- All right, here we go.
Anybody bid 20? 40?
40?
What about $60? - Jarrod.
Jarrod's in. AUCTIONEER: 80? $80?
[auctioneer chant] 120?
120?
140?
WOMAN: Tell him now! AUCTIONEER: 140?
160? 180?
Yeah!
AUCTIONEER: 180 down on to you.
[auctioneer chant] 220?
240? 260?
Yep! AUCTIONEER: 280?
Down 3. What about--
- Down to 3. - [auctioneer chant]
320? Going once.
Twice. [auctioneer chant]
Sold to Darrell.
Got it for $300. 300.
WOMAN: There you go, Darrell!
MAN: $30 unit for 300.
A lot of open space.
Well, we know that big TV right there
if it works is a $10 bill.
Now that's a Schwinn rim, so $10 there on the rim.
These are the ones that got me going right here.
They're titanium and they're disc.
I can probably get $100 for these.
For those two.
Let's see what-- oh yeah, looks like a big,
old, dusty, flat screen TV.
I bet that doesn't work.
Anyway, let's keep going.
That's a car cover.
That's $10 bucks right there.
Pee-ew.
That's more crap.
Puppy grooming stuff.
One spill and it went all over.
Well, last chance for romance.
Oh, not too sure what it is.
Oh, boy.
I remember what these are the last time I was pregnant.
This is an ultrasound.
We roll it around, we can see stuff and all that.
Some type of hand scan.
It might be for animals.
It could be one for humans.
The only way I'm going to make any money around
here is if this thing's worth something.
But right now I got to get back to the auction.
I'll take this with me, get it checked out.
There it is.
I'm meeting with Dr. Ketaki Karnik at Southern Vet Imaging.
Dr. Karnik. - Hi, morning.
Hey, I'm Darrell.
I talked to you on the phone.
Hi, nice to meet you.
To find out if this ultrasound is for dogs, bees, or trees,
and how much I can get for it.
Hey, we have a room all prepped up for you,
so let's go. - Let's go.
This is our ultrasound room.
This is where you do all your fancy work, in here?
Yes, exactly.
Are we sure this is even an ultrasound?
Let's take a look and find out.
This is actually really interesting.
It's a portable ultrasound scanner.
Because it's so small, you would actually think
it was used for small animals.
But this unit actually has a very low frequency
transducer, which means it is more useful in larger patients.
Portable?
That must mean it's for animals that you can't haul in here.
Correct.
So veterinarians that are dealing a lot
with large animals, or that are out in the field
or out on the farm.
So let's see what else we got in here.
Here's the probe for our transducer.
This is the most important part.
This is the thing that hits the skin.
Correct.
It sends a sound wave into the body,
and it reflects back to the probe
and creates an image on the screen.
Is this just to check to see if animals are pregnant?
Or is there other diagnosis you can make with it?
Yes, you can certainly make other diagnoses.
If you're looking for free fluid.
If you're looking for masses.
Well that's a lifesaving tool.
It sure is.
Should we plug it in and see if it even powers up?
Sure, let's try.
DARRELL: And it greets you. - It does.
DARRELL: It says "welcome" right there on the screen.
All right, should I get prepped?
Should I put one of those butt-less gowns on
or something like that?
You know, I think I have a more willing participant
that can help us out today.
All right.
Harrison, come here.
Oh, look at that.
Hello, Harrison.
DR. KARNIK: This is Shannon.
She is the manager of Southern California Veterinary Imaging.
All right, good boy.
DARRELL: Yeah, I think I do want to get that dog.
DR. KARNIK: Good boy.
DARRELL: You flake.
Get up and get a job.
DR. KARNIK: He has helped train lots of students
during my residency too.
He's used to this.
DARRELL: I think you enjoy this, dude.
You like being a Guinea pig.
All right, let's see what we can see with this.
Here we go.
So that's his liver.
There's a spleen right there.
DARRELL: That's weird.
We can see in you, Harrison.
So you know what, doc?
What do you think this is worth?
DR. KARNIK: The machine looks like it's
in pretty good condition.
I would say something like this would go for about--
I would say about $1,000.
DARRELL: $1,000 for that little machine?
I'll take it.
That's good.