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nitrogen_widget:

--- Quote from: pbj on May 23, 2019, 01:20:50 pm ---Goodwill appears to list everything of any potential value on their auction site.  I've been in a couple of the store fronts recently and it's like going to a really lame garage sale.

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mine looks like a TJ Maxx now.
It used to look like a garage sale.
leapinlew:
My best Goodwill find was a Jack George laptop bag for $15 that looked perfect. The cost for that bag new is $499. I could've flipped it easily enough. It would've went for $300 on ebay, but I couldn't do it. I went into Goodwill on my way to Office Depot (next door) because I wanted a higher end laptop bag\briefcase for my new job. I thought I would pop in just to see if they had a decent laptop bags. I found this bag and it felt like destiny.

https://www.jackgeorges.com/products/elements-executive-leather-briefcase-4403


It's way more than I would have spent on myself. I thought for 5 seconds how I could flip it and buy another but I decided to keep it for myself.
pbj:
If it was at the Goodwill at Olive and 141, I believe you.

Mr. Peabody:

--- Quote from: Gilrock on May 23, 2019, 10:12:58 am ---I remember a friend and I doing a marathon game of Laser Blast because we heard something special happens if you reach a million.  The game isn't very fun and we got where we could basically do the same pattern to kill 3 saucers every screen so it was very monotonous to play.  I wanna say it was between 12 to 18 hours of us taking turns to hit a million.  We get there and basically the screen just fills up with exclamation points.  We were so tired we just gave an unenthusiastic "wow" and went to bed...lol.

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Hah. That's orders of magnitude worse than sitting up late at night to see no naked ladies on Benny Hill, or only soft porn on Cinemax. I couldn't sit in front of a game for more than an hour. TV I could stretch into three or four hours. Outside called me.
nitrogen_widget:

--- Quote from: leapinlew on May 24, 2019, 04:00:14 pm ---My best Goodwill find was a Jack George laptop bag for $15 that looked perfect. The cost for that bag new is $499. I could've flipped it easily enough. It would've went for $300 on ebay, but I couldn't do it. I went into Goodwill on my way to Office Depot (next door) because I wanted a higher end laptop bag\briefcase for my new job. I thought I would pop in just to see if they had a decent laptop bags. I found this bag and it felt like destiny.

https://www.jackgeorges.com/products/elements-executive-leather-briefcase-4403


It's way more than I would have spent on myself. I thought for 5 seconds how I could flip it and buy another but I decided to keep it for myself.

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That is a nicer bag than the TSA approved bags our company provides.

I've found a few good deals a few yrs ago.
Brand new Polo ducks? 5$I don't know they were low boys, waterproof and had great tread.
a brand new Samsonite overnight bag 7$.
brand new clothes steamer $7.
a fricken old ass motorized shoe shine machine with a red and black buffer beat to hell....5$ still use it.

misc. expensive shoes with the hard soles barely scuffed.
I admit, I did start grabbing $100 shoes for $7 that didn't fit me for friends and family.

I did pick up some vintage Weyenberg barely worn and some really funky golf shoes that were never worn also and look older than any shoe I own.

rich people donate all kinds of good stuff for the tax break.



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