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Welcome to garage sales 
Unhinged. 

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Where the characters are as 
quirky as the vines. 

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I'm Julie. 
And I'm Jake. 

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Join us as we dive into the wild
world of garage sales, yard 

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sales, estate sales, and 
anywhere secondhand sales are 

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happening. 
From bizarre bargains to 

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hilarious haggles. 
You won't believe the stories 

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we've got lined up. 
Let's get unhinged. 

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Jacob, whenever I say the word 
treasure hunting, well, I guess 

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that's 2 words. 
Whenever I say the phrase 

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treasure hunting, I tell you 
that let's. 

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Let's cut that. 
We'll edit it out. 

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No, I'm going to keep it real 
because I am an. 

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Idiot. 
Whenever you hear the phrase 

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treasure hunting, what comes to 
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Pirates. 
Is that wrong you? 

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Kind of said it with a question 
mark like yeah, worldwide. 

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Is that the right answer? 
Is that the right answer? 

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Did I win? 
Did I? 

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Did I prove I have the high IQ? 
OK, so let's let's pretend that 

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you're a pirate. 
What kind of equipment would you

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need to go hunt the treasure? 
Well, a shovel, a map, probably 

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a parrot. 
What is that parrot going to do?

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What does it provide you? 
It seemed, well it it it's kind 

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of your standard load out as a 
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I think they really should have.
It'd be really funny bit to make

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a pirate show and every pirate 
has a parrot on their shoulder 

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like every one of them. 
Yeah, because you don't. 

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You usually just see one pirate 
per crew. 

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Yeah, and I mean, I don't know 
where I grew up. 

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That was always the captain. 
He's got a a parrot for some 

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reason. 
OK so gosh, this is going to 

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show my nerd. 
When I was in college I did a 

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quote UN quote study abroad but 
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We just worked with the animals.
Ever. 

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Yeah, apparently you don't have 
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When you say we did a quote UN 
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didn't go anywhere, it sounds 
like it's something you 

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shouldn't share on a podcast 
that our parents extensively 

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listen to. 
It no, it was fine. 

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But in this course, we worked 
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local zoo, and the animals that 
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birds. 
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animal husbandry, we were trying
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And one of the animals that I 
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Do you know what a macaw is? 
It's a it's a parrot. 

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Yeah, so it's the big pretty. 
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parrots that, you know, 
sometimes they can talk. 

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Not all of them talk. 
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people buy them as pets thinking
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speak. 
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You have to train it to do that.
So like it's a whole thing. 

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These macaws get very big and 
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The best way to describe a macaw
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imagine a three-year old toddler
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they would want to tear up 
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So like, whenever we put 
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their cage for animal 
enrichment, they would shred 

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them in about 10 seconds. 
So like, we would shove celery 

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sticks and they had in their 
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chicken wire around for the 
walls, and we would shove celery

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sticks in there so that they 
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They could, you know, hold it, 
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Those birds would grab those 
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That's really hard to say. 
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tear them to shreds. 
And it was supposed to be like, 

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hey, what could keep them in 
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I didn't have enough. 
I didn't have celery money back 

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in college. 
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So then we went to corn cobs. 
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that they had three of these 
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And so they constantly would 
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So whenever you say that every 
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birds, the mayhem that would 
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Jake. 
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I'm just letting you know it's a
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Well, OK, I'll, I'll, I'll, I'll
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No multi pirate. 
Multi pirate pirate movie. 

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Multi pirate pirate that say 
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Right. 
So, so you're asking me what? 

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What is it involved in treasure 
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Yeah. 
You need a shovel. 

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You need a map, and you probably
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You need some guys to go do the 
digging for you. 

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You need guys and you're going 
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angrily wave your sword and 
like, they'll dig it and they'll

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bring you the treasure, I guess 
just on the honor system and 

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you're you're set. 
I like how you've all 

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automatically elevated yourself 
to pirate manager. 

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Yeah, yeah. 
Yeah, like, no, I don't have any

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dirty work. 
Three Pirate Direct reports that

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will like go and go like you 
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just let's do a status update. 
We'll circle back on the 

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treasure hunt. 
So is that the wrong answer? 

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Is it not pirates? 
There's no wrong answer. 

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I mean, it probably is, but I'm 
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I'm going to let you go for that
one. 

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So what I really want to talk 
about is treasure hunting in the

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second hand market and what kind
of tools do people need to take 

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with them when they are on the 
hunt for their treasure? 

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So I did a vast amount of 

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research, about 3 minutes worth 
of what kind of tools do people 

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take whenever they are going to 
go find their second hand 

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treasure? 
Do you want to take a guess at 

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to what some of these tools are?
Now when you say tools are we, 

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are we, are we going to be nerdy
and be like, well, the 

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smartphone is an excellent tool 
or something like that Or are 

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you saying these are actual like
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technology? 
It's something other than a 

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piece of technology. 
So maybe a tape measure, like if

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you're going to look at 
furniture, you want to make your

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pits and everything like that. 
So here's The thing is, you 

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know, taking a heavy duty 
construction tape measure, great

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because those go up to 2050 
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The other thing is that if 
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and not all clothing has similar
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like a, a fashion tape measure. 
And those are the ones that are,

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they bend easy. 
They're almost like a ribbon 

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tape measure. 
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of tape measure that people do 
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OK, what else? 
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going after. 
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if you're going after like 
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something to test for lead, 
like, so you know what you're 

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getting. 
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Like something that would like 
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this material is actually in a, 
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is this true gold? 
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Something like that. 
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taking a magnet to test for 
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not. 
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course it didn't stick with me 
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But also having it a jewelry 
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So that would help with looking 
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used to look at. 
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And so that way it would help 
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of gold of says, you know, if 
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You can also look at jewelry up 
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And part of me is going like 
that would be so much fun to 

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have. 
I wouldn't know what I'm 

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actually. 
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It'd be fun just to like, have 
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like, you know, and looking at 
it, I don't know what I'm doing.

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Yeah, I've missed this much in 
your energy into it. 

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I'll take it. 
I guess. 

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I just, I just came here to show
my costume. 

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I, I have a friend who's a very 
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jewelry loop and like sometimes 
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comes to visit. 
And I'm like, oh, do you want to

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look at my jewelry? 
And we can look at him like tell

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me which one's fake. 
I don't know. 

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Yeah, I'd make the mistake of 
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my pirate eye patch. 
It really wouldn't work out. 

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That would be such a rude 
awakening whenever like someone 

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like ripped off your eye patch 
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there. 
Somebody else also mentioned 

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that they take various types of 
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This is a great idea, like 
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garage sales, estate sales and 
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equipment and it needs a AA, it 
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like that to be able to, to test
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what you want to buy it or not. 
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part of me is going like how 
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batteries would you have to 
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So like let's say that I wanted 
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an estate cell and a watch 
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Am I going to pry out to watch 
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batteries to find the watch 
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Like I feel like that how much 
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corrode pretty fast. 
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Well, and if you do, you know, 
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least prepared for anybody, like
any wayward pirates that, you 

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know, try to try to attack you 
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swing those batteries around and
take my. 

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I'm now concerned that you're 
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pirate and go about your life. 
Well, look, you got me started 

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on Treasure Hunt and. 
Sorry, my bad, you can't. 

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Start there. 
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taking a screwdriver. 
Why a screwdriver? 

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If you need to take something 
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it to like, and I think about it
like, hey, is it again, it's 

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probably going to go to 
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And I've seen before, like to 
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have to unscrew a screw to get 
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compartment. 
But for a lot of people, they're

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like, yeah, I wish I'd had a 
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looking for at things. 
And it helps you just to like 

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either price up a part or get 
into the the innards of it or 

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whatever it may be. 
I don't know. 

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I've never thought about taking 
a screwdriver. 

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But again, like I think about it
of like I'm looking at my office

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lamp. 
It's like if I was in the market

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to actually purchase a vintage 
lamp, I'd probably want to have 

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a screwdriver to look at the 
wiring to look at the inside of 

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it because like, you know, did 
mice get into it, something like

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that. 
And you really want to be able 

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to say, hey, is this worth it or
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I think as the second hand scene
gets more mature and more people

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kind of invest more energy into 
it, the more places it's, it's 

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not uncommon that they actually 
do their diligence and they're 

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not going to try to sell you 
something that's not working or 

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they'll at least let you know 
its status and a lot of stuff 

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like that. 
There's an area like, hey, we 

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got outlets over here, you want 
to test it, test it. 

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But I guess what you're 
describing those situations 

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where you'd need these tools to 
suss out whether something's 

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worth it or not. 
Honestly, in those scenarios, 

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that's where you're maybe you're
more likely to find an extremely

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rare thing. 
Yeah, very. 

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I mean, again, we're treasure 
hunting. 

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We're not just going for a ride 
on a weekend to go. 

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We are treasure hunting this 
other thing. 

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OK, Totally makes sense to have 
this. 

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Again, if you are an avid 
treasure hunter, you're going to

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dig deep for this treasure. 
Latex gloves. 

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Yeah, yes, I guess. 
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some straight brick and mortar 
franchise retail places I feel 

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like I should wear latex gloves 
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Yeah, part of me is like, I 
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latex glove especially. 
Like some of the places I've 

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gone to, things are dusty, 
moving things around, that type 

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of thing. 
And like by the end of it, my 

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hands are covered in dust and 
dirt and like, I just want to 

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wash them and all that stuff. 
I'm going, yeah, latex gloves 

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would probably help with like 
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these places. 
I also think, like going to a 

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garage sale of like, don't 
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hosting the garage sale, like, 
did they really wipe down 

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everything? 
Yeah, good to have latex gloves.

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Not a bad. 
Idea. 

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Good life advice not just for 
second hand sales. 

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The last item I have on my list 
is AUV Light You. 

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You went in the direction I was 
hoping you didn't go in. 

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Oh no. 
So some people say, yes, going 

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to a thrift store, a Goodwill 
garage sale and they're going to

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purchase clothing they will do 
AUV light and part of and 

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something were like, listen, I 
know I'm going to launder it 

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before I wear it. 
I really don't need to know 

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what's on it in order for me to 
purchase it. 

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This is where latex gloves come 
in handy. 

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But the UV light is also good to
find the the radioactive glass. 

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Oh, OK. 
Yeah, I can't think of the 

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actual name that I'm trying to 
think of for this glass. 

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Uranium glass. 
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So whenever you shine and it has
to be a specific type of UV 

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light, but whenever you shine 
this light onto the glass, it'll

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glow green and that's how you 
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that's how you know it was made 
with that mineral chemical. 

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I don't know what is it? 
What is uranium? 

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Well, it's an. 
Element, there you go. 

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Like there's, there's an isotope
going on. 

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If it's not made from that, 
it's, if it's not, look, if it's

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not from the uranium region of 
France, it's just sparkling 

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water. 
Oh my God, I hope some child is 

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not listening to this podcast on
the way to school and they are 

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having to take a quiz in their 
chemistry class and they're 

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like, is it real uranium or is 
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It's like, no, that's not on the
quiz. 

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Just answer the periodic table. 
But yeah, the pirate guy said. 

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Yeah, yeah. 
He he wants so many birds that 

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they're going to fight on a 
boat. 

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Man if. 
If some, yeah, if that kids 

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going to get sent to some 
counselor because if he's 

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talking like that, you know, 
uranium, sparkling water pirate 

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guy, mini birds fighting on a 
boat. 

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They are shredding their sticks 
and latex clothes. 

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There you go. 
Yeah. 

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But I thought it was interesting
of like, you know, before I, you

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know, we've talked about like, 
what do you take with you to go 

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second hand cell? 
And we've always talked about a 

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tape measure. 
Yes. 

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But looking at these other 
ideas, I was like, oh, these, 

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these do make sense, especially 
to your point that you said 

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earlier, if I knew what I was on
the hunt for, then I would know 

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what kind of tools to take with 
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Because again, if I'm on the 
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probably not going to take a 
screwdriver or batteries like, 

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but if I'm on the hunt for an 
electronic thing, then yeah, I 

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want to take batteries. 
I want to take screwdriver. 

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I want to, you know, maybe take 
a small flashlight to look into 

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things. 
So I thought it was kind of an 

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interesting thing. 
And like if anyone's out there 

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going, yeah, I really want to go
treasure hunting this weekend to

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garage sales, yard sales, estate
sales. 

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And before you leave the house, 
make sure you got your your 

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Fanny pack full of all the 
equipment that you need to go 

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spelunking in estate sell alley.
You got to be prepared, you got 

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to do it, you got to take the 
right stuff. 

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Why'd you become like an Italian
pirate? 

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You got to do it. 
You got look, you got to do it 

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right. 
Don't be a nincompoop. 

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I don't think that's Italian. 
Maybe that's just Jersey. 

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That's my pirate. 
You don't like my pirate? 

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No, I don't like your pirate. 
Pirate's weird. 

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That was my pirate's parrot, 
actually. 

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You don't like my pirate parrot?
No. 

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Are you trying to make all these
tongue twisters so if I try to 

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repeat it I can't do it You? 
Don't like my pirate parrot 

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patois you want? 
To add in another P word to this

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before we sign off. 
No, because it's going to get 

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dangerous. 
Well, I wanted to bring that to 

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everyone's attention this week 
and that's what we got for 

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episode. 
Thanks, Jake. 

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You all right? 
You got to do it. 

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Bye.