[music playing]
IVY: You ready to work?
IVY JR.: I'm ready.
IVY: I need a little extra help today, so I brought two of me--
me and my son Ivy Jr.
Let's just get everything out, line it up,
then we'll go through it.
This is kind of cool. Is it two-way?
IVY JR.: It is two ways.
Hey, that's awesome. $250.
Turn it this way.
IVY: That sucks.
Trash.
All right.
A motorized vehicle in there.
IVY JR.: It's a little Rascal for old people.
You might want to keep that.
Why, you know some old people?
I live with one.
IVY: Come on out, little Rascal.
I'm vibing this thing.
IVY JR.: Oh!
Yeah!
Woo!
Let's go to market, son, and buy some prunes!
Woo!
I'm vibing.
Hey, why are you watching me and not working?
Check this out.
IVY: Woo, put that down.
It's not real, but it is still awesome.
IVY JR.: I actually really know what this is.
You know what it is? IVY JR.: I do.
It's just a big airsoft gun.
How you know about all this?
"Call of Duty."
How much is it worth?
The real one or this?
That, fool.
Well, if the tip changes, it's worth more, and it does.
If we were playing residential in the back of somebody's yard,
we need the orange ones so the cops don't shoot us.
IVY: Put that thing down.
IVY JR.: Yeah.
By the way, how much is it worth?
You could get $1,000, easily, to anybody.
Woo! $1,000?
To anybody.
We'll start here.
$40 here.
That's got to be $300.
IVY JR.: I think so too.
IVY: Tables, $10 a pair.
I'll wear these.
No, I won't.
IVY JR.: I was hoping you would say that.
IVY: $10.
It's Superman-- old Superman.
IVY: I know.
You can get $30, on its own.
IVY: Candy bowl.
IVY JR.: Candy bowl.
IVY: Goofy, and Betty Boop.
IVY JR.: Betty Boop.
IVY: That's a $100 box right here.
Bells.
Cowboy boot.
$30 box.
That's kind of heavy.
IVY: Maybe-- ooh, welder stuff.
Ah, you're breaking the goggles.
IVY JR.: I didn't know there was goggles in here.
IVY: Got oxygen acetylene little thingies here.
This might be all my money right here.
Regulators.
Ooh, that thing goes up to 28,000.
It says "oxygen."
Yeah.
Don't break it, because I think this is worth money.
Wrap that back up.
Ooh, cards, all sealed.
$5 a pop.
It's got to be $300 in there.
IVY JR.: Oh, I agree.
A whole lot of little sporting stuff.
Yeah.
Another $100.
Remember when Nana had one of those?
Yeah.
And 1, 2, 3.
This thing is pretty comfortable.
IVY JR.: It is? - Heck yeah.
I'm ready to take a nap.
You sink in a lot.
I don't know if it's because of your weight,
or just because it's like that.
[bleep],, I took years to get all this.
IVY JR.: Yeah, I believe it.
Tell me just lose it right away?
No, but you could at least, like, try.
[music playing]
IVY JR.: I'm visiting Cathy Milligan at The Glass Studio.
Oh, hey, Ivy.
I figured you were back here.
I hope she gets fired up about this torch I found.
I got some weightlifting equipment right here.
CATHY MILLIGAN: Oh, wow, wow. That's nice.
IVY: "Wow, wow?" Two wows?
Yeah.
I mean, it's a Glass Torch Technology torch, and it's big.
I like when somebody says "wow,
wow" when I bring something.
CATHY MILLIGAN: OK, let's check this out.
We can hook them up.
We've got the green ones for the oxygen and the red ones
for the propane.
OK, so we've got all this hooked up.
Let's light it up.
Put those glasses on for--
[bleep], I came here ready.
Ah, I love those.
What's taking you so long?
It's melting glass time.
3, 2, 1.
CATHY MILLIGAN: OK, no, no, no.
You got to do this right.
You got do propane, then you strike, and then you add
the oxygen. It's called POOP.
Strike it. - You say poop?
I did say poop.
Why'd you say poop again?
Propane, oxygen, then oxygen, propane.
OK, use your striker.
Fore.
Well, mm.
IVY: 3, 2, 1.
CATHY MILLIGAN: One more time. - Ready?
Go for it.
Woo!
I love fire.
CATHY MILLIGAN: I know.
Isn't it great?
IVY: How exactly hot is that?
CATHY MILLIGAN: It's probably over 2,000 degrees.
IVY: Woo.
CATHY MILLIGAN: You got yourself a nice torch here.
IVY: All right, that's good to hear.
How much is it worth?
Well, these tend to go for 15.
Hundred?
Hundred.
Woo!
Hey, I'm OK with that.
IVY: Excellent.
You know what time it is.
- Oh, baby. - It's time to melt some glass.
CATHY MILLIGAN: Let's melt some glass.
Mm-hm.
CATHY MILLIGAN: I'm going to put these in.
IVY: Ooh.
OK, see what I'm doing here?
IVY: Uh-huh.
CATHY MILLIGAN: Heat that all up, take it out.
IVY: Cable or rope or something.
Ta-da.
IVY: Oh, that's cool.
It's kind of like a candy cane.
A twisty-- technical term.
Sounds like something I would say.