I live in SoCal with only 2 Deseret Industries within driving distance. I love Deseret. Good prices and the condition of the items is outstanding compared to other thrift stores! I'm planning a road trip from Illinois back to home in SoCal. I'm taking the northern route so we can drive down the 15 through Salt Lake City and hit all the Deserets down to Las Vegas. Can't wait.
Oh man, here in Utah ( DI ) is the same problem every time they bring a new cart, rude pushy and grabby people. At the end you have to do the same or they leave you without nothing😂😂😂
I just found your channel and instantly subscribed this is the second video that I’ve seen so far. There’s just something about how you and Dawn film your videos that I love watching.
I am so glad to see more content. The two of you are such good pickers. You both are very knowledgeable; I am not a reseller I just like watching. I also find it fun when you are with Dave. Well done as always.🐩🐩🐩🐩🐩
I was at a Deseret Industries in the Salt Lake Valley today and it was almost that crazy. They were bringing new carts out regularly and people were hanging around waiting. Made it difficult to just shop. Wider aisles, please!
That woman was super aggressive, calm down lady, it's just plush lol. I wanted a power wheels more than anything as a kid! Same if I would have bugged my GRANDMA enough I probably would have gotten one too, probably one of the only things as a kid I wanted real bad, but never got. I still think they are pretty darn cool.
Deseret Industries. It's the LDS (The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints) owned thrift store. They use the money for charities and to help train people who need work training to find jobs. A lot of the excess gets donated to other charities and to others in need. We don't discriminate against other religions and our church regularly donates items and money for good charity programs that other churches run as well as gifting things they might need like furniture or pews etc. They even give vouchers for free clothing and other needs to people who need it. Once a year they send large containers to each church and everyone donates until it's full. It's the go to donation spot for all LDS people. That's why you'll find a lot of religious stuff like Bibles, videos and artwork of Jesus in there. Plus because LDS people try to be modest in their dress and go to church you'll find a lot of dress clothing that's suitable for attending church or going to work. There's also usually new solid wood furniture for good prices that our church makes for good long lasting furniture. A lot of LDS buy it too. I had a wonderful wood bunk bed for my kids when they were little that was donated to my family and the only thing wrong with it after years of heavy use was it could use a sanding and re-stain or paint job. It's a great thrift store and they're not greedy about prices like the other thrift stores so it's a great place to source. In fact I'm sure they're happy that people can find deals and also are able to flip merchandise to make money. It's whole purpose is to help people and help them become self reliant.
My anxiety levels rose watching those rude grabby vultures
They are nice people :) but I get the anxiety, trust me
I wouldn't have guessed from how Dave described it but the new hair style is working on you 😎
Wow! Like vultures in there and you were so polite! Good on you 😂
Everybody is super cool :) we are all just looking for deals
Commonwealth Picker mug had me 😂
Integrity is how you act when nobody is looking - putting cart back 💯💯
Luv u guys!! 🎉🎉
Cary and Dawn, you two make the internet worth watching!
I live in SoCal with only 2 Deseret Industries within driving distance. I love Deseret. Good prices and the condition of the items is outstanding compared to other thrift stores! I'm planning a road trip from Illinois back to home in SoCal. I'm taking the northern route so we can drive down the 15 through Salt Lake City and hit all the Deserets down to Las Vegas. Can't wait.
Do it! So many DI’s in Utah…and I’ve been to them all :)
Oh man, here in Utah ( DI ) is the same problem every time they bring a new cart, rude pushy and grabby people.
At the end you have to do the same or they leave you without nothing😂😂😂
I just found your channel and instantly subscribed this is the second video that I’ve seen so far. There’s just something about how you and Dawn film your videos that I love watching.
I am so glad to see more content. The two of you are such good pickers. You both are very knowledgeable; I am not a reseller I just like watching. I also find it fun when you are with Dave. Well done as always.🐩🐩🐩🐩🐩
thank you for saying this....its encouraging :) appreciate you
Cool shirt Dawn 😎 🎨
I had the original green and purple cat with the castles and characters of he man. Probably still do in the attic
I was at a Deseret Industries in the Salt Lake Valley today and it was almost that crazy. They were bringing new carts out regularly and people were hanging around waiting. Made it difficult to just shop. Wider aisles, please!
You can do really well hanging out and waiting for carts at the DI :)
Love your cart narc reference
OMG the woman w tan top was a shark in a feeding frenzy 😳
*OMG, my DI is packed with so many pickers too. They sit on the couches and then POUNCE telling people "I was here first". Thrifting sucks.*
That woman was super aggressive, calm down lady, it's just plush lol. I wanted a power wheels more than anything as a kid! Same if I would have bugged my GRANDMA enough I probably would have gotten one too, probably one of the only things as a kid I wanted real bad, but never got. I still think they are pretty darn cool.
Wow. These shoppers were so pushy.
That was Cartman! LoL.
It's not even worth the aggravation to be reaching over each other in the racks...just walk away
the wood wick ones sound cool, too!
"it's the DREADED Avon"
How many of the people snatching from the fresh carts, do you think were also resellers??
You are of good moral character based on the cart narc
happy to hear it :)
Love your videos!!
Thank you Linda! That’s awesome to hear :)
Another fun video and great haul 😊
Glad you enjoyed
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The price is wrong, Bob!
Keep up the great content!
Thanks, will do!
Hey Oh!!!
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New here saw you on ADHD Dave . What does DI stand for
Deseret Industries. It's the LDS (The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints) owned thrift store. They use the money for charities and to help train people who need work training to find jobs. A lot of the excess gets donated to other charities and to others in need. We don't discriminate against other religions and our church regularly donates items and money for good charity programs that other churches run as well as gifting things they might need like furniture or pews etc. They even give vouchers for free clothing and other needs to people who need it. Once a year they send large containers to each church and everyone donates until it's full. It's the go to donation spot for all LDS people. That's why you'll find a lot of religious stuff like Bibles, videos and artwork of Jesus in there. Plus because LDS people try to be modest in their dress and go to church you'll find a lot of dress clothing that's suitable for attending church or going to work. There's also usually new solid wood furniture for good prices that our church makes for good long lasting furniture. A lot of LDS buy it too. I had a wonderful wood bunk bed for my kids when they were little that was donated to my family and the only thing wrong with it after years of heavy use was it could use a sanding and re-stain or paint job. It's a great thrift store and they're not greedy about prices like the other thrift stores so it's a great place to source. In fact I'm sure they're happy that people can find deals and also are able to flip merchandise to make money. It's whole purpose is to help people and help them become self reliant.
It's the name of the store. Cary says it in the first 2 minutes or so.
Deseret Industries
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This is the guy that ripped off the old lady selling 0.10cents a piece. Unfollow this channel