This is a 10 by 10 and a half, folks.
MAN: Wow.
This will be so much fun to go through in 126 degrees.
They left the CD player with the door open.
Good luck trying to get that to play ever again.
Speakers are busted.
No covers on these speakers.
One of the things I always look for is pride of ownership.
And this doesn't have it.
All right. Here we go.
What's your pleasure?
[auctioneer's chant]
Sell it for $850
[cheering]
WOMAN: Sold to the Calvinry.
IVY CALVIN: I've got my thoroughbreds with me.
Nothing can stop us.
Fellas, this is my favorite kind of locker of all.
This stuff right here sells every day.
Look at that.
Nothing But tens and twenties and fives.
That adds up like crazy.
I love these units. Hoo!
And I love the dust too.
Makes me feel like I'm working.
Well, this is all cleaning supplies--
$20.
MAN: Yeah, this is all knickknacks.
I'd say $5 on this box.
Decent pair of boots.
We can probably get $10 for both of these.
IVY CALVIN: It'll go fast with all three of us.
Hey!
Sweet.
Hop in, dude.
I'm not getting in that wagon.
That wagon got a weight limit.
And we both over it.
Oh, shoot. Y'all are little.
I'd tote both of you around in one of these.
Look at this.
It's in perfect condition. $40 on the wagon.
Look at this little pinball thing.
IVY CALVIN: I'd say 20 bucks on a pinball machine.
Toro Tools, 25-volt lithium cordless garden shears.
Pretty cool.
20 bucks right here in a little tiny package.
Oh, there you go.
I'm here to brighten up your world.
Ooh, a lantern.
That's, like, a cool cave lantern.
Speaker.
Hey, this backpack's not that bad.
This is like a $40 backpack.
Oof.
MAN: What kind of balls are these?
IVY CALVIN: Look like cannonballs.
- No, they're bocce balls. - Bocce?
MAN: Like, where you roll them.
IVY CALVIN: So it's like marbles but with big old marbles.
Yes.
You still got to keep them in the hole
when you hit the other marble? - I don't think it's a hole.
I think it's, like, a lane.
Because you've got like one ball you've
got to get really close to. I don't know.
I've never played it. I've just seen it.
Well, you know my rule.
When you don't know what something is,
find somebody that know.
Exactly.
So guess what your job is?
Look it up.
No, I want you to find me somebody
who tell me what this is. - That's what I just said.
I'm going to look it up.
Put them out to the side.
We still got more to look through.
Ugh. What we got here?
It's a chair, ain't it?
MAN: No, it's a luggage thing.
A luggage thing?
MAN: Put your suitcase on it.
Oh.
Hey, $10. - There you go.
That's a good find.
IVY CALVIN: These are weird ones.
It's got, like, three in one.
So you do your heart, your pressure all at one time.
Well, we got seven of these at $20 a pop.
20 times 7 is--
140.
Oh, you lose again.
Well, we got this Gatorade shelf here, 20 bucks.
No money-- [buzzer]
--no money-- [buzzer]
20 bucks there.
All that, no money. [buzzer]
$5 right there.
This is cool.
$5.
The lights $5, no money.
[buzzer]
Track lighting, 10 bucks.
That looks like all of her.
Hopefully, those balls put us over the top.
Get them balls.
Let's roll.
Today I'm rolling over to see bocce expert Mark Baijal
to get my balls checked out.
Hey, Mark.
Hey, how are you?
It's a long drive.
Hopefully, he doesn't make me call.
What you got there?
We have-- ugh.
I want to do this the quick way.
OK.
All righty.
There we go.
Oh, you've got a mixed bag.
These are all bocce balls.
These are lawn bowling balls.
OK.
Two completely different games, kind of similar,
but a little bit different.
Since I'm a bocce ball player, let's look at what you
got here with the bocce balls.
So basically, these aren't even wood, let alone
they're not even vintage.
They're just old-ish.
- Old-ish. - Right.
Let me kind of show you the balls that--
So you've got the reals.
I've got the real.
I've got two sets of real ones.
And I'll show you.
So, basically, for competition wise, as you could see--
Ooh, colorful.
These are made in Italy.
A ball like this for four in the United States
will go for about $230.
Whew.
I should have found some of these.
Yeah. Look at the difference in size.
Oh, yeah, I can see it.
It's a little bit heavier.
So these are just for decorative.
So let me go over what you got here.
The-- - Lawn bowlers.
Yeah.
So lawn bowling-- completely, completely different game.
Played on a lawn, hence the reason
it's called lawn bowling.
Ball like this is weighted to one side.
As you could tell, between these two,
this one's oblong, because you have
to roll it straight on the ground so it'll kind of curve
in.
This would be used in a game as opposed to that.
Well, I've got a set of these and a set of those.
How much profit am I rolling into?
I would say $250.
Well, that's about the amount of gas I spent to get here.
Sorry.
Well, if I can't roll up the money, at least
I can roll up some wins against you.
You want to?
Oh, yes.
I've got to take my frustration out on somebody.
WOMAN: This is a serious game.
If you two argue about how close it is, I've got a tape.
And I will decide who's closest.
You brought a tape measure?
You bet.
Just don't say that I'm not a gracious host.
- Thank you. - Here's the ball.
Come on. Get it in there.
Short!
You look a lot stronger than that.
Come on.
That's defense, Ruth.
Throw like a girl.
Look at that defense.
Good one.
One green.
Why you yelling at me, Ruth?
I'm just a judge here.
Ref, that ball don't have enough air in it.
[laughter]