Come on, now.
Woo-hoo!
It's a clean one, folks.
Packed with care.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Dishes, glasses, kitchen, cheap furniture,
pressed wood furniture.
It's a flat screen TV, but it's an early one.
You'd be lucky to get like $50 bucks for that.
Not what I'm looking for.
Duh duh-duh duh duh.
Where's your chair at?
Bam, yeah.
Ain't no WWE around here.
That wrestler gives me the creeps.
I'll get his ass later. (SINGING)
I'm a whip some wrestler's ass.
Get in.
I like that it's clean, but a lot of stuff
that nobody wanted.
It's old furniture, mattresses.
So are you in?
No.
OK.
Just tell me where you need to stop.
Thank you.
- All right. - Pull into it.
[INTERPOSING VOICES]
Right-- pull up right in front of it.
Left, left, hard left.
Look at you.
Oh, wow.
I need to take a better look.
I see some stuff, you know what? - Yeah.
We might to be able to work with this.
Yeah, we can.
The flat screen.
The only [INAUDIBLE].
What do you mean?
That's out of date?
This world ain't flat enough.
OK.
It's a flat screen, but it's not flat enough--
Flat enough. - --for Kenny.
All right, here we go number 20,
little clean and how much money we're [AUCTIONEER CHANT] Barry,
come on. - 100.
OK.
1 and a quarter.
[AUCTIONEER CHANT] - There it is.
100 and a half. 100 and a half.
[INTERPOSING VOICES] - Go.
150, looking for 175.
Mario. [AUCTIONEER CHANT]
Here, here.
Barry, going to go to 25, 225.
2 and a half. Can I get 2 and a quarter.
2 and a half.
Right here.
[INAUDIBLE]
Hey, I got to make him work a little.
2 and a half.
[AUCTIONEER CHANT] 75.
Yep.
[AUCTIONEER CHANT]
Yeah.
I got $300 bucks. [AUCTIONEER CHANT]
Over here.
[AUCTIONEER CHANT] 3 and a quarter.
350, 350, Mario.
350, going once.
350?
350, 350 going once.
Close.
[AUCTIONEER CHANT] Barry, you got it for 325.
Oh, whoa.
Barry and Kenny.
325.
They did it.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Yeah, Barry, let's see what you bid up on like this.
Not me, we.
We bought this?
You did.
By the way, new glove game.
Ready?
Do your magician trick.
All right.
Ta-da.
Two chairs.
I don't-- $3 for both of them.
Yeah.
These are more intervention chairs.
Is that what that is?
Yes.
Set them all up so that people can watch.
Yes, sire.
Who's going to watch?
Is that wrestler here?
Only the finest quality.
Fall-a-particle board.
It's worth nothing.
[BUZZER]
Hey, Bambi.
Yeah.
Bambi.
I don't know.
It's $5.
Hey, Bambi.
Here's another one.
We'll add $2.
It's a baby.
I'm a put your baby right next to you.
Hmm.
Television, what do you think that's worth?
I'd say about $10.
What do you mean?
It's a flat screen.
It's too thick and heavy.
Oh yeah, set it up.
We're going to decorate.
Yeah, I like it.
Let the deers watch.
Look it that.
Let's forge ahead.
Hulk, yeah.
Chest and obviously shoulder protectors.
This is the most valuable thing we have found so far.
Oh nice, you guys.
What else you got there?
Oh, look at you.
Loki Gladiator helmet.
All right.
Putting the parts together.
What is this?
What?
Come here.
You think it go with the motorcycle riders.
Does peanut butter go with jam?
No, jelly.
Oh, jelly.
There is a difference.
Hang on a minute.
What is that?
Handlebars?
These are called flip ups.
What they flipping?
Yeah, they go on top of their handlebars
for freestyle motocross.
But I'm not exactly sure what their value is.
Maybe these flip ups will help our [BLEEP] up.
Is that that "Storage" show?
Yeah.
Oh wait.
There's the old man.
He buys the crappiest lockers.
Yeah, I know all about it.
We're going to see an old pal of mine, Robbie Maddison.
How you doing, bro? Kenny.
- Hey, Kenny. - Nice to meet you.
Robbie Maddison.
Nice to meet you, sir.
In the world of epic stunts, the preparation,
the creativity, the sheer magnitude that he brings
is on another level.
All right, these chest protectors
are valuable to the rider.
Great protection.
It's actually in really good condition.
So the main thing about the helmet
is you want to try and make sure it
hasn't been crashed in before.
If it's been crashed in, it's useless.
You literally throw it away. - Certainly.
It's got a couple of marks, but you never know.
It's always a risk buying a used helmet.
I suggest not to do it, but--
Mm hmm.
It's worth something, for sure.
Yeah.
The boots, eh.
To somebody.
They're not in bad condition, and to someone
with a size 8 foot, that'll save them a lot of injuries.
Too small for Kenny or myself, but.
Yeah, [INAUDIBLE].
Obviously.
There's the big prize.
OK.
So gentlemen, what you have here is a flip lever.
And they just sit right on the handlebars.
You flip them up, and during when we're upside down,
back flips, your hands actually hit these levers
and it keeps you connected.
Without those things, a lot of these back flip tricks
wouldn't be possible.
So the whole kit and caboodle, what do you think?
Kit and caboodle.
Man, the whole lot, I think it's in good condition.
It's also usable.
I'd say a rough price around $600 bucks someone
would be stoked with all this stuff.
That's good.
$600, not a lot to flip over.
But just coming out here and hanging out with Robbie, now
that is a win.
So all these things are freestyle motocross equipment.
Bilko here is going to show you some freestyle motocross
tricks.
Right now.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Look at that.
Lord have mercy.
Rob, how many seconds he was in the air right there?
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Oh, one handed it.
[BLEEP] damn.
Superman can't do that, Barry.
With no hands.
Lord have mercy.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[INAUDIBLE] That's a gift, Barry.
Everybody can't go in the air like that.