All righty. Here we go, guys, 5-by-15.
And what do you say there?
How about $100?
Now $50.
Give me $50, $60, $75, and now $75.
Give me $75.
And $75, now give me $85.
$85, now $100.
$125 now, $125.
Now $150, can I get $200?
And $250, give me $225.
$250, let me get $250.
Who is beating us up?
- I don't know. - $275.
Let me get $300.
$275 bid now.
Let me get $300. $275, now $300?
Sold it to you.
Vegas ladies got it.
Well, it looks like these clowns got the last laugh.
Oh, my gosh.
I cannot wait to go through this.
I'm really feeling good about this locker.
But it could also be the breeze under this moo moo.
Ooh, somebody was a cheerleader.
You could sell all of this for, like, $30.
This is cute.
This is, like, those water jugs for parties and stuff.
- Perfect. - $5.
- Indeed. - What is this?
This is an odd bag.
We needed a new tripod!
This is, like, a $150 tripod.
Prom dress. - Let's see.
Is it twinsies? $10 each?
- Yeah. - Yeah, really pretty.
Easily.
Oh, that's pretty.
- $20. - $20.
This is beautiful.
[gasps]
This looks like a sari or something.
Oh, wow. - This is brand new.
This is probably at least $50.
Oh it's a little table.
This is cute.
$15.
Easy.
Oh.
We love costume jewelry. - Yes, we do.
$50?
Yes, $50.
Yeah.
- Do not throw this away. - I will not.
We will sell it.
Oh, wow.
We're doing good, What the crap?
Another tripod?
Oh, my god.
It's an instrument.
Oh, my god!
What's this?
I don't know.
It's so beautiful.
What is this?
[gasps] This is incredible.
- It's Indian. - It is Indian.
Listen.
Listen to the sound.
Yeah, that's totally Indian, totally.
We need to find a musician that knows how to play this.
Finally we're back.
We've been out the game.
It feels good.
Let's get this stuff checked out.
- Yeah. - All right.
Oh!
All right.
We're in Sun Valley to meet with Rajib.
Rajib.
To get our Indian instrument checked out.
Thanks for coming here.
I'm so excited to see you guys.
Thanks for having us.
We were so excited when we found this.
We called it every name but what it is.
- Right. - I'm like, a huge harmonica.
It's not. - Here's your accordion.
It's amazing.
We heard you were the best.
Oh, thank you.
- You're a teacher, yeah? - I'm a teacher.
I'm teaching.
I'm performing.
Oh, really?
Oh, it's like a sitar.
Oh, it's a baby.
Yeah this is called tumba, and it's made of gold.
- What? - Yes.
It's made of gold?
Yeah, yeah.
What, on the inside?
No, this is the outside shell of the gold.
Who are you?
This is amazing.
No, no.
Gourd, gourd, gourd.
You know that vegetable?
Oh, the vegetable.
Oh.
Gourd.
Not gold.
This is like a monitor.
It resonates the thing and gives the feedback to you.
What?
Right, right.
It amplifies the sound?
It amplifies the sound.
Get out of here.
Do you guys have--
sometimes there's famous makers.
Oh, yes, definitely.
This is one of the famous makers.
So this one is not--
you can't tell?
This one is no.
No?
All right.
Do you want to think about that for a second?
All right. So how much will they be worth?
Yeah.
So I looked at it, and the pegs needs
to be changed a little bit.
And one string is missing here.
I would say you'd get, like--
I would say $200.
Oh, OK.
That's not bad.
- It's not bad at all. - All right.
So ours is missing a string.
So can you teach us on your expensive one?
Yes. [laughs]
Well--