The UK also have houses like that, I've seen another British hoarder show (there should be episodes on this channel as well). This is just specifically focused on storage in a lockup, garage, etc... And focused on earning some moolah from it.
Sister emptied storage stash is going to “ pay off my credit cards”?… I don’t even have one let alone two or three. Did I hear that lovely gentleman say he paid £50,000 for storage over 27 years, emptied his storage out and sold stuff for less than £250?
Personally I don't know any people who have these, but I have driven past these storage units on the motorway so there must be a demand for it. Remember as well that UK houses are tiny in comparison to American houses, about 800 square feet on average in the UK vs 2200 in the US, so we have a lot less space to keep things.
i’m from america and around her there’s a few storage unit places. i think people who use it are mainly people who live in tiny houses/apartments or are moving or just want a separate place to keep stuff idk. it’s not that common but i’ve definitely seen them
We definitely have hoarders here. There are something like three different Hoarders series dedicated to American hoarders, and our hoarders tend to be a lot trashier. The British hoards almost seems charming in comparison.
I'm from Canada. Keeping things in storage is mostly for people from older generation. Modern people don't get too attached to things, and it's a throw away society - "don't fix it, toss it" kind of mentality is going on.
That depends upon your situation, flush with cash or stony broke. Holes in your shoes or a pair of lightly used second hand ones. Been there brought the shoes.
Frank was so dapper!!
Frank is a Superstar
Kim's locker is nothing compared to my locker (when I had it) 😆🤣🤣🤣 And I knew for sure what was in there 😱
This guy has some amazing pieces. Just GORGEOUS
50,000 pounds...unbelievable, and so foolish
The sister's over-reaction to the discovery of the money is ridiculous. I'd have to lock her in the storage unit until she calmed down.
After so many years you find out the old solid wood is les expensive then IKEA!
Looks like very low quality though. Sad that they didn’t have the taste/knowledge to get finer pieces.
Frank and Victoria again! Thought it was just repeated. Must of had a lot of stuff.
Kim has beautiful eyes and I love her accent!
I love this show :)
They couldn't give the old gent a chair?? Just made him stand there.
They need to go to a bigger auction house. Not many people there.
These hoards are so clean! American hoards usually include animal feces, rotten food, and the occasional dead cat.
Watch Call The Cleaners, same thing in the UK.
The UK also have houses like that, I've seen another British hoarder show (there should be episodes on this channel as well). This is just specifically focused on storage in a lockup, garage, etc... And focused on earning some moolah from it.
Both from the UK...Watch "How Clean is your House?'', Also "Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners" where clean people help hoarders clean up their houses.
these aren't hoards, it's a storage unit
Aggie McKenzie is so nice, kind and firm at the same time. And her clothes are nice and elegant.
I feel like they all got gipped!
50,000.00 in storage fees, he should be ashamed?!!!!
Lovely family & he s in v gd nick !
Sister emptied storage stash is going to “ pay off my credit cards”?… I don’t even have one let alone two or three. Did I hear that lovely gentleman say he paid £50,000 for storage over 27 years, emptied his storage out and sold stuff for less than £250?
Have to go for auctions. Furniture in this style costs in cheap shops as copies not even massive more than they pay here. What?
I'd love to know why these presenters seem to be compelled to repeat everything at least twice and preferably three or four times.
very annoying but it’s most likely to “ fill “ in time … just show us more stuff instead of repeats …arghhh.
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Does anyone know what the music is which starts around one minute in
Fun girls would love to live next door to them
Is that common for british people to have a bunch of storage? I’m from America and I don’t feel that’s a thing here
Personally I don't know any people who have these, but I have driven past these storage units on the motorway so there must be a demand for it. Remember as well that UK houses are tiny in comparison to American houses, about 800 square feet on average in the UK vs 2200 in the US, so we have a lot less space to keep things.
i’m from america and around her there’s a few storage unit places. i think people who use it are mainly people who live in tiny houses/apartments or are moving or just want a separate place to keep stuff idk. it’s not that common but i’ve definitely seen them
It's a thing in the US too, but it may depend on the area. We created the tv show 'Storage Wars'.
We definitely have hoarders here. There are something like three different Hoarders series dedicated to American hoarders, and our hoarders tend to be a lot trashier. The British hoards almost seems charming in comparison.
I'm from Canada. Keeping things in storage is mostly for people from older generation. Modern people don't get too attached to things, and it's a throw away society - "don't fix it, toss it" kind of mentality is going on.
Your not snapping it up. You're gonna snap on passed it.
+ insurance on, in some cases. ( or all)
I can't imagine anyone buying second hand shoes, just no 😟
Shoes are ok if unused, underwear that's a no no
@@kaylaloveslilpeepforever6825 her shoes looked worn and tatty, I'd rather not thanks 😎
That depends upon your situation, flush with cash or stony broke. Holes in your shoes or a pair of lightly used second hand ones. Been there brought the shoes.
@@kaylaloveslilpeepforever6825 what are you smoking? Used panties are most sought after, especially if unwashed.
@@jankay8569 LMAO 😂
Slaves he said? 🤨
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