Thrifting Time! Ep. 12: A Rare Find! | Retail Archaeology
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- Thrifting Time! Ep. 12: A Rare Find!
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Last year at a thrift store I found a Steven Seagal movie from the 1990's on VHS, still shrink wrapped, with it's original KMart price tag still on it. Naturally I had to get it.
Hey I have that "Top Secret Recipes" book. The KFC buttermilk biscuit recipe is great. Follow the directions and you really will get biscuits that are just like the ones you buy at KFC. And the same is true of the fried chicken recipe. The trick is to deep fry the chicken in Crisco oil, but you have to fry it in a pressure cooker, which is kind of scary. You can also experiment with peanut oil, it gives the fried chicken a different flavor, almost like Chick-Fil-A. But don't knock it, that book is great.
I could definitely see Wii Fit selling well with the pandemic given it’s a cheap easy way to stay in shape while at home.
100%, and more so with states that have tighter restrictions on what can be open. I'm glad I kept my Goodwill found Wii Fit, and Wii Fit Plus, as my girlfriend started doing a bit more of it this year.
@@jerseytomato100 Not everyone lives in a country with light/no COVID restrictions. That's the beauty of the internet lol
That cd player looks like it needs a George Foreman label
Man, I love going to the Goodwill stores in Mesa. Such a cool way to spend an afternoon. Buy some cool old junk, have a nice lunch somewhere, go home and relish in your spoils. Can't wait to do it again once everything is back to normal.
Things are not going back to normal. Look up the world economic forum, and agenda 2030.
@@zapazoid Look up some bitches
I’m a goodwill addict! I recognized those price tags and the layouts of the store immediately! Before COVID hit, I was a manager at a Goodwill in Chandler. The pricing strategy isn’t great, but I always tried to make things fairly priced. IMO, Scottsdale and Phoenix have the best GW’s.
12:18 That fine Ronco product once belonged to Disco Stu. 😉
My thoughts exactly!!!!
I would've totally picked up the Ronco Rinestone Studder and Bedzaler. I love collecting Ronco products.
"by Ronco"
What a blast from the past!!! 😂😂😂
At least in AZ, Goodwill has become way too overpriced. That includes both nice stuff that's ridiculously too expensive and the junk that's from the dollar tree but goodwill sells for even more than it retailed for.
We have those problems at Value Village (aka Savers) here in Canada in some places.
@@Crackrzz I've noticed savers here doing that as well. Guess that's what happens when thrift stores become corporatized and try to change their model to a department store
It's not just an AZ thing, they are doing it here on the east coast in SC, and GA trying to sell old Dollar tree, and Dollar General crap for 2 and 3 times it's original price. Then I head over the office supply section, and see old school Boston, Bostitch, and American made Swingline staplers for sometimes less then $1, when on eBay they go for well over that. So as someone who collects and uses staplers in an office setting on a near daily basis I snag the good ones up, then I head to the electronics, and even broken crappy old compaq rubber keyboards they want 10 - $15 for. GoodWill prices have just been all over the dang place the past few years.
That's how it is at most Goodwills. You just have to hope that the cool items are priced by the people who aren't bothering to look up prices of stuff on eBay before they tag them and put them on the shelf.
@@Damaniel3 Yep, and when they look up a price on eBay they go for the highest price someone is asking for, not buy sold listings within the past month.
Rubik’s Race is actually still being produced. From what I can tell, Rubik’s had shifted in the early 2000’s to making more electronic “puzzles” (such as the Rubik’s Touch, Rubik’s Revolution). These weren’t uber popular, especially with twisty puzzle enthusiasts. So within the last few years, they’ve been reproducing some of their old products, such as the Rubik’s Race, Rubik’s Triamid, etc.
WOW! I love going to Goodwill. Miss my trips there!
That Sony DVD Player looks more like a CD player then a DVD player
thats a Sony DVD player Picot DVP-PQ1 .. didn't know you could get them state side .. had them over in europe
My mother had the Body Flex set! This was such a nice BLAST FROM THE PAST! So great.
I spent my summer after highschool in 2000 at my late aunt's house near the beach, and helped her clean up the place, and at the bottom of a pile in her guest room she had the exact tape in yellowed shrink wrap someone gave her as a gift in the 80's. LOL
Yes, A Thirfting Video, I love this series
I usually search for any rare PVC clothes or Goth stuff or nice leather clothing when I shop there. The amazing think about thrifting is that you never know what you find
Do you usually luck out? I do the same but I never seem to find any PVC, leather or Goth clothes of value. Looking in both the men's and women's areas, usually it's either REALLY huge, in terrible condition, or cheap costume crap.
@@vasilevanda2248 to me it’s a hit and miss
9:20 those clouds and palm trees are straight out of a vaporwave album cover!
I just started to watch your channel and I’m really enjoying it. It’s relaxing and entertaining with occasional humor. Thanks!
Ha! I remember that Sony fruit bowl-shaped DVD player from the early '00s, looks weird but I think it's cool :)
I get so sick of seeing madden and NBA 2k at goodwill.
don't forget the Wii shovelware.
I love the thrifting videos. You and Mark go thrifting like my buddy Albert and I do. We call it “Big crazy”, a phrase coined by his aunt that does the same thing.
We got a ton of our stuff we have still from the Montgomery Ward in greenspoint, my dad got two massive air compressors the size of small cars, two smaller ones and god knows how much other stuff like old chairs, some stepstools, an old ladder we still have today, all i remember when I was there, was the store just felt ancient, tired and worn out, we got an absolute ton of stuff we still use today, in fact Greenspoint mall is now closed as well, all of greenspoints just tired and old
The quickshot speakers you saw are still my main pc speakers since 1998 they are awesome. 22 years of service.
More thrifting, please.
I go out of my way to find other peoples photos at the thrift. It's like my favorite thing. Home movies especially.
It's the one thing you can't replace
#johnmulaney
I didn’t realize how much I needed this video. I miss going out to just look at thrift stores. Thank you!
I was gonna laugh at you buying a Live album as your first, but then I remembered that Ashlee Simpson was *my* first CD purchase. I can't throw stones in glass houses. 😂
“ Look at all this plastic crap!” 😆
that live album is soo good, i have forgotten about it until now. it reminds me of my childhood! i just pulled it up on spotify and im listening to it right now haha.
Its always great when you find cool stuff at goodwill.
Fantastic! We always enjoy your videos, thanks dude!
C'mon, dude! I'm sure you've been looking for a Rhinestone and Stud Setter your whole life! LOL
Throwing Copper was also one of the first albums I ever had. It still holds up!
Always look forward to the thrifting videos. I like to see al the funky and weird stuff, especially from the 70s.
The sky in the exterior shot of the third store looked incredible!
Salvation Army splits up DVD box sets too. Saw them do that to The Complete Monty Python, such a shame they allowed a employee to do it.
Pavilions is my favorite Goodwill; I always find good stuff there. I really enjoy the thrifting videos!
Really cool seeing all the “retro” stuff!
Recycle that plastic crap! ♻️
Prices there are amazing! Minneapolis thrift stores are probably twice as much on average. Thrifting is also kind of a big deal around here, so there are regulars who pick over everything on new stock days. I'm lucky to live in walking distance from one, so sometimes I beat them to the punch. 😁
You should use the body flex font in one of your videos
1:50 when I saw that clock I had to double take because I have the same clock right next to me in black lol.
I have that same Deluxe Uno set! My Dad bought it when it came out in the 70s.
nice and I'm going to Goodwill tomorrow 😎
7:50 we still have a camera like that in my family. I had to beg my parents to buy me a new camera to bring with me when I went to japan because we weren’t allowed phones. My dad kept trying to convince me the old camera was fine but those things are huge compared to modern cameras and the photos are way worse.
Love these vids
you know what? I LOVE thrifting time....this was fun!
I love these videos
Here in Jersey we have UNIQUE, i go there almost everyday, you wouldnt believe the things ive bought all this time shopping there! Lot of the stuff i never had when i was a kid i finally got them now! I sort of live in thrift stores and flea markets now
I did see the racermate interface you got on ebay for like $75. Hell of a profit if you were gonna sell it.
I used to go to a ton of thrift stores in Salt Lake City with my father years ago and it was so much fun
I have never gone to a Goodwill so I’m gonna have to find one to check it out but I haven’t seen one around but nobody loves a Great Bargain hon more than 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀me ...heheeee
You can buy that QuickShot speaker and retrobrite it
That Halo 2 hardcover came with a 7-11 slurpee coupon
Nice find with that Halo 2 steelbook!
Double jointed thumbs, cool
I sometimes buy digital point-and-shoots from thrift stores but mostly Canon and they have to be from the sweet spot of between about 2009 to 2012 before they crammed too many pixels onto too small a sensor.
The advantage of Canon point-and-shoots from that era is that you can install the hacked CHDK firmware to shoot RAW.
Whoa. I have that same Sony boom box. And if I still had a landline, I would buy that Shrek phone. I like the movies legitimately.
I had that exact UNO Deluxe set as a kid! I was born in the 80s so I'm guessing my parents had it long before lol.
Oooohhhh, I love it when shop at thrift stores....
Thrifting Time is always a fun time.
That light fixture looks like it belonged in a Round Table pizza place. Damn I miss round table pizza. Have to visit family in my old home town in the bay area California to have round table pizza.
I had the body flex vhs workout. The workout consisted of learning to inhale deeply, expel air out of your lungs quickly, clench your abs while holding your breath during walking/exercising which increased your heart rate. Very unusual and uncomfortable to watch her tutorial...but it works!
6:50 I was born in 2005 and I definitely remember seeing ads for that rubiks game on tv when I was a kid.
Edit: I just googled it and I guess it’s a black version they sell now.
I love watching thrifting videos since I never ever seem to find anything cool anymore. I would've grabbed the pinball collection too, haha. Fun video!
Thank you! These are some of my favorite videos to make 😁
7:49 I had one of these. Won a gift card and used it to buy it. I think it might still be around but no one really wants them anymore. Bit of a shame.
8:28 I had one of those toasters, my Mom had it for years. I'm not sure the one in Ghostbusters II they used with the pink slime had that design, but yes, it did look a lot like the one we had. I bought a new one myself and gave this one to a good friend because they didn't have a toaster. I swear, you can't kill stuff made in the 60s & 70s. This one looks pristine.
13:20 Yeah these days, these were only good for, like, retro consoles or VCRs/DVD players at comic cons and fairs and stuff.
Miss going to the Goodwill store.
I have that old UNO game! Fun times, fun times!
I vaguely remember playing it (as well as using the old set of cards with the plastic tray thing - they definitely have a kind of charm the modern designs don't). It always struck me as "Uno meets Yahtzee", which is probably a fair assessment of what Uno Deluxe is/was.
I've got a set of creative speakers (I think they're creative) with 2 powered speakers and a subwoofer from mid to late 90's if you want them. I was going to donate them to goodwill this week lol. I'm down in Chandler
Body Flex is HILARIOUS! it's this weird breathing system and you hold different poses while you do it. you need to buy it if you ever see it again just for the entertainment
Your goodwills have a LOT better stuff than ours. Its usually a crap-heap.. I did pickup a TI 82 for 4 bucks though so i guess that's not too bad.
If you want more Pinball for PC, I have 5 different ones and Sega Rally Championship for Win 98. I love these Goodwill hunting videos. Keep it up :)
Wow I can't believe he found the Stranger Things clock!
The fact that I saw the thumbnail and knew exactly what Goodwill location it was might mean I thrift too often...(love these videos btw, especially as a local)
Greedwill is the store's name.
I had those Sony Speakers!
You get a like for being a fan of “Live”!😀. Throwing copper is an amazing album. They are such an underrated band... u should listen to Ed do Live songs acoustic... amazing!
I remember having this CD in High School... it got a lot of listens!
Same. An acquaintance and my sister got me in to them. A guy I was talking to for awhile was packing up and moving and listening to it in the background and I fell in love with Lightening Crashes. Then my sister was blasting it so I asked her if I could borrow the cd while she was at work. Then I bought my own. I actually saw them Live in Toronto back when Toronto was the intimate music capital at a bar called The Guvernment/Warehouse. YES they did Shit Towne. I wish I Could have seen them with the Counting Crows. 2 bands as part of my dream concert roster.
TC is absolutely incredible
Lol I donated exactly that same cookbook when I was cleaning out my mom's house last year...
Huh, didn’t realize Rubik’s race was something that was thought up back in the 80’s I thought it was a recent fad that hasbro been cranking up. I’ve seen an updated version of that game in my Target
I remembered getting a ps2 and Nintendo 64 there good memories
My first job was at Goodwill which was during my junior year of high school. Most electronics don't work well there and I tried to get a Sega Saturn to work.
I had some good finds over the years my local GoodWills like a boxed SEGA Dreamcast, along with a boxed SEGA Dreamcast Keyboard, a pile of official good condition GameCube Controllers, Mario Mix DDR Dance mats, a few WiFi Routers, cable modems, a couple Bluray players, etc.., but you are right 80%+ is just plain junk.
@09:26 WoW it looks good 😀
I've noticed since the "beer virus" has been going, the thrift stores, pawn shops, used stores like Half Price Books have had a lot less stuff in stock. Probably because people are bringing stuff in a lot less right now.
Thrift shops around here are not accepting donations. Presumably that will have to change or they will soon be filled with nothing but unsalable stock.
@@williamharris8367 a lot of mine have been picky about what they take, so I've seen more people take stuff to the recycle drop off points, and the times I've been this year I've found stuff I don't normally see like Apple Macbooks(scored a 13in Mid-2012 Macbook pro with the charger) uncommon keyboards, more complete prebuilt computers from the 2010's in good shape, Amazon Kindles, etc.. So if your local recycle drop off does not mind you looking around, and taking a drive in the bins at your own risk, then I say go for it. The old guy who works mine gets a kick out of seeing me find pirate treasure as he calls it when I take a look in the e-waste bin lol.
yes
Wow...all that junk is dank.
RIP Value Village Crown Hill, Seattle, 1993-2019
Visits Goodwill, looks at old electronic stuff. Almost feels like watching LGR Thrifts.
Yay !
Rubics race is still being reproduced, i saw some commercials on TV recently
Recent thrifting gold I got. Pair of Nike Airmaxs worth about $100 for $25 barely worn.
Missed these videos
I actually liked that DvD player 😂
Wow all the goodwills in my area aren’t as neat as the ones in your videos. Got a lot of good stuff there.
I would love to pickup that light fixture at 3:24
oh man, i bought that halo 2 steelcase back in the day.....
Shrek 3 Phone? Wow, they were really trying to capture the what was left of the land line market.
I don't have a land line, but have a collection of phones, because... need to collect something right?
The uno cards "smelled like the 1970's"? You mean cigarettes, incense, "Gee your hair smells terrific", and High Karate cologne? Yeah, I was there buddy! We kids became acclimated to that overpowering sent as just "normal".
A hoarders dream
Body Flex was in the 90s. She claimed that one could burn fat just by inhaling deeply, holding the breath, and then pushing out the breath.
Excuse me, my grandma was never so American tacky.
She was German tacky.
We live in America though, so it was wild walking into her house.
What Goodwill is at the start of the video? I swear it's the Goodwill near my house that shut down
Should have snagged that Rise of Nations Gold. Very underrated strategy game.