sales where the profit market has often not penetrated where you can bargain. then you'll have less resentment and the wholeething of hunting can be more fun. I loved my Goodwill in the used store row on East 23rd in Manhattan...from Opera to Housing Works, Salvation Army and the Lower East Side Settlement Thrift. Helpful and friendly workers in all the stores..Surprises and disappointments. Low end to high end. Near misses and great finds (Tiffany pin for $4.). That is the game.
The green cast iron is a panini press. Outset is sold on Walmarts website. I hope that helps a little bit.☺️ I tried looking for this one and couldn’t seem to find it.
=) Thanks so much for the info
Thanks so much for watching! ill def take a look there to see if i can find it
Looks like u could cook a pound of bacon....spout to pour grease off.Tee
Large metal kitchen tool is a ricer. The green handle heavy grid pan W/ heavy flat lid is a bacon pan & press.
right on! =) thanks so much for watching!
Ah. If you shop pots and pans, you might want to watch cooking shows. All these will make sense to you immediately. I love that ricer!
The green cast pan is a for oily or greasy items, that's what the pour spout is for
thank you for the info and thanks so much for watching!
It’s a potato ricer gives you great mashed potatoes just place potatoes in and squeeze
That is right on! I had know idea but I knew it had to be worth some money =)
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That green pan is a Panini maker. You’re supposed to squish down the sandwich with the lid.
stoped at 4:20 lol that big metal thing if i am not mistaken is a heavy duty potato ricer due to size may be one used in restraunts or even a higher end model
I used to resent resellers shopping in thrift stores, too. The reason I resented them was because thrift stores were the only place I could afford nice things, and I felt like the resellers didn't need the bargains even close to as much as low income people do. I am still low income, but my income is even lower than it used to be, and each dollar buys even less...but I do all my shopping on line now, because I am older and don't have a car and can't walk very far these days. And the goodwill close to me doesn't have much of anything good anyway. But, you should realize that when low income people resent resellers in thrift shops, they have good reason to.
you didnt watch the video.......
You not having a good income has nothing to do with resellers. You can't fault those of us that are making our own money just because you don't agree with it.
@@tashab0078 that’s exactly right. What about people on a fixed income like me who are trying to make ends meet? And it really shouldn’t matter what income bracket a person is from. It’s capitalism
Or you could stop being a hater and try reselling yourself so you will have more money.
The big silver thing is a potato ricer, I think!
When I first saw the green grill piece with the lid that fits into the pan, I thought it was for bacon, since II have a bacon press I use when cooking bacon on the stove-top. With the spout to pour out bacon grease, I really think that's your answer.
thank you! and thanks so much for answering and watching =)
* Metal "thing" is a Ricer, I've used them on cooked potatoes. lime "Thing" was a stove top grill. You heat sandwiches & Press them as they heat thru. but you aren't the kind to clean it up (as you said.) It is called a "PANINI" press or grill.. . . love the list of cost & Earnings at the End.. Good info..
Cool the kitchen metal gadget is called..... a ricer. Most people use it with potatoes, it gives it a interesting texture.
right on! thank you
The silver thing is a Potato Ricer. I have one over 40 years old that belongs to my mom. I use for homemade gnocchi. The one you picked up looks really high end quality.
That is awesome! Thank you so much for that info! =) It must have been it sold super fast =)
thanks so much for watching!
Love the video, unfortunately all the Goodwills around me are no good, as consumers have picked up on the reselling (I’m not a reseller but love to thrift) they no longer donate anything that is in good condition anymore, they typically donate it to shelters or places where the direct public does not have access to it. When they do donate they will cut all the tags out so you can’t tell what the brand is. Love the video!
Oh no! that terrible about cutting the tags out! Ours around here are still pretty good - lots of people also resell but i still find some decent stuff (sometimes)
thanks so much for watching!
Good! People donate their belongings so the less privileged will to be able to access decent used goods, not so people can grab up all the good items that were donated for their own profit.
@@MrsBotany. I’m well aware as I typically donate to domestic violence shelters. I personally don’t resell, but I work and got to school (pay out of pocket) so I have pretty limited funds at the moment so it’s unfortunate that I can’t find anything decent in Goodwill where the price is not the same as a regular retail store as I do not qualify to utilize any of the programs where I live.
@@MrsBotany. They donate to get it out of their house fast. The majority do. Especially the wealthy because they don’t care to sell it nor do they have the time.
@@MrsBotany. I'd be more concerned about the disabled Goodwill workers making as low as 22 cents an hour. If someone wants to help the less privileged, they should probably avoid donating to Goodwill in the first place.
green pan was a panini press but can be used w/o lid for a stove top grill
right on! thank you
The silver object is called a ricer. You put boiled potatoes in and press the handle down and potatoes come out like rice. You now have mashed potatoes-a little salt, pepper, milk and butter. It couldn’t get any easier.
yummy! people say they are the best
thanks so much for watching!
I think it’s a very entrepreneurial thing to do but for other shoppers who are looking for great deals it must be frustrating that you thrift e-sellers take all the good stuff.
i can see that point of view - but there is so much stuff out there - all day everyday - the amount of good items posted or for sale daily in the thrift store around here is alot. my opinion enough for everyone =)
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You may think that as everyone has their own opinion, but I would bet since this is how he makes a living, he goes two or three times a week not just one a month or every 6 weeks or so.
Its equal opportunity the other people just need to get there.
I was only kidding. My first thought was, well weren’t these stores created to help those in need and then I thought, well everyone could do this and resell on eBay. Good on you for having the entrepreneurial spirit.
@@margaretbedwell3211 he goes to lots of garage sales. I feel like goodwill is more fair game than little thrift stores. Looks like maybe his is big enough it’s okay? He gives good deals to his viewers if you see something you like:)
New viewer. Love your show! My interest was peaked by the "kiwi Green enameled cast iron grill pan with matching press (lid) by "outset" (that's every descriptive key word I used!) What sets yours apart from the current models I found, is the fact that it has those forged steel handles. Other info: The company "Outset" makes high end (therefore high priced) grilling cookware and accessories. The kiwi green color is no longer available, so is referenced as "vintage". Although you could probably make more $$$ if a collector found the item...you will easily make the $45 plus shipping that you mentioned. Great job on your content!!!
Welcome aboard !!! Thank you so much for the info and thanks so much for watching =)
The large not green kitchen utensil is a potato masher/ river. Amazon sells new for about $25.
the big metal thing is a "ricer" you put peeled cooked potatoes thru it, it sguashes them thru the little holes and they become mashed potatoes whne u add milk or butter to them. amd the pan with the lid thing is a grill pan and the lid thats too small is not a lid. its a weight so u can weight ur burgers or steaks to get those good grill marks on them even on the stove.
If you donate something it doesn't belong to you anymore. You don't have any control over whoever wants it for whatever reason
Hey, I just came across your channel and subscribed. I love thrift store finds. I honestly haven’t been to a thrift store since before Covid. I really enjoyed your content a lot!
Thanks for subbing! and Welcome aboard!!!! and thanks for giving the channel a chance =)
That big metal thing is called a ricer. I have a smaller version of that and you make potatoes and maybe some other starches like that and after you boil them and they're nice and soft you squish them in there and they come out really nice and smooth and then you add your butter and liquids and whatever else you're going to add and you have some great mashed potatoes or whatever else it is that you are making.
I think that strainer is for squeezing the juice out of fruits when making jelly. It can be used for mashing potatoes also. However I’ve used it for the cooked grapes to make jelly always when wrapped in rag before squeezing.
Found the cast iron in red going for 43.99 used. Look under enameled and you'll see it. Red says it's cottage collection. Hope that helps
Thank you so much for the info! =)
thanks so much for watching!
It is Olaff, lol. Not Orloff 😁 made me giggle.
LOL when Kayla watched it she was like what did you call him - Its Olaf! LOL
thanks so much for watching =)
@@beardedthriftmachine 😁
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The cast iron Outset is a Panini Press, and the long handle think is a ricer, for making really creamy mashed potatoes.
What a nice lady!
I’m so glad I found you! I live in NMB and the only Goodwills I know of sucks. I sell on eBay also! Enjoyed the video and subscribed!
Your goodwill in NMB was awesome 2 years ago and since they redid it and moved stuff around i find nothing in there ever. Head a little farther south and there are deals to find for sure. I heard the salvo in conway is decent too
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Been reselling full time on eBay since 2010 and I NEVER tell anyone I’m a reseller because they will ask where I get my stuff and that’s a secret that will never be divulged. Never tell people in public you’re a reseller! Resellers are the main reason Goodwill keeps raising their prices. They know a reseller will pay $10 for a high end shirt. If I can’t make at LEAST a 300% markup on a particular item, I don’t buy it.
I do shop at Goodwill from time to time but prices have increased so I’m not feeling it like I did before. Ridiculously overpriced.
People have given me stuff for free because I do tell them but I can see your point. Its all what you want to do and how to run it.
Thanks so much for watching!
it astonishes me that people feel that they have a right to know details about how we run our business [like, where we get it]. Just because someone asks, it doesn't mean I have to answer. actually, my silence says it all!
But I can’t believe you get the prices you get. I would never pay $40 for a used shirt. I saw a Burberry mens shirt for $29 & was put out. Are they overseas buyers.
The green cast iron is a Sandwich Press or Panini Press. I have one and love it. I'm looking for a second one. ❤
I immediately thought it was a potato ricer but it can also be used to make spaetzle maker which is why it has the ridges to sit on a pan.
Yep, that metal thing is a ricer, used to 'rice' up cooked veggies for babies and toddlers. Or to help with mashing.
Glad to see you can actually make a living out of reselling thrifted items; people don't realise how much work goes into listing items for sale on eBay or whichever suitable marketplace. I get bored after listing about 3 items, probably why a lot of people just donate stuff rather than spend the time trying to sell it. Good luck with the channel.
Thanks for the info! That is so true - its a ton and ton and ton of work and time for sure. and your right I dont think people understand the amount it really is
thank so much for watching!
I am wanting to start something like this up for awhile now and you have given me a lot of really good ideas and information. However I see a lot of buying but can you make a video on how you organize selling, packing and shipping behind the scenes? Please and thank you.
Go for it! I have alot of those videos on the channel - tons of what solds and then packing difficult items like golf clubs and fishing rods =)
thanks so much for watching!
The metal thing is a potato ricer
The green pan with lid is a panini press
right on thank you!