You are exactly correct. No cost other than fuel to go to the yard. Copper was almost 1/2 of what it should have been. It still was like free money 💰. Thanks for your support Tom.
Question I have is how did they know how much you had in all that metal that you were tossing into the pile? Did they weigh your truck ahead of time? And tell me again where do you get bare bright copper? Loved watching it on the “big screen”!!
We drove onto the scale and the truck and everything in it was weighed. After removing all the steel we were weighed again. The difference is the weight of the steel. Bare bright is electrical wire with all insulation removed. Great questions Julie. Thanks for watching.
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Nice job chuck, every little bit adds up. Keep up good work.
A little work and a little money 💰 in the pocket.
Nice indeed fam. Keep at it. Gold Squad Out 🤠
Thanks for watching. A little work a little money fo the effort.
That was a lot of work. But you did get some good for it and better than just sitting around wondering what to do. Great video Chuck
You are exactly correct. No cost other than fuel to go to the yard. Copper was almost 1/2 of what it should have been. It still was like free money 💰. Thanks for your support Tom.
👍It makes the work worth it when you get paid. Great video Chuck. Frank
Thanks for watching again Frank. Getting paid is always good. Sure wish it was a little more.
I liked your last comment at the end lol. 168 bucks is 168 free bucks! Better than a sharp stick in the eye 😊
my thoughts exactly. The. metals were all free, so I made a profit.
Question I have is how did they know how much you had in all that metal that you were tossing into the pile? Did they weigh your truck ahead of time?
And tell me again where do you get bare bright copper?
Loved watching it on the “big screen”!!
We drove onto the scale and the truck and everything in it was weighed. After removing all the steel we were weighed again. The difference is the weight of the steel. Bare bright is electrical wire with all insulation removed. Great questions Julie. Thanks for watching.
A lot of work for that money 🫡
A lot of work is right, but all the metal was free. So just blood, sweat and tears.