Just a suggestion. If you don't have explanations on your items people just pass them up sometimes. So put on the tag like the skeleton put vintage Halloween and eyes blink. So they know what it does and it's vintage. Etc etc. It helps the customer understand and probably sell better!! Love the 3D PRINTING items. So cool!! Love the booth. Nice guys! Doing a great job!
Just be patient, the gumballs will fund the entire mall experience!!! Great finds, and the older guy at the flea market was so kind and giving. What a nice person.
Everyone needs to visit their booth. It really looks good. I bought the lizard fan. When I was checking out the cashier said, Josh and Hayley just walked in. You need to go tell them you bought the fan. They are very nice and were cordial. I enjoyed meeting them.
14:19 Murano glass is not a brand it's a series of islands north of Venice, Italy. They are renown for their glassmaking with dozens if not hundreds of glassmakers. That being said, I doubt that piece is Murano glass. Original pieces from that region are usually finely made and signed/identified.
I have seen very large booths with 3D printed items, and your seller's selection was very similar to the booths I saw. I think the programmer who is supplying the 3D print designs is doing well.
Everyone that gets an antique booth is at first. You can buy stuff you would never be able to buy to out on eBay and unless you’re Josh and hailey you come down to earth if you live in a small area like me and don’t have a social media following. It’s STRESSFUL trying to sell enough to pay for the booth and make profit. Lol
Josh and Haley, the enthusiasm you exude for your booth project is pure delight and is definitely inspiring others. I think you should write a short (or long) story about reselling, things you learn, tips specifically directed at booth reselling (because it is becoming a very popular and sensible venue for sales). Book name, "The Gumball Experience", in fact, give your booth that name.
So as a pottery and glass collector ,I recommend that you do a Google lens search on an item before you price it. There is so much competition out there and you do not want to overprice yourself out of a sale. Assigned piece is going to bring you more money than an unsigned. A lot of time when resellers and collectors are shopping if they take a look at one piece and realize it's overpriced they won't even bother to look at the rest of your booth so when you're doing these more specific items I just recommend that you do a little more homework on them. I hope you guys make tons and tons of money I love your videos
@@HairyTornado in general, booths are usually priced lower than eBay you kind of got to go by what the average selling price is for your area. . Now I'm not a reseller, I am a memory collector .I am 54 years old and this is just what's been through my experience in New York. For your area, it may be different 😁. Your videos are always so fun to watch and I can't wait to see how the flip house turns out
As a past antique booth seller, I Found that putting SALE signs get attention of those just perusing. I love your enthusiasm, it makes me want to get back in the business. Wish you were close to Texas, I have so many things I would just give to you.
Just for info.The milk can..The really hard to find collectible ones are the ones with the loose drop handles( one one each side) .They are older and highly collectible. Also the smaller cans are cream cans. Scarce too.
Today's haul is a veritable treasure trove of vintage gems. Though they're old, they're all in amazing condition. It's like stepping back in time, with every piece telling a story of its own.
My dad drove a milk truck back in the late 1950s. He picked up cans of milk from all of the dairy farms in the area, loaded them into the milk truck by hand, and then unloaded them at the milk plant. So I can confidently tell you that those milk “crates” are cans. 😂 Of course, they went out of use long before you were born! They make pretty good stools as is. I suppose putting a wood top on them could make an interesting end table. Make sure you check the bottom of the cans before putting any weight on them. That’s where they tend to rust.
I'm here to second that: they are milk cans and I've sold quite a few over the years from my antiques and collectibles shop. Many people use them as stools, usually adding decorative cushioning, but they also make great porch, patio or garden decor, as is or painted. They'd look great, one on either side of an entryway door with plants on top. I can tell, Josh, that you seem to be struggling with what to call your space. You're right; it isn't an "antique" booth, so just call it the booth. We'll know what you're talking about. You're both doing a great job with all your projects, and you're very enjoyable to watch!! Thanks for all your efforts 🙂
If you know any teachers, let them know you have the big books. Kindergarten and lower elementary teachers like to use them for story time. Your price for them is really cheap.
Make sure when your counting your quarters, you check them to see if any are older than 1965. 1964 and less are silver and are worth more. You've inspired me to get a booth and I'm waiting for it to open so I can set it up.
Hayley and Josh! Thanks for taking us along! I appreciate you both so much! So cool to see what was at the flea market! Stay safe stay great and keep up the good work !!!!
Josh, I’m glad you didn’t buy the glass vase, that wasn’t Murano. The pottery is not RAKU, the technique you were talking about with the twigs and fire is RAKU!!
Murano isn’t marked on the glass usually. Look on the bottom at the pontil. It should be smoothly pinched off. Hard to explain. Find some certified Murano and study it.
I actually have to politely disagree. Pretty sure that was Chinese and not Murano. Murano isn't a brand, it is a location in Italy and most "Murano" is actually Chinese that you can buy at Home Goods for
@@JusticeAJusticeyes, I agree with you. You can tell by the colors that it isn’t Murano. I personally thought the colors made it look cheap, so it probably is Chinese. 😊
18:04 - Not just a lamp, it heats the liquid to make it work. Heating elements are what pulls in the most electricity, though that lamp doesn't heat that hot but it definitely pulls in more juice than a standard lamp.
I love your enthusiasm for the booth. However go easy now that the booth is stocked….keep your eyes open for items that reach out and grab you. Listen to Haley….she’s going to get a good sense of what’s worthy of the booth. Also in a booth things will ‘sit’ because your market is much smaller than what you are used to with whatnot and eBay where things fly off the shelf, so to speak. Your turn over will be much slower so it’s ok to sit there awhile without marking them down right away. Keep up the good work!
When I was a kid my mom had a few gumball machines around town. I was saving up all my money for a missions trip and I remember my dad coming in with this chocolate raisin jar full of quarters from his work gumball machine. I cried sorting through all those quarters, he had saved $250 in gumball revenue and it helped get me to Mexico!
I'm sure yall have already comped the pyrex... however the pyrex with those kinds of stands were usually grocery store prizes. Some of them are worth 1000 a dish, especially with the stand and lid.
Your gum ball poster you made is so cute Josh. Hayley and Josh your booth looks so nice, once you get a following I think your items will move quickly. Best of luck and God bless xx
A small tip. I think you should change your tablecloth like right now. It's Halloween time I have an orange. One on a rabbit for Christmas, a brighter color but your kids are doing great. I love you both.❤❤
Just a suggestion, when you reduce the price of items at the booth put a red line through the original price and write 'sale' on the tag (if you aren't doing this already) and the reduced price. People are more apt to buy if they think they are getting a bargain. Love your channel.
So cool to see you all start to get into pottery now that you have space in your booth! My partner and I do ceramics and know a lot of ceramics artists. We have collected a lot over the years from thrifting, gifts, and making stuff ourselves. The process of forming clay and firing to then make a piece of art that you can actually use in your day to day life is so meaningful.
When I was teaching kindergarten, I would buy those big books for reading circle. At that time they ran around 30$. Those would be a great find!!! ❤ love the videos and your Whatnot auctions!
9 หลายเดือนก่อน
I absolutely love the green pottery vase you put in your booth. Your favorite bowl would look amazing with that as decor in my home. I think you are incredibly cheap on your prices especially that pottery vase for $15.00. I wish you guys were closer or would ship those items. I would love to have both of them. Love your videos!!
I would have skipped the Pyrex part. I hope it does well for you. Hope both freebies went to the booth. You need chocolate in the machine over skittles. Peanut MMs are number one but MM would do so there is no allergy issues. Top six M&M's, Peanut M&M's, Mike and Ike's, Hot Tamales, and Skittles - LOVE the chart. 3-6 months.
Hayley , me encanta como has crecido en el canal , eres súper importante, me encanta lo que escoges cuando compras , bendiciones desde Merida Yucatan, Mexico, una abuelita de 70 años, soy fan de ustedes hace 3 años ❤
It could be be a piece of Morano but that is a piece that they've counterfeited so many times That I would have passed Because of what she was saying it was on eBay I think she's a probably one of the $100 or more And if it's fake it's maybe only worth 30 bucks Even if it is vintage
Don't worry Josh, I just recently opened an antique mall booth myself and I've also been obsessed with it. It's getting more involved in your local community! Although it helps that some of the more "questionable" things I've spent money on have sold. 😂
I took the top of my milk jug, put a pretty bowling ball, which mimics a gazing ball. It stays out in my garden year around. Just another way to display them.
It would be cool if you could create a “kids section” with the plushies, books, puzzles and such together around your gumball machine ? Plus it would be cool to add some higher end toys as a “chance” toy. Like your pewter pieces you got. You could make a sign to advertise what’s in there.
Love you guys thanks for sharing!❤❤❤❤….don’t go too high on pricey items in your booth…. You don’t want to be known as the “ high end” area… you have great things but just be careful. People have really cut back in their extra shopping money just to pay bills, from all the big increases in food-gas-rent etc…..just telling you something you already know. Your the ages my kids are. And I see them tightening their belts
The other multi colored vase looks like a Ombré twisted Murano vase. Not sure what she was asking, but they are expensive. I love the pottery vase. Great finds.😊
When she said “why do you keep buying stuff like that” I felt that in my soul. We are also a husband wife team and he is currently on a baseball hat kick lol
Love the addition of the booth, my parents have been getting into selling at flea markets so getting some helpful info from your journey. That 3-6 years gave me a good chuckle 😂
I have a couple of the milk cans, painted them with black semi gloss tremclad paint and one sits in my garden and one is on my porch with a plant on it.
Your videos make me smile. I usually watch them when I’m on the tread mill, running. I think you’re onto something with this gum ball thing, just haven’t figured out the next step.
I just got a milk container like those, good to know the pricing. Might save it for a yard sale next summer so I can collect other things to add in to make it worth my time, too bad you are not closer to PA.
We had a beautiful piece of mahogany from my husbands dad... we moved to Florida and the ONLY thing that moving company lost was that piece of mahogany. Out of a 3200 sf house with a basement the mahogany is then only thing that got clipped (I am sure it was stolen, it was beautiful). Honestly, we would have never used it and would have moved it 10 times since then LOL. I hope whoever has it made a lovely side table with it.
Thank you so very much for stopping and chatting with us. I can't thank you enough for the shout out!
Of course!
I wanted to look at your items.
I even wanted to look at what you have for sale - don't do IG - and nothing in your Etsy store yet.
Hey I live in Jesup ga. My daughter lives in Savannah . I need to get some of these Toys for Christmas gifts
@@janicegobin9687 we have many photos posted on instagram & Facebook!
I ❤ Hayley saying,”why do you keep buy’n stuff like this” 😂😂😂😂
I laughed out loud, I ask my husband the same question 😂
I have a feeling she doesn’t get much say!
It is soooo easy to become addicted to the process. I keep saying I won't go sourcing today and I always do.
@@spaceadd1 I think Hayley has plenty of say if she is really serious about something.
Just a suggestion. If you don't have explanations on your items people just pass them up sometimes. So put on the tag like the skeleton put vintage Halloween and eyes blink. So they know what it does and it's vintage. Etc etc. It helps the customer understand and probably sell better!! Love the 3D PRINTING items. So cool!! Love the booth. Nice guys! Doing a great job!
Excellent suggestion to help with Josh and Haley's booth sales, Elizabeth. : )
Just be patient, the gumballs will fund the entire mall experience!!! Great finds, and the older guy at the flea market was so kind and giving. What a nice person.
Everyone needs to visit their booth. It really looks good. I bought the lizard fan. When I was checking out the cashier said, Josh and Hayley just walked in. You need to go tell them you bought the fan. They are very nice and were cordial. I enjoyed meeting them.
Thanks again for the support!
Such a fun video today! I love the kids spending all the quarters while you all were there!
The 3 pack of kids 😂
14:19 Murano glass is not a brand it's a series of islands north of Venice, Italy. They are renown for their glassmaking with dozens if not hundreds of glassmakers. That being said, I doubt that piece is Murano glass. Original pieces from that region are usually finely made and signed/identified.
I love how enthusiastic you and Hailey are about your booth
You both have a lot of patience!! When you ask "how much" you always get a LONG story! 😂
I kind of enjoyed that mans stories :)
I have seen very large booths with 3D printed items, and your seller's selection was very similar to the booths I saw. I think the programmer who is supplying the 3D print designs is doing well.
Josh is like a kid with a new toy. Lol
😂Absolutely!
Everyone that gets an antique booth is at first. You can buy stuff you would never be able to buy to out on eBay and unless you’re Josh and hailey you come down to earth if you live in a small area like me and don’t have a social media following. It’s STRESSFUL trying to sell enough to pay for the booth and make profit. Lol
The 3d printed things were cool !!!! My grandkinds would love these ....
Josh and Haley, the enthusiasm you exude for your booth project is pure delight and is definitely inspiring others. I think you should write a short (or long) story about reselling, things you learn, tips specifically directed at booth reselling (because it is becoming a very popular and sensible venue for sales). Book name, "The Gumball Experience", in fact, give your booth that name.
So as a pottery and glass collector ,I recommend that you do a Google lens search on an item before you price it. There is so much competition out there and you do not want to overprice yourself out of a sale. Assigned piece is going to bring you more money than an unsigned. A lot of time when resellers and collectors are shopping if they take a look at one piece and realize it's overpriced they won't even bother to look at the rest of your booth so when you're doing these more specific items I just recommend that you do a little more homework on them. I hope you guys make tons and tons of money I love your videos
Everything in our booth is very very cheap. We base our prices on eBay solds and generally go for half of what the item is selling for online
@@HairyTornado in general, booths are usually priced lower than eBay you kind of got to go by what the average selling price is for your area. . Now I'm not a reseller, I am a memory collector .I am 54 years old and this is just what's been through my experience in New York. For your area, it may be different 😁. Your videos are always so fun to watch and I can't wait to see how the flip house turns out
Retail can be the best!!! Meeting and connecting with your customer is the best feeling EVER! Keep it up!
As a past antique booth seller, I Found that putting SALE signs get attention of those just perusing. I love your enthusiasm, it makes me want to get back in the business. Wish you were close to Texas, I have so many things I would just give to you.
I'm British, to me, a crate is like a box to hold stuff, we call what you bought a milk churn, a milk crate would hold milk bottles.
I understand the flea market booth obsession I feel the same way about ours but are running out of room. May God continue to bless you and Hayley
Just for info.The milk can..The really hard to find collectible ones are the ones with the loose drop handles( one one each side) .They are older and highly collectible. Also the smaller cans are cream cans. Scarce too.
The milk cans make great country style plant stands. 👍🥇
Today's haul is a veritable treasure trove of vintage gems. Though they're old, they're all in amazing condition. It's like stepping back in time, with every piece telling a story of its own.
My dad drove a milk truck back in the late 1950s. He picked up cans of milk from all of the dairy farms in the area, loaded them into the milk truck by hand, and then unloaded them at the milk plant. So I can confidently tell you that those milk “crates” are cans. 😂 Of course, they went out of use long before you were born! They make pretty good stools as is. I suppose putting a wood top on them could make an interesting end table. Make sure you check the bottom of the cans before putting any weight on them. That’s where they tend to rust.
I'm here to second that: they are milk cans and I've sold quite a few over the years from my antiques and collectibles shop. Many people use them as stools, usually adding decorative cushioning, but they also make great porch, patio or garden decor, as is or painted. They'd look great, one on either side of an entryway door with plants on top. I can tell, Josh, that you seem to be struggling with what to call your space. You're right; it isn't an "antique" booth, so just call it the booth. We'll know what you're talking about. You're both doing a great job with all your projects, and you're very enjoyable to watch!! Thanks for all your efforts 🙂
Yep I have a milk can that looks exactly like those as part of my front porch decoration. They will probably sell as is to the right buyer
If you know any teachers, let them know you have the big books. Kindergarten and lower elementary teachers like to use them for story time. Your price for them is really cheap.
Make sure when your counting your quarters, you check them to see if any are older than 1965. 1964 and less are silver and are worth more. You've inspired me to get a booth and I'm waiting for it to open so I can set it up.
Josh you are such a sweetheart trying to help your fellow vendors and resellers out.
I really liked those 3D pieces that she made as well
Hayley and Josh! Thanks for taking us along! I appreciate you both so much! So cool to see what was at the flea market! Stay safe stay great and keep up the good work !!!!
That walking math! I do believe that Josh was Junk Drunk! Great video!
The milk crates are actually milk cans. They come in a variety of gallon sizes… like 5 gal, 25 gal.
You can get some here for $10 or less……
Josh, I’m glad you didn’t buy the glass vase, that wasn’t Murano. The pottery is not RAKU, the technique you were talking about with the twigs and fire is RAKU!!
Murano isn’t marked on the glass usually. Look on the bottom at the pontil. It should be smoothly pinched off. Hard to explain. Find some certified Murano and study it.
The swung vase was to die for. You are going to regret not getting that one.
Y’all are amazing.
I actually have to politely disagree. Pretty sure that was Chinese and not Murano. Murano isn't a brand, it is a location in Italy and most "Murano" is actually Chinese that you can buy at Home Goods for
@@JusticeAJustice I agree that it is not Murano. The base looked to be polished with no pontil mark.
@@JusticeAJusticeyes, I agree with you. You can tell by the colors that it isn’t Murano. I personally thought the colors made it look cheap, so it probably is Chinese. 😊
18:04 - Not just a lamp, it heats the liquid to make it work. Heating elements are what pulls in the most electricity, though that lamp doesn't heat that hot but it definitely pulls in more juice than a standard lamp.
Loving the new booth adventure! “three pack of kids” Josh LOL and Haylie’s “Why do you keeping buying this stuff!?” 😂😂
find some old metal tractor seats and put them on top of the milk can. these make some great stools!!
I love your enthusiasm for the booth. However go easy now that the booth is stocked….keep your eyes open for items that reach out and grab you. Listen to Haley….she’s going to get a good sense of what’s worthy of the booth. Also in a booth things will ‘sit’ because your market is much smaller than what you are used to with whatnot and eBay where things fly off the shelf, so to speak. Your turn over will be much slower so it’s ok to sit there awhile without marking them down right away. Keep up the good work!
When I was a kid my mom had a few gumball machines around town. I was saving up all my money for a missions trip and I remember my dad coming in with this chocolate raisin jar full of quarters from his work gumball machine. I cried sorting through all those quarters, he had saved $250 in gumball revenue and it helped get me to Mexico!
Mexico?? Yikes!
I'm sure yall have already comped the pyrex... however the pyrex with those kinds of stands were usually grocery store prizes. Some of them are worth 1000 a dish, especially with the stand and lid.
Well you can go buy it at our booth for $40 lol
Your gum ball poster you made is so cute Josh. Hayley and Josh
your booth looks so nice, once you get a following I think your items
will move quickly. Best of luck and God bless xx
If you pay attention to your quarters 1964 and back are 90 silver and sell between $5.80 to $6.50 just for the silver
The gum ball machine enthusiasm is infectious. “I’ve gotta fever and the only cure is more gum balls!” 🍬
A small tip. I think you should change your tablecloth like right now. It's Halloween time I have an orange. One on a rabbit for Christmas, a brighter color but your kids are doing great. I love you both.❤❤
Just a suggestion, when you reduce the price of items at the booth put a red line through the original price and write 'sale' on the tag (if you aren't doing this already) and the reduced price.
People are more apt to buy if they think they are getting a bargain.
Love your channel.
Lavalamp is not just a Lamp, it heated the wax inside too and use a lot of energy :D a big one like that use Energy like a small fridge :D
So cool to see you all start to get into pottery now that you have space in your booth! My partner and I do ceramics and know a lot of ceramics artists. We have collected a lot over the years from thrifting, gifts, and making stuff ourselves. The process of forming clay and firing to then make a piece of art that you can actually use in your day to day life is so meaningful.
Buy the 3D printed items for auctions 🎉
If you still have the Milk Cans, put a padded top (round wood lid with foam cushion and fabric) on to make seats
“You’re going to get both milk crates? Where are we going to put ‘em?”
“In the wagon.”
🤣🤣🤣
When I was teaching kindergarten, I would buy those big books for reading circle. At that time they ran around 30$. Those would be a great find!!! ❤ love the videos and your Whatnot auctions!
I absolutely love the green pottery vase you put in your booth. Your favorite bowl would look amazing with that as decor in my home. I think you are incredibly cheap on your prices especially that pottery vase for $15.00. I wish you guys were closer or would ship those items. I would love to have both of them. Love your videos!!
I would have skipped the Pyrex part. I hope it does well for you.
Hope both freebies went to the booth.
You need chocolate in the machine over skittles. Peanut MMs are number one but MM would do so there is no allergy issues. Top six M&M's, Peanut M&M's, Mike and Ike's, Hot Tamales, and Skittles - LOVE the chart. 3-6 months.
I am obsessed with you about your new booth! So many things you could pick up now that your couldn't before! And wider audience
I'm not surprised that your power pack ran down. Anything that produces heat, like the lava lamp, uses a lot of electricity.
I love your enthusiasm, it's infectious! Don't let anyone dim your shine!
Hayley , me encanta como has crecido en el canal , eres súper importante, me encanta lo que escoges cuando compras , bendiciones desde Merida Yucatan, Mexico, una abuelita de 70 años, soy fan de ustedes hace 3 años ❤
Thank you so much! Please tell your grandmother that we said hello :)
@@HairyTornado 🤣🤣😂 I am the Granma ✌️
It could be be a piece of Morano but that is a piece that they've counterfeited so many times That I would have passed Because of what she was saying it was on eBay I think she's a probably one of the $100 or more And if it's fake it's maybe only worth 30 bucks Even if it is vintage
The heavy box is an old milk crate missing the wire dividers...I think
Don't worry Josh, I just recently opened an antique mall booth myself and I've also been obsessed with it. It's getting more involved in your local community! Although it helps that some of the more "questionable" things I've spent money on have sold. 😂
What you were calling milk jugs are called milk cans by farmers. They were used to ship milk to the local processing plants.
BTW, they're call milk cans.
Hayley when Josh said he wanted to buy the whole table.😆
I love that you are buying totally different things now for your wee mall place. 😁
I took the top of my milk jug, put a pretty bowling ball, which mimics a gazing ball. It stays out in my garden year around. Just another way to display them.
I love that rock apple that someone made, that is a really cool piece
You can get it in our booth for $5 lol
The $250 doesnt include restocking the machine but u can add "gumballs" to your chart to get a more accurate overall cost n break even point
We have 800 gumballs
Put your quarters in the green glass jug!
Don't drop price on items, better do a discount percentage sale, attracts more people...
It would be cool if you could create a “kids section” with the plushies, books, puzzles and such together around your gumball machine ?
Plus it would be cool to add some higher end toys as a “chance” toy. Like your pewter pieces you got. You could make a sign to advertise what’s in there.
OH MY GOODNESS.. the gum ball color board is AWESOME!
🔴🟣🔵🟢🟡
Love the booth shopping. Seeing the different things you are buying now is nice. Waiting until you start looking at, and buying costume jewelry.
Or put a larger piece of wood across both milk crates and market it as a coffee table
I'm obsessed with my booth too Josh lol I just unloaded 3 more totes of stuff. They changing thier hours next week to.
Just carried away! It's great to just have fun. Keep counting your money, be careful about rusty milk cans. You guys are fun.
Love you guys thanks for sharing!❤❤❤❤….don’t go too high on pricey items in your booth…. You don’t want to be known as the “ high end” area… you have great things but just be careful. People have really cut back in their extra shopping money just to pay bills, from all the big increases in food-gas-rent etc…..just telling you something you already know. Your the ages my kids are. And I see them tightening their belts
Everything we have is priced at roughly half of what it sells for on ebay. I think that’s pretty fair.
The other multi colored vase looks like a Ombré twisted Murano vase. Not sure what she was asking, but they are expensive. I love the pottery vase. Great finds.😊
I wish you both the best of luck with your booth. Very nicely decorated. Great video as usual. Ty
Shout out to the Liquid Blue Bear shirt! Thanks for the deal 🙏🏻
Thanks for the support!
@@HairyTornado Least I could do! Thanks for subscribing. Means a lot!
You really are addicted to your Booth! You’re too funny Josh
That was a Murano vase. The base was polished.
That bowl is Haeger pottery. They closed about 6 years ago.
Akhirnya kembali ke pasar loak...
Aku sangat menyukai kalian di pasar loak josh...
Turn the milk cans into bar stools put cushions on them I think they'll go a lot faster end tables just a suggestion I don't know anything just think
This channel is making me want to get back into reselling. You guys are an inspiration and an awesome couple.
Thank you! :)
Love what you did with the shoutout for the 3d printing lady. Shows your character!
When she said “why do you keep buying stuff like that” I felt that in my soul. We are also a husband wife team and he is currently on a baseball hat kick lol
The lava lamp gets very hot on the bottom. you need to put it on a silicone trivet. Ours gets really hot.
Love the addition of the booth, my parents have been getting into selling at flea markets so getting some helpful info from your journey. That 3-6 years gave me a good chuckle 😂
Very cool finds, the look on Haley's face when you bought the milk cans😊. God bless stay safe until the next video 💓 😍
Josh I think you should make nice porch tables or decor with the milk crates for your front porch!
I have a couple of the milk cans, painted them with black semi gloss tremclad paint and one sits in my garden and one is on my porch with a plant on it.
Josh I had a booth once, over bought. Hold back the reins. I know your excited.
We’ve sold over 100 items already so we’re just trying to keep the booth stocked
You sadly seem to be buying overpriced junk though! I love you guys but wouldn't buy anything from your booth😢
6:18 .. LOL ..but go back and watch this table... very cool stuff
I don’t buy lamps says the man who bought lava lamps for the antique booth 😂😂😂
Your videos make me smile. I usually watch them when I’m on the tread mill, running.
I think you’re onto something with this gum ball thing, just haven’t figured out the next step.
Love the Video! Josh your Booth is like Christmas Everyday & Hayley I love you Supporting Josh & Keep on Smiling, it’s Awesome 💕 Take Care, Jill
I just got a milk container like those, good to know the pricing. Might save it for a yard sale next summer so I can collect other things to add in to make it worth my time, too bad you are not closer to PA.
I feel,like those ladies would do well at coventions like anime and comic and reptile shows maybe even renaissance
Y’all stay hustling. I love it I will be like u guys one day 🙏
I can’t give those milk cans away. If yours sell I have a few I’ll sell you at a better price.
We had a beautiful piece of mahogany from my husbands dad... we moved to Florida and the ONLY thing that moving company lost was that piece of mahogany. Out of a 3200 sf house with a basement the mahogany is then only thing that got clipped (I am sure it was stolen, it was beautiful). Honestly, we would have never used it and would have moved it 10 times since then LOL. I hope whoever has it made a lovely side table with it.