You can also use the Nextdoor app to source from your neighborhood. I sourced two expensive golf travel bags for free from the app and flipped them for $150 on a Craigslist later that weekend. I also sourced free women’s golf shoes that sold for $30. You can also sell items on the app for local pickup sales and create “In Search Of” listings when you need packing & shipping supplies. I picked up four large bags of bubble wrap today.
What's funny (and I've mentioned this before on your channel) is that years and years ago, when dinosaurs roamed the Earth, I worked as a temp. at various Amazon locations in Seattle. This was VERY early on, about 1994-1998. In the employee breakroom in almost every location, management had these big cardboard boxes filled with customer returns. Management said anyone could take anything for free out of those boxes. I got wise and started bringing a big duffel bag to work. At the end of the day, when no one was really paying attention to us temp. workers, I would fill my duffel bag with books, music, the odd laser disc, etc. What I didn't want I would sell and I made some extra cash for sure. Back then, the minimum wage was about $6.50/hour and I needed all the extra cash! Wow. Good times. And Jeff Bezos was a jerk even back then! LOL.
Ha! I'm betting Josh and his wife wouldn't sell Mose for a million dollars! That's how I feel about my cat, "Flax". Not for $500, $5,000, and not for 5 million.
@@DrummerGrrrl I'd be stunned sideways to get a confirmation on my offer. It's pretty obvious they are nuts about the Mose. We have one too, as you said - mine is an adorably grouchy yellow cat named "Tres'."
This is more of a niche thing, but I go to junkyards, the kind where you pull the parts yourself, and get interior parts to sell on eBay. Its more work than thrifting, but the ROI is really good and I love doing it.
I had a friend call and invite me to pick thru a storage unit in Cincinnati over the new year! I love when random and spontaneous events like that happen! Got some great stuff and some great footage for videos too! ✌️
@@87Dinero87 There were several but if you feel like watching the video visit my channel. But if I had to pick one it would be two figurines called Lladro, I guess it’s a tie between that and these vintage racing jackets that we found.
I recently started volunteering at a local thrift store helping sort through the donations. I wasn't sure how they would feel about me being a reseller . . . so naturally I let it slip on the first day to the guy in charge. Thankfully, he has no problem with it. In fact, they allow volunteers first pick on the donations at a reduced rate. They just asked that I tithe a portion back to the charity, but it's not a requirement.
That is awesome that they allow you guys that volunteer that opportunity. Thanks so much for volunteering. My passion is the food bank that I volunteer for.
I resell and currently work at a small thrift, my boss purposely makes sure to set me at the front to not be able to buy anything to resell. Love that you have support ❤️
You the best Josh! It’s very admirable of you how you collaborate with other small channels, give to other thrifters, & keep us all here uplifted/motivated with your upbeat, optimistic attitude. Hope you continue to see many more blessings. P.S. Love seeing Mose on a daily basis. Love him so much 🐶🥰
Thanks for stopping by my live 🤗 catching this one after the premiere! Such a fun video and felt interactive in a way haha I appreciate your style of videos ☺️ one of these years I’ll do some vlog style ones 💁♀️ I need to get over to local yard sales more! I have a pretty hefty pile of things to list so no thrifting for me this month 🤣
I love dumpster diving I got my start reselling in furniture finding couches selling them cleaning cushions pressure washing and reselling on Facebook marketplace 5 years ago when I was down and out while selling cars
I like the free section of Craigslist. A lot of furniture. I always joke that You could probably open a used furniture store and stock it entirely from the free section of Craigslist. Quite a few pool tables, Jacuzzis, pianos - things people don’t want to pay to have removed. I picked up a box of engineering and technical books from the next town over. One sold for $40 and a few more have watchers. I recently drove about an hour to pick up a free 1920s typewriter that has comps of over $150. I have it listed now on ebay. It may not be consistent, and the good things usually go quickly, but it may be worth trying as a source if you’re unfamiliar with it.
Had to watch again just to see our shout out! Hahaha thanks again and yes dumpsters and neighborhood trash days are FREE INVENTORY! - Chris & Stacy. 💪🏻♠️
Can you please do a tutorial on selling on facebook with shipping. I've heard soo many bad stories of getting ripped off that I've been scared to list with shipping
We haven't gotten many good things from good will. We go to a place called Don't Miss outlet everything, Everything is $7 flat screen tv's and what not. Which allows me to haggle a little with prices and get someone what they want for cheap but it doesn't screw me over
I want to drive out there just for that pots and pans aisle at the first goodwill! lol Great finds! Thank you so much for mentioning Jen! I love her! lol
Just found your channel recently and have been consuming them at an alarming rate! Another place that I’ve found over the years of Amazon/EBay is used book stores. Most of them will have a free “Dump Bin” out front. Most of the books are there simply because they don’t have a bar code. I have probably made $1000-$2000 off of these.
Personally I find more stuff at the Salvation Army and Habitat for Humanity than at Goodwill. Also I had great success with retail arbitrage from pretty much any store ranging from Michaels to CVS and Burlington Coat Factory.
Josh. Just saw Mountain Man video where he opened a mystery box from you. Very impressed with the things that you put in there. I have seen other sellers send boxes that are trash. Continued success my friend.
Love your channel, you really inspire me to push forward and scale my resale business! You’re right about Goodwill and it’s my #1 source too, lots of them here in Texas. Just today I scored a 2019 Joshua Harrod’s Christmas teddy bear for $10, and the comps on solds are going for $120-140! I’m a reseller on eBay plus I run a local resale shop, and one source that really works for me is auction sites for estate auctions and government surplus auctions. I almost always manage to get high dollar items for a fraction of their worth. Great video! 👍
I went to boot camp at Fort Jackson in Columbia, SC. It is a heck of a large city now. Which is like you said, why you have so many great shopping options.
Also, there's an app called Freebie Alerts that will alert you about free items in your area from Craigslist, OfferUp and Trash Nothing. Some trash or bigger items, but good stuff too.
Josh I just made my 1st reselling video, so much credit to you for inspiring not only on becoming a reseller TH-camr but also inspiring to start reselling. Hopefully I can become a successful TH-camr like you
Thanks for sharing and collaborating with these others reseller. I love the “selling across America” theme. When you push out West I’d love to share sing thoughts and help in anyway. Keep up the great videos and I learned about some new BOLO’s from the others reseller’s today.
I suggest shopgoodwill and filter your local goodwill if possible. You can do free pick up which gives you a leg up on bidders out of town. Got a brand new TCL tv and sound bar for only $40 no shipping cause i picked it up. Also offer up has been great for me. Got 200 sealed dvds for $50, made about $500. 120 blu rays for $70, made about 300. Nintendo SP that wouldnt turn on for $15, all it needed was a $4 battery, sold for $120. These are few scores from just this week. Try to not keep your eggs in one basket. Hope this helps someone.
I love this video and wish my bins was as good! I’m from New Jersey and the bins literally sections people off and it kinda turned me off from it but I’ll try again after this video!
We actually don’t have any local Goodwills close by. But I found several things at Homs that were great sells! Victoria Secret’s new old stock shampoos & conditioners! I actually got them using a coupon deal for free and they are great bolos!!
Awesome video! I am all about unconventional sourcing. I source virtually of my items from Facebook Marketplace all across the country and have them all shipped to me. This way I can do it entirely from home. I'm able to find over $5,000 worth of stuff to buy per week. By the way, thanks for inspiring me to make my own flipping TH-cam channel! It's been a ton of fun.
This was a great video. I have tried most of these types of sourcing. The retail arbitrage was the one with which I have only had minimal success. I picked up a bunch of toys that scanned well, high sell through rate etc. but then they still took 6 to 12 months to sell most of them. And then I picked up men's shoes at Marshall's but they are not moving so great, I wish now that I would have only bought one pair to try that out instead or 4-5. But as the Crazy Lamp lady says...I paid to learn. I think I will stick to the other avenues, I have a pretty good mom & pop thrift store here. Those other 3 resellers are new to me, so I will check them out. Thanks Josh.
Used several of these sources. Unfortunately the prices at Goodwill and Salvation Army are quite high. Waiting for garage sale season. Also waiting for my first purchase from Wholesale Ninjas. Used your code.
Random free sourcing option: charmin gives one per household toilet paper roll extenders and there's a market on eBay for them. Also a neat sourcing option is local pick a part or pull a part where you can salvage auto parts to resell.
Yes location location location is the most helpful when reselling. I watch your videos and wish my goodwills were that awesome. Mine are a mix bag. But I do have the Luxury of living near 5 bases that's in a 40 min radius. So the garage sales are great all year round with PCSing, DTY, and other things. We have a Crazy Caz boys also which is awesome. So our thrift stores might be ehhhhh but it makes up with the garage sales and Crazy Caz Boys.
Loved this video and learned a lot. How very, very true that so much can be found in the average home. In just a few years, even a two-person family will accumulate "stuff" that really ads up. Read a Marie Kondo book or watch some "KonMari" videos. If an item is more than a month or so old and it does not rate an affirmative answer to Mari's key question, "Does it spark joy"?, then list it, then and there. You will be making your life more livable as well as making TH-cam Bucks.
Hey guy, fan of the channel. eBay question here! You get X amount of free listings a month, when you enter into the next month, do you need to pay .30 for each existing listing - or do they become a part of you free listings?
thanks for the tips! I'm gonna start posting on this app that I would suggest to anyone the Nextdoor app if you don't have a fb neighbors group. I've found some good items that I can resell. I haven't had much luck with thrift stores, garage sales can suck sometimes but I get most of my profit from them.
the best thing I've found on the side of the road was a Cutco Knife sold for a little under 70 dollars. knife was clean so I think it wasn't a murder weapon? hopefully...
My dad has a prosthetic leg. I never thought about that being profitable. He has like 7 one ones in his closet and I just asked him about it and he said go for it, but the rest of the conversation went like Me: So how much is that one you're wearing worth? Him: It don't matter cause you aint getting it. Me: Hear me out Him: Like 6k Me: Can't you just tell insurance that you lost it? Him: No?? They don't care. Then he yells to my mom: Now I gotta sleep with my damn leg on, she'll be done sold it 😂😂😂
You can also use the Nextdoor app to source from your neighborhood. I sourced two expensive golf travel bags for free from the app and flipped them for $150 on a Craigslist later that weekend. I also sourced free women’s golf shoes that sold for $30.
You can also sell items on the app for local pickup sales and create “In Search Of” listings when you need packing & shipping supplies. I picked up four large bags of bubble wrap today.
What's funny (and I've mentioned this before on your channel) is that years and years ago, when dinosaurs roamed the Earth, I worked as a temp. at various Amazon locations in Seattle. This was VERY early on, about 1994-1998. In the employee breakroom in almost every location, management had these big cardboard boxes filled with customer returns. Management said anyone could take anything for free out of those boxes. I got wise and started bringing a big duffel bag to work. At the end of the day, when no one was really paying attention to us temp. workers, I would fill my duffel bag with books, music, the odd laser disc, etc. What I didn't want I would sell and I made some extra cash for sure. Back then, the minimum wage was about $6.50/hour and I needed all the extra cash! Wow. Good times. And Jeff Bezos was a jerk even back then! LOL.
"You can sell stuff you find at home!"
Next camera shot is of Mose
Name the price. I'll gas up my vehicle. He's already marshmallow trained!
Ha! I'm betting Josh and his wife wouldn't sell Mose for a million dollars! That's how I feel about my cat, "Flax". Not for $500, $5,000, and not for 5 million.
@@DrummerGrrrl I'd be stunned sideways to get a confirmation on my offer. It's pretty obvious they are nuts about the Mose. We have one too, as you said - mine is an adorably grouchy yellow cat named "Tres'."
🥰
I have 4 cats, Katjia, Katlin, Kaylei & Faith. As much money & trouble they cause me they are not going anywhere!
This is more of a niche thing, but I go to junkyards, the kind where you pull the parts yourself, and get interior parts to sell on eBay. Its more work than thrifting, but the ROI is really good and I love doing it.
I had a friend call and invite me to pick thru a storage unit in Cincinnati over the new year! I love when random and spontaneous events like that happen! Got some great stuff and some great footage for videos too! ✌️
yardsales and dreams do you have a youtube channel
What was your best find that day? Just curious
@@87Dinero87 There were several but if you feel like watching the video visit my channel. But if I had to pick one it would be two figurines called Lladro, I guess it’s a tie between that and these vintage racing jackets that we found.
And how could I forget the vintage Nike shoes! Old school ones
I recently started volunteering at a local thrift store helping sort through the donations. I wasn't sure how they would feel about me being a reseller . . . so naturally I let it slip on the first day to the guy in charge. Thankfully, he has no problem with it. In fact, they allow volunteers first pick on the donations at a reduced rate. They just asked that I tithe a portion back to the charity, but it's not a requirement.
That is soooooo cool
That is awesome that they allow you guys that volunteer that opportunity. Thanks so much for volunteering. My passion is the food bank that I volunteer for.
I resell and currently work at a small thrift, my boss purposely makes sure to set me at the front to not be able to buy anything to resell. Love that you have support ❤️
You the best Josh! It’s very admirable of you how you collaborate with other small channels, give to other thrifters, & keep us all here uplifted/motivated with your upbeat, optimistic attitude. Hope you continue to see many more blessings. P.S. Love seeing Mose on a daily basis. Love him so much 🐶🥰
Thanks for stopping by my live 🤗 catching this one after the premiere! Such a fun video and felt interactive in a way haha I appreciate your style of videos ☺️ one of these years I’ll do some vlog style ones 💁♀️ I need to get over to local yard sales more! I have a pretty hefty pile of things to list so no thrifting for me this month 🤣
I love dumpster diving I got my start reselling in furniture finding couches selling them cleaning cushions pressure washing and reselling on Facebook marketplace 5 years ago when I was down and out while selling cars
The majority of my sales for the past 3 months has been our personal items! It's been a great way to declutter and make money.
I like the free section of Craigslist. A lot of furniture. I always joke that You could probably open a used furniture store and stock it entirely from the free section of Craigslist. Quite a few pool tables, Jacuzzis, pianos - things people don’t want to pay to have removed. I picked up a box of engineering and technical books from the next town over. One sold for $40 and a few more have watchers. I recently drove about an hour to pick up a free 1920s typewriter that has comps of over $150. I have it listed now on ebay. It may not be consistent, and the good things usually go quickly, but it may be worth trying as a source if you’re unfamiliar with it.
wearing slippers out is a sign of being a "senior" and I'm not talkin' college!
I need to apply for my AARP card then as a 31yr old. 😂😂. Love rocking slippers out!
Wdym
You're obviously talking high school 🤣
I just found out my bins charges $1.59/lb for everything.....
Nice job Josh! Love your videos. Keep it up
Had to watch again just to see our shout out! Hahaha thanks again and yes dumpsters and neighborhood trash days are FREE INVENTORY! - Chris & Stacy. 💪🏻♠️
I just loved the way you told you dog to clean up. Too cute.
Can you please do a tutorial on selling on facebook with shipping. I've heard soo many bad stories of getting ripped off that I've been scared to list with shipping
Another great video man! Thanks again for joining us. We truly appreciate all the support.
I often shop at the side of the road boutique
We haven't gotten many good things from good will. We go to a place called Don't Miss outlet everything, Everything is $7 flat screen tv's and what not. Which allows me to haggle a little with prices and get someone what they want for cheap but it doesn't screw me over
Love watching you Josh, slippers and all! 🤣
Awesome video! Your bins is SO FULL! Thanks so much for collabing on this!
I keep watching his older videos . Amazing info 👌
Auctions are another option! Whether they are storage unit auctions or not.
Yes for sure.
I want to drive out there just for that pots and pans aisle at the first goodwill! lol Great finds! Thank you so much for mentioning Jen! I love her! lol
Just found your channel recently and have been consuming them at an alarming rate! Another place that I’ve found over the years of Amazon/EBay is used book stores. Most of them will have a free “Dump Bin” out front. Most of the books are there simply because they don’t have a bar code. I have probably made $1000-$2000 off of these.
Personally I find more stuff at the Salvation Army and Habitat for Humanity than at Goodwill. Also I had great success with retail arbitrage from pretty much any store ranging from Michaels to CVS and Burlington Coat Factory.
I love when you ask the dog to clean up. Lol. So funny. Another great video Josh. Thanks for the continued education.
“You can sell stuff you find at home”
“Yo, bro! You’re moving out”
Josh. Just saw Mountain Man video where he opened a mystery box from you. Very impressed with the things that you put in there. I have seen other sellers send boxes that are trash. Continued success my friend.
Thanks Brian!
Love your channel, you really inspire me to push forward and scale my resale business! You’re right about Goodwill and it’s my #1 source too, lots of them here in Texas. Just today I scored a 2019 Joshua Harrod’s Christmas teddy bear for $10, and the comps on solds are going for $120-140! I’m a reseller on eBay plus I run a local resale shop, and one source that really works for me is auction sites for estate auctions and government surplus auctions. I almost always manage to get high dollar items for a fraction of their worth. Great video! 👍
I didn’t get to watch until it was almost over but I’ll be sure to go back and watch in a bit!
Josh, thanks for sharing these ideas, I have also bought items from Mercari and Poshmark and flipped them on eBay. Getting close to 100K bro congrats.
I love so much that you left the house in your slippers!
Oops lol
I live in Nigeria. And we only have flea markets. So these markets are my only sources.
Wow that’s super cool, u should
Vlog too
@@87Dinero87 thank 😊. I'm going to. Once my filming gadgets get here, i will.
I went to boot camp at Fort Jackson in Columbia, SC. It is a heck of a large city now. Which is like you said, why you have so many great shopping options.
I’ve been traveling and haven’t watched in a few days. You’ve reached 90,000 subscribers!! Great job Josh!!
Also, there's an app called Freebie Alerts that will alert you about free items in your area from Craigslist, OfferUp and Trash Nothing. Some trash or bigger items, but good stuff too.
Josh I just made my 1st reselling video, so much credit to you for inspiring not only on becoming a reseller TH-camr but also inspiring to start reselling. Hopefully I can become a successful TH-camr like you
Good luck!
If y'all have an Ulta store where you live the have really clean boxes. Free is always a good thing.
Dumpster Diving...Did that back when it wasn't a thing..... ; )
Since I started watching your videos I have been getting ads for a local overstock stores. I'll go check them out when I get some money.
Thanks for sharing and collaborating with these others reseller. I love the “selling across America” theme. When you push out West I’d love to share sing thoughts and help in anyway.
Keep up the great videos and I learned about some new BOLO’s from the others reseller’s today.
Great video Josh! Also way to walk out the door and down those stairs like a champ
Hahahah
I suggest shopgoodwill and filter your local goodwill if possible. You can do free pick up which gives you a leg up on bidders out of town. Got a brand new TCL tv and sound bar for only $40 no shipping cause i picked it up. Also offer up has been great for me. Got 200 sealed dvds for $50, made about $500. 120 blu rays for $70, made about 300. Nintendo SP that wouldnt turn on for $15, all it needed was a $4 battery, sold for $120. These are few scores from just this week. Try to not keep your eggs in one basket. Hope this helps someone.
That Wii Party Game you have sells High! I sold a copy without the case or manual for nearly $50 plus shipping.
I love this video and wish my bins was as good! I’m from New Jersey and the bins literally sections people off and it kinda turned me off from it but I’ll try again after this video!
FIRST! Just got home from work to see this. Super excited!
I’ve totally done that with the slippers!!!🤣💜
Great video. I love how you reset the viewer attention throughout the video.
You forgot to mention auctions. A great way to source!
Hello from Germany :-))) ...always wenn I look your videos your light outside is burning :-/
We actually don’t have any local Goodwills close by. But I found several things at Homs that were great sells! Victoria Secret’s new old stock shampoos & conditioners! I actually got them using a coupon deal for free and they are great bolos!!
Get it, Josh! You found some good stuff...
Awesome video! I am all about unconventional sourcing. I source virtually of my items from Facebook Marketplace all across the country and have them all shipped to me. This way I can do it entirely from home. I'm able to find over $5,000 worth of stuff to buy per week. By the way, thanks for inspiring me to make my own flipping TH-cam channel! It's been a ton of fun.
Man I could go shopping again! This year I've started Reselling. I've been going to town so often lately!😄🤑
This was a great video. I have tried most of these types of sourcing. The retail arbitrage was the one with which I have only had minimal success. I picked up a bunch of toys that scanned well, high sell through rate etc. but then they still took 6 to 12 months to sell most of them. And then I picked up men's shoes at Marshall's but they are not moving so great, I wish now that I would have only bought one pair to try that out instead or 4-5. But as the Crazy Lamp lady says...I paid to learn. I think I will stick to the other avenues, I have a pretty good mom & pop thrift store here. Those other 3 resellers are new to me, so I will check them out. Thanks Josh.
Awesome video Hairy I like those Jason Kidds 🏀🏀 Thanks for the mention with the challenge! 🙌🙌🤙🤟✌🔥
It was fun to watch you edit! Great tips !
My closest Goodwill's t-shirt prices (for both men's and women's) are $1.99 each here in NY
That’s cheap
90k brother. Congrats man. I joined when you had like 5k so this is crazy lol.
You’re the best, great job.
We don’t have these in the land of Oz thanks love yiur video
Great Video Josh, def good tips on where to source. Side note I sold my Mega Man X on Snes to get started, I kind of want it back now.lol
Used several of these sources. Unfortunately the prices at Goodwill and Salvation Army are quite high. Waiting for garage sale season. Also waiting for my first purchase from Wholesale Ninjas. Used your code.
Random free sourcing option: charmin gives one per household toilet paper roll extenders and there's a market on eBay for them.
Also a neat sourcing option is local pick a part or pull a part where you can salvage auto parts to resell.
Yes location location location is the most helpful when reselling. I watch your videos and wish my goodwills were that awesome. Mine are a mix bag. But I do have the Luxury of living near 5 bases that's in a 40 min radius. So the garage sales are great all year round with PCSing, DTY, and other things. We have a Crazy Caz boys also which is awesome. So our thrift stores might be ehhhhh but it makes up with the garage sales and Crazy Caz Boys.
There’s a new Goodwill opening in my area tomorrow , definitely gunna try to be the first one there! The first day is always great!
Learning a lot from you to help myself and my fiance! Your videos are awesome!
5:20 wow that’s a small gap you fit through!!!
Awesome dog man. Great video
Thank you I think I will post on my local fb group about what I do...I'm also a barber so I talk to my customers i got a sega with 15 games for 30
I wear my slippers out all the time, love it 😀
Great job 👌👍
Loved this video and learned a lot. How very, very true that so much can be found in the average home. In just a few years, even a two-person family will accumulate "stuff" that really ads up. Read a Marie Kondo book or watch some "KonMari" videos. If an item is more than a month or so old and it does not rate an affirmative answer to Mari's key question, "Does it spark joy"?, then list it, then and there. You will be making your life more livable as well as making TH-cam Bucks.
My hubby and I have at least that many coats in our closet!!
I started out by selling stuff from my house. Then got hooked I love the hunt....hate listing. “Funding the life”
Same. I hate listing
Hey guy, fan of the channel. eBay question here! You get X amount of free listings a month, when you enter into the next month, do you need to pay .30 for each existing listing - or do they become a part of you free listings?
What happened to the Hairy Tornado intro? Just wondering.........Love that
Thank you for sharing your knowledge 💜
Still need to check out the bins near me. Thanks for the video man! 🤜
thanks for the tips! I'm gonna start posting on this app that I would suggest to anyone the Nextdoor app if you don't have a fb neighbors group. I've found some good items that I can resell. I haven't had much luck with thrift stores, garage sales can suck sometimes but I get most of my profit from them.
Another good video
I sold some puzzles I got from dollar tree. A set of two for 16 dollars.
I've been on nextdoor and I've found some good things. Some yard sales are good but my goodwill is bad.
the best thing I've found on the side of the road was a Cutco Knife sold for a little under 70 dollars. knife was clean so I think it wasn't a murder weapon? hopefully...
My best source is the local stores
Hey Hairy Tornado! Love your videos!
Goodwill also calls the bins stores "Buy the Pound".
Great info as always!
My bins doesn't let us plug things in. Still my favorite place to source tho of course!
And could you do a second version of this video
I really love your channel. Following you on my personal channel and now on this one too. Take good care of yourself and keep em coming :)
Thanks!
90k subs... so excited for you to reach 100k
Around here we have “Boutiques” in the goodwills where the prices are outrageous for anything worth a crap
Good. Video
Glad I'm not the only one who asks my dogs to pull their weight around the house 😂 they're not really that good at it though lol.
You should have found a vhs there at the bins
Dang it, I'm second....boohooo...can't wait Josh!
My dad has a prosthetic leg. I never thought about that being profitable. He has like 7 one ones in his closet and I just asked him about it and he said go for it, but the rest of the conversation went like
Me: So how much is that one you're wearing worth?
Him: It don't matter cause you aint getting it.
Me: Hear me out
Him: Like 6k
Me: Can't you just tell insurance that you lost it?
Him: No?? They don't care.
Then he yells to my mom: Now I gotta sleep with my damn leg on, she'll be done sold it
😂😂😂
Hahahaha
That’s hilarious!
You can LITERALLY sell false teeth as well 😳. I told my mom I want her sets of teeth when she dies 🤣🤣🤣