The Boulder Boys Sacrifice Opal Treasure To Fund Their Season! | Outback Opal Hunters
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- While struggling to locate opal, the Boulder Boys continue to burn through their resources without any results, leading them to sell their current treasure opal to fund their mining season.
From season 2 episode 9.
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I think you’re great Aaron ❤
This Is Why Opal Is So Expensive
Why did he settle for 5? He said five so unconfidently and was definitely welcoming a counter
From season 2 episode 9. old
RIP RON
Ron's Gone
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What a twit. He could have got more for that. His mates know it too. Never take the first offer.
I thought the whole point of mining was to find opal and sell it for the best price.
some people can find a golden needle at a glance but can't sell ice in the desert. They need to let one of the other guy do the selling.
The whole point of mining is getting as much precious resource for the least cost. Then holding said resource untill the price is higher than when it was mined. And actually trading as little as possible as long as it increases in worth faster than cash investments. Santa didn't tell you that.
@@cameronsharp2441lol. no sorry that might be great in theory, but in reality there are bills to pay and you need to sell your product as you go. especially small scale stuff such as opal mining
Aaron shouldn’t be doing this🤣. Doesn’t know the 1st rule of negotiation💀
Yeah should have said 8k and negotiate to 6k-6.5k :/
COLOUR😅
Hay lads I hope the trip to the big hill is coming along I bet if you ever get the top of that hill nicked off you will all become so welthy that you will all be able to fly around like Stony dose anyhow I just hope youall get there one-day I was someone who in the early 90 was up that way close to where youall where anyhow time will tell I gess
use the trees to help u if their roots can go threw the sandy layer to the clay layer then so can the mineral rich sea bed water back in the day
R.I.P Ron. A genuine aussie opal hunter with a never quit attitude. I feel sorry for Greg being left to deal with AAron who hasn't got a clue about finding or selling opals. Aarons greed is his downfall.