Bang on Ricky, I go to my local one and spoke to the manager she said we are not hear to be a storage centre, we want to sell it, hence its priced to sell, I wish all charity shops had that mentality
I used to work in the accounts department for a large nationwide charity and you’re right, nobody is buying from the town stores (the big city stores still do ok but towns, not so much). So much just goes in the skip and off to landfill. The write off is absolutely massive! It’s disgusting. Sometimes they might make a bit back from the rag trade or scrap but it’s minimal because they can’t be bothered to do it. They get away with it because people will always donate to them. I hate charity shops nowadays. Most people have been priced out of them. I get they want to cut out the middle man and make as much money as possible but they’re just not and that’s why so many close. It’s sad. The only ones I’ve found worth bothering with are the large Cancer Research superstores.
Two of the three charity shops in my town closed last year, Which left us with Oxfam, There more commercial branded oxfam items in there than donations now. I’ll have to hunt further afield. That first shop you went in was massive! Thanks for the vid mate, always motivates me!
I used to volunteer in our local Red Cross shop in town and we kept prices very reasonable and also played fair with customers, especially regulars by giving deals or a little more off.... we heard stories of shops making mors money with clothes going in bulk to rags, taken away in huge bags........ they have closed now, so has Bernard's but we have 4 left .....Salvation Army, Marie Curie, Mental Health and Cancer Research....the last one expensive but one of the others is cheap enough but put out stained clothes etc.....worse than anything!x
Thanks Ricky, wow that new chazzer of yours is twice three times the size of my new town entire combined triplet of charity shops. May it bless you with the finest of stock going forward good man 🫶
my favourite our the indopendant one aswell . i will always look in them and try and find them slipping but defintley price themselve out of market . hope you managed to get to car boot sale today
If you put yourself out there you have to take the knocks from people, you can please some people sometimes but you can’t please them all time. Social media has given the world a chance to be a critic
That Salvation Army shop probably shut down because they recently opened a massive superstore down off the Robin Hood Roundabout (Junction of A4 & A34) next to B&M opposite the Toby Carvery 🍺👍🏻
Ohh yea I completely forget about that one too, probably because it’s a bit out the way, plus I always end up spending a fortune in Gregg’s when I pop in there 😭
@@RickyResells They've asked to remain anonymous, I've had a word but they aint budging mate! They also say they picked up a 'HeroQuest' (complete) seconds before you arrived! bit harsh!
@@improvingme2day I can’t work out the angle of your comments to be honest 😅 you just told me they are from a 1930s thrift channel meaning they are on TH-cam but you don’t want to give me the information - something smells fishy 🐠
@@RickyResells yeah I've never been a good liar Ricky! should of just sent a generic message. this is good for channel engagement though! I want you beating that George Ross! 'Like and Subscribe guys'
A charity shop told me they are not here to earn me a wage and during our conversation she told me she is a paid employee, so i have erased that charity shop from my rosta as " i am not here to earn her a wage either"
All charities are a con! Before the internet I worked at Royal Mail, donations were made to PO Boxes, they’d come and collect, they find their own lifestyle first, they’d turn up in BMW’s, range rovers and Audis. How do charity workers afford them?
I used to go to ten shops and fill boot of my car, now I can go to twenty or thirty and be lucky if I find one item, so don't really bother anymore as it's such a time suck. Obv they're not there for us resellers but even for the regular customer most are riddled with fakes, poor quality items at mad prices. Worn and stained items at higher prices than new in tkmax. Whenever I'm in one they're often turning away people coming in with free donations as they have too much stock out back and yet have the same stock on rails/shelves for six months. Only way you can do well in them now is knowing more about unusual brands or catching them slipping, Double RL at normal ralph prices etc.
Use WD40 on the labels spray on top then level for 10mins then gently peel back if you still feel resistant just spray a fine missed of WD40 AS YOU GO.
Ricky making death of the high street videos now ayee?😅🤷♂️ Great watch, not every trip is a winner and this is a perfect example of the ‘luck of the draw’ 🫡
Jesus ffing christ I was in the barbour factory shop this weekend and they were selling brand new barbour jumpers for less than that charity shops man it's like they want you shopping online
They want to knock down the kennet center and make it like park way but will keep the cinema king fu and Nando’s there on about making a walk through where Nelson’s diner was
I really enjoyed that video camera skills and everything 😂but you are right they want ridiculous asking prices for pretty much everything sometimes more than what eBay are asking,Oxfam is the next to go I reckon, I can't see anyone ever buying anything from them overpriced and out of there crazy minds asking the same as eBay do they really think stuff in there shop is as good as what's on eBay ? When it's being touched by multiple people over and over.
Thanks Matt. I appreciate that, and it’s not even about the amount of people that touch it to be honest it’s about foot foot fall. You can’t price something at eBay prices which has a global audience in a shop that has a local audience. It’s just bizarre.
A lot of the Medical charities have their fingers in so many pies now that their high street shops are more of a show a presence than the main source of their income. Yes they have to make a profit, but they no longer have to give stuff away at such low cost as they can afford to sit on stuff. Take BHF as an example: they have a large amount of events each year, plus a lottery, donations, eBay, and like most have moved into selling more furniture for higher profits. I honestly see the longer term future for fulltime resellers is that many will have to get used to the fact that we will have to work harder, sell more, and expect a lower R.O.I on a lot of stuff. I have to admit to having serious thoughts of finding part time employment next year to take some of the daily pressure off.
The prices in charity shops now are crazy they will sell a shirt from primark for a tenner and you can buy it brand new for a fiver 😂 if they sell low they would stay in business and sell more bonkers✌️😎 ricky
a local shop had a as new couch advertised in their window for 379 that said cheaper than argos, argos it was 399 and came with 12 months warranty and free delivery, these charity shops are smoking something, i get that they want to make money but they forget it cost them nothing to get and now are just being greedy, but you and many others are part of the problem they see thousands on all the other platforms making thousands a month and they want a piece of it.
Some charity shops are expensive but there is 2 cheaper, I love going to the cheaper ones but I have to stop going in because I am addicted of buying too many clothes. I am reselling too but not had a lot of buyer's, now I have got loads of items and clothes,I am moving soon and been told I can't take it all. Help!!
I find BHF are the worst, although I’ve had some really good stuff from there. I’d say it’s 1/10 trips that something’s worth picking up. My clothing retail shop was 4 stores down from them and they used to come in (the managers) and price up their stuff just below mine. Cheeky slaves lol I have a good local one that’s a small non branch one that’s an actual charity shop with no director. All clothes are £1, usually fill a bag up with 5/6 items and still leave stuff for others.
Doesn’t seem that long ago since you was flirting you way round the town old dears in the town centre filling a bag full of bangers. Different times but you will crack bit 👍
Yeah melatonin is not a sleeping tablet it replaces a chemical/hormone your body isn’t producing enough of as it gets dark. So increasing the dose is going to make you feel like you should still be Sleeping
Its not rocket science though, a local charity shop has a limited amount of local traffic (footfall) to achieve maximum retail prices for used goods you need people looking for specific items of interest. Pair that with average people just browsing for a bargain and you have two major problems. You cant rely on off chances that someone is going to walk in and think I wonder if they have a Barbour fleece for sale THATS EXACTLY MY SIZE! This kind of customer would just jump online and search and pick the one he likes online and have a multitude of options and conditions to look through instead rather than off chance random searching and hoping. See its people like yourself that just cannot grasp this concept that don't understand! And unfortunately its managers and upper tier staff that have the same mindset as yourself. Then they wonder why they struggle to meet targets, stock never shifts for months on end, and stock rotation is none existent in some shops. You just don't get it! Letme go deeper: a charity shop can exponentially achieve more sales and have the till ringing constantly without this mentality, therefore smashing targets, shifting stock, always having new stock on the shop floor, which in turn = more footfall. Are you getting it yet? Its the reason many are shutting down, they dont understand these concepts. The big managers and CEO's are clueless. Charity shops have volume, free stock! so they should be volume sellers, selling 100x more stock for cheaper prices will still beat waiting for the odd higher tier price, which in turn smashes targets and creates the revenue needed to pay wages, rent and survival of them on the high street long term. If you work in a charity shop by chance its about time you understood economics. Charity shops are slowly killing themselves, its just fact, we are first hand witnessing it, but of course people like me that can see their mistakes will be wrong according to those who cannot grasp the truth. Lets see in the next 5 years!
BHF gets their stuff for free, they literally have no reason to “make a profit” besides from paying the rent and their CEOs. Also that one person might want that very item at that very moment in time hence why they buy on eBay
Charity shops are getting over priced, even for none resellers. Iv seen primark stuff at nearly the same price it would be in the shop. Still the odd bargain now and now and again.
Have any of you lot considered the influence so of your own activities are raising the prices beyond the obvious... 1. You have opened up the secret of reselling - when i started 15 years ago, we kept to shush. So your competition is higher 2. Instead of giving good stuff to the chazzer, people now sell the good stuff and give the cr4p to them 3. You all dump ur own unsold cr4p on them 4. Most chazzers are now online so to keep the B&M open they need to get the same revenue from the bad stock, they are charities so they cant offset the costs with the online sales - that all needs to go to the charity unlike other types of shops. You are the cause of the downfall
Nah Ricky, I don't think it's anyone's objective but I do believe it's a byproduct of what you guys do - or the response from the public. You are an intelligent person and you are totally the type of person who is able to think around an opinion and even if you don't agree you see where other people are coming from, surely you see at least some truth in what I said?
@RickyResells the only " issue" I have around your pricing structure is how it impacts and can cause I sudden drop in pricing that's hard to recover from in the market, which in turn can impact you. Let's say an items selling price is £100, you undercut by 50. If it sells quick - minimal impact and I know that's your aim. Totally. But if it lingers, the whole market starts to drop toward that number, so yours will sell first, but instead of leaving 10 £100 behind, you leave 10 nearer the 50 mark. So when YOU come along again, you are looking at £50 average selling price meaning you then undercut by £25 and we are needlessly spiralling to the bottom. Amazon was the worst for that because there is so much price matching software and I know you don't sell there. But it is still apparent on Ebay. I ain't hating, I ran my business how I wanted to run my business and would stick my finger up to anyone who tried to tell me how to, so I do totally respect you and your business model, I'm just trying to chat it through as I think it's interesting and you are literally the only uk reseller I respect.
Lets also factor in some major major global factors that have skyrockted the cost of living so people just dont have the financial means to give things away. Everyone and their dog are trying side hustles. So much so that the government introduced taxes on said side hustles. Charity shops will just have crap in the brick and mortar shops. Anything of value is likely being sent elsewhere or sold online. Everyone has an impact here. It isnt one specific thing. I even thought of doing it but i just cant be bothered. Its easier to dump crap on Facebook marketplace, vinted, depop, etc.. and call it a day. People have become tighter with money as they have to, resources have made it easier to buy and sell online with virtually no costs and the over saturation of resellers has definitely had its role to play.
Bang on Ricky, I go to my local one and spoke to the manager she said we are not hear to be a storage centre, we want to sell it, hence its priced to sell, I wish all charity shops had that mentality
I used to work in the accounts department for a large nationwide charity and you’re right, nobody is buying from the town stores (the big city stores still do ok but towns, not so much). So much just goes in the skip and off to landfill. The write off is absolutely massive! It’s disgusting. Sometimes they might make a bit back from the rag trade or scrap but it’s minimal because they can’t be bothered to do it. They get away with it because people will always donate to them. I hate charity shops nowadays. Most people have been priced out of them. I get they want to cut out the middle man and make as much money as possible but they’re just not and that’s why so many close. It’s sad. The only ones I’ve found worth bothering with are the large Cancer Research superstores.
I come here for the lift commentary! Keep up the good work!
Two of the three charity shops in my town closed last year, Which left us with Oxfam, There more commercial branded oxfam items in there than donations now. I’ll have to hunt further afield. That first shop you went in was massive! Thanks for the vid mate, always motivates me!
I used to volunteer in our local Red Cross shop in town and we kept prices very reasonable and also played fair with customers, especially regulars by giving deals or a little more off.... we heard stories of shops making mors money with clothes going in bulk to rags, taken away in huge bags........ they have closed now, so has Bernard's but we have 4 left .....Salvation Army, Marie Curie, Mental Health and Cancer Research....the last one expensive but one of the others is cheap enough but put out stained clothes etc.....worse than anything!x
@ 9.15 me Googling what a Gemmy is 😂
@7:54 the dolls having fun 🤣
Nice spot 😅
Thanks Ricky, wow that new chazzer of yours is twice three times the size of my new town entire combined triplet of charity shops.
May it bless you with the finest of stock going forward good man 🫶
my favourite our the indopendant one aswell . i will always look in them and try and find them slipping but defintley price themselve out of market . hope you managed to get to car boot sale today
Garage looks well organised!!
Hi Ricky , thank you for the video, well said 👍
Nice one Ricky 😊 thank you 👍
Furniture polish is great for getting stickers off items
There is also a bigger cancer research charity shop at Newbury retail park
Yeah British heart foundation has absolutely ridiculous prices ,they had a hotpoint wma washing machine now over 22 years old and wanted £180 for it
Charity shops have out priced themselves
If you put yourself out there you have to take the knocks from people, you can please some people sometimes but you can’t please them all time.
Social media has given the world a chance to be a critic
i live in spain and our charity shops are good here because they dont pay high wages to the managers etc... most are volunteers.
what do you think of the online vintage clothes bales would you buy them ?
Don’t know, mate. Seen so many iffy reviews on all of them. Bit of a gamble, I guess. Think if I did anything that probably be hand pick
That Salvation Army shop probably shut down because they recently opened a massive superstore down off the Robin Hood Roundabout (Junction of A4 & A34) next to B&M opposite the Toby Carvery 🍺👍🏻
Ohh yea I completely forget about that one too, probably because it’s a bit out the way, plus I always end up spending a fortune in Gregg’s when I pop in there 😭
The 'older couple' are from 1930's Thrifters channel. Great channel highly recommend!!!
Can you send me a link, please?
@@RickyResells They've asked to remain anonymous, I've had a word but they aint budging mate! They also say they picked up a 'HeroQuest' (complete) seconds before you arrived! bit harsh!
for 50p too :/
@@improvingme2day I can’t work out the angle of your comments to be honest 😅 you just told me they are from a 1930s thrift channel meaning they are on TH-cam but you don’t want to give me the information - something smells fishy 🐠
@@RickyResells yeah I've never been a good liar Ricky! should of just sent a generic message. this is good for channel engagement though! I want you beating that George Ross! 'Like and Subscribe guys'
Prices are f@£^!#÷g nuts dude, nice lamp
My local charity shop has 5 for £10 on clothes and accessories which is quite good, it's redcar
A charity shop told me they are not here to earn me a wage and during our conversation she told me she is a paid employee, so i have erased that charity shop from my rosta as " i am not here to earn her a wage either"
All charities are a con! Before the internet I worked at Royal Mail, donations were made to PO Boxes, they’d come and collect, they find their own lifestyle first, they’d turn up in BMW’s, range rovers and Audis. How do charity workers afford them?
@@dhsugarblade they are usually volunteers. Their car has nothing to do with volunteering for a charity shop but with their fulltime job.
Use a hairdryer for sticky labels, warms the glue :)
Lighter fuel works too
I used to go to ten shops and fill boot of my car, now I can go to twenty or thirty and be lucky if I find one item, so don't really bother anymore as it's such a time suck. Obv they're not there for us resellers but even for the regular customer most are riddled with fakes, poor quality items at mad prices. Worn and stained items at higher prices than new in tkmax. Whenever I'm in one they're often turning away people coming in with free donations as they have too much stock out back and yet have the same stock on rails/shelves for six months. Only way you can do well in them now is knowing more about unusual brands or catching them slipping, Double RL at normal ralph prices etc.
You missed the Cancer Research Superstore at Newbury Retail Park.
No mate, just didn’t have time. I had to get back for a marketplace pick up. 🤘🏼
Use WD40 on the labels spray on top then level for 10mins then gently peel back if you still feel resistant just spray a fine missed of WD40 AS YOU GO.
Ricky making death of the high street videos now ayee?😅🤷♂️ Great watch, not every trip is a winner and this is a perfect example of the ‘luck of the draw’ 🫡
Ricky try a hairdryer on labels they come off dead easy
Jesus ffing christ I was in the barbour factory shop this weekend and they were selling brand new barbour jumpers for less than that charity shops man it's like they want you shopping online
I raise you the Forum in Sittingbourne. Absolute on its last legs.
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Now it’s the fight soon 😂 how’s it going pal ? U watching the fight ?
Got time to watch you before Tyson smashes usyk 😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Actually have to watch u in the morning 😂😂😂😂😂 had a few in fight mode 😅😅😅🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
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I wish I was 😂😂😂😂 catch you tomorrow
Our three youngest kids are prescribed Melatonin because of a condition they have. It doesn’t make any of them groggy the next day though.
They want to knock down the kennet center and make it like park way but will keep the cinema king fu and Nando’s there on about making a walk through where Nelson’s diner was
Use a hair dryer briefly on the dog, that should help ease the sticker off.
Also the Salvation Army are closed due to being flooded by the river
If you're struggling with sleep you might be low on magnesium. Try magnesium supplements and no caffeine after midday.
I really enjoyed that video camera skills and everything 😂but you are right they want ridiculous asking prices for pretty much everything sometimes more than what eBay are asking,Oxfam is the next to go I reckon, I can't see anyone ever buying anything from them overpriced and out of there crazy minds asking the same as eBay do they really think stuff in there shop is as good as what's on eBay ? When it's being touched by multiple people over and over.
Thanks Matt. I appreciate that, and it’s not even about the amount of people that touch it to be honest it’s about foot foot fall. You can’t price something at eBay prices which has a global audience in a shop that has a local audience. It’s just bizarre.
Cost of living crisis even doing the rounds in charity shops now 😢 what is the app your using check stuff looks handy
Just Google images app mate
A lot of the Medical charities have their fingers in so many pies now that their high street shops are more of a show a presence than the main source of their income. Yes they have to make a profit, but they no longer have to give stuff away at such low cost as they can afford to sit on stuff. Take BHF as an example: they have a large amount of events each year, plus a lottery, donations, eBay, and like most have moved into selling more furniture for higher profits. I honestly see the longer term future for fulltime resellers is that many will have to get used to the fact that we will have to work harder, sell more, and expect a lower R.O.I on a lot of stuff. I have to admit to having serious thoughts of finding part time employment next year to take some of the daily pressure off.
The prices in charity shops now are crazy they will sell a shirt from primark for a tenner and you can buy it brand new for a fiver 😂 if they sell low they would stay in business and sell more bonkers✌️😎 ricky
a local shop had a as new couch advertised in their window for 379 that said cheaper than argos, argos it was 399 and came with 12 months warranty and free delivery, these charity shops are smoking something, i get that they want to make money but they forget it cost them nothing to get and now are just being greedy, but you and many others are part of the problem they see thousands on all the other platforms making thousands a month and they want a piece of it.
I'm not a reseller, but jesus christ 99% of the stuff I see in charity shops now I'd rather pay the extra £5 on amazon.
Some charity shops are expensive but there is 2 cheaper, I love going to the cheaper ones but I have to stop going in because I am addicted of buying too many clothes. I am reselling too but not had a lot of buyer's, now I have got loads of items and clothes,I am moving soon and been told I can't take it all. Help!!
I find BHF are the worst, although I’ve had some really good stuff from there. I’d say it’s 1/10 trips that something’s worth picking up.
My clothing retail shop was 4 stores down from them and they used to come in (the managers) and price up their stuff just below mine. Cheeky slaves lol
I have a good local one that’s a small non branch one that’s an actual charity shop with no director.
All clothes are £1, usually fill a bag up with 5/6 items and still leave stuff for others.
Its not a charity shop Ricky. Its a house clearance shop.
That makes much more sense much much much more sense. Thank you
Doesn’t seem that long ago since you was flirting you way round the town old dears in the town centre filling a bag full of bangers.
Different times but you will crack bit 👍
Wasnt that supergran ?
That look like supergran that plush m8
Top tip: Use WD40 for those stickers
Was that teddy a “super gran” am sure she just passed away!
Yeah melatonin is not a sleeping tablet it replaces a chemical/hormone your body isn’t producing enough of as it gets dark. So increasing the dose is going to make you feel like you should still be Sleeping
the mic be buzzy :(
Surely if a buyer is prepared to pay eBay prices why not British heart foundation prices.
Your volume must’ve broken when I said about that
Its not rocket science though, a local charity shop has a limited amount of local traffic (footfall) to achieve maximum retail prices for used goods you need people looking for specific items of interest. Pair that with average people just browsing for a bargain and you have two major problems. You cant rely on off chances that someone is going to walk in and think I wonder if they have a Barbour fleece for sale THATS EXACTLY MY SIZE! This kind of customer would just jump online and search and pick the one he likes online and have a multitude of options and conditions to look through instead rather than off chance random searching and hoping. See its people like yourself that just cannot grasp this concept that don't understand! And unfortunately its managers and upper tier staff that have the same mindset as yourself. Then they wonder why they struggle to meet targets, stock never shifts for months on end, and stock rotation is none existent in some shops. You just don't get it! Letme go deeper: a charity shop can exponentially achieve more sales and have the till ringing constantly without this mentality, therefore smashing targets, shifting stock, always having new stock on the shop floor, which in turn = more footfall. Are you getting it yet? Its the reason many are shutting down, they dont understand these concepts. The big managers and CEO's are clueless. Charity shops have volume, free stock! so they should be volume sellers, selling 100x more stock for cheaper prices will still beat waiting for the odd higher tier price, which in turn smashes targets and creates the revenue needed to pay wages, rent and survival of them on the high street long term. If you work in a charity shop by chance its about time you understood economics. Charity shops are slowly killing themselves, its just fact, we are first hand witnessing it, but of course people like me that can see their mistakes will be wrong according to those who cannot grasp the truth. Lets see in the next 5 years!
BHF gets their stuff for free, they literally have no reason to “make a profit” besides from paying the rent and their CEOs. Also that one person might want that very item at that very moment in time hence why they buy on eBay
Charity shops are getting over priced, even for none resellers. Iv seen primark stuff at nearly the same price it would be in the shop. Still the odd bargain now and now and again.
No fishing allowed. Closed season. Breaking the law. Oh dear.
Think the charity shops are losing money but selling so expensive..
He’s only having a little dip, bless him.
Ricky l think charity shop get a lot off fakes and they still sell try and sell them for big money l though charity shops can not sell fake
😉😎👌👍
You dont have the right to go into any shop and expect something for nothing you have to put the work in or go and get a different job
Go back to bed, Alan
@@RickyResells back to bed if only to busy making money but I like your so called funny side
Have any of you lot considered the influence so of your own activities are raising the prices beyond the obvious... 1. You have opened up the secret of reselling - when i started 15 years ago, we kept to shush. So your competition is higher 2. Instead of giving good stuff to the chazzer, people now sell the good stuff and give the cr4p to them 3. You all dump ur own unsold cr4p on them 4. Most chazzers are now online so to keep the B&M open they need to get the same revenue from the bad stock, they are charities so they cant offset the costs with the online sales - that all needs to go to the charity unlike other types of shops.
You are the cause of the downfall
My sole objective is to completely destroy reselling. 😘
Nah Ricky, I don't think it's anyone's objective but I do believe it's a byproduct of what you guys do - or the response from the public.
You are an intelligent person and you are totally the type of person who is able to think around an opinion and even if you don't agree you see where other people are coming from, surely you see at least some truth in what I said?
I do, but my percentage is on the fact our way lower than what yours might be mate. I actually bring it up in today’s video.
@RickyResells the only " issue" I have around your pricing structure is how it impacts and can cause I sudden drop in pricing that's hard to recover from in the market, which in turn can impact you. Let's say an items selling price is £100, you undercut by 50. If it sells quick - minimal impact and I know that's your aim. Totally. But if it lingers, the whole market starts to drop toward that number, so yours will sell first, but instead of leaving 10 £100 behind, you leave 10 nearer the 50 mark. So when YOU come along again, you are looking at £50 average selling price meaning you then undercut by £25 and we are needlessly spiralling to the bottom. Amazon was the worst for that because there is so much price matching software and I know you don't sell there. But it is still apparent on Ebay.
I ain't hating, I ran my business how I wanted to run my business and would stick my finger up to anyone who tried to tell me how to, so I do totally respect you and your business model, I'm just trying to chat it through as I think it's interesting and you are literally the only uk reseller I respect.
Lets also factor in some major major global factors that have skyrockted the cost of living so people just dont have the financial means to give things away. Everyone and their dog are trying side hustles. So much so that the government introduced taxes on said side hustles. Charity shops will just have crap in the brick and mortar shops. Anything of value is likely being sent elsewhere or sold online. Everyone has an impact here. It isnt one specific thing. I even thought of doing it but i just cant be bothered. Its easier to dump crap on Facebook marketplace, vinted, depop, etc.. and call it a day. People have become tighter with money as they have to, resources have made it easier to buy and sell online with virtually no costs and the over saturation of resellers has definitely had its role to play.
I don’t like the way you show no respect when go through the items.
I don’t like the way you don’t shut up
@@RickyResells Maybe when you are at the next car boot you could look for some manners, no wait that is something your brought up with.
You don’t know me. And it shows.
@@RickyResells I don’t think I want to get to no you.
Well, that’s handy because I’ve got no space for you