All right, here we go now, 20, how about
20 [auctioneer chant] 75 now.
Hundred!
One there.
[auctioneer chant] 125.
Hundred and a quarter there, 100 and a half, where?
Hundred a half, you're out.
I don't want it, I just had to get there.
Jesus.
Out he's gone, once one and a quarter.
Yeah.
150 here.
175 [auctioneer chant] 175 now.
[auctioneer chant]
I got 225 [auctioneer chant] I'm going to give 250 going once.
What if you 250 going twice.
Last and final call.
It's two and a half [auctioneer chant]..
Sold it your way $225.
Jarrod.
You know what, I'm taking out the front seat
and putting the speaker right there.
You're gonna have to sit in the back.
Right this way folks, two more units.
Let's go.
BRANDI PASSANTE: Can't believe I let Jarrod get those speakers.
Oh
He's loud enough as it is.
JARROD: Oh, we're going to kill it.
Hey can you stop making so much noise?
JARROD: This is The money.
What the?
BRANDI PASSANTE: What?
JARROD: This is full of trash.
Are you sure?
JARROD: I'm pretty sure.
I don't know, the cabinet is worth money.
JARROD: Cabinet, sure, $40.
Oh, that's good.
BRANDI PASSANTE: Yeah.
Just like a harness and a safety line.
Probably $50.
Oh, what is this?
Paper.
Polygraph.
BRANDI PASSANTE: Yeah I guess.
What do you think about these shelves?
$40 a piece or something?
Sure, 40 bucks times four.
(WHISTLES)
BRANDI PASSANTE: All right.
JARROD: Oh, my god.
BRANDI PASSANTE: What?
I found it.
It's right there.
Is that the receiver?
It's the receiver to power the speakers!
Woo!
Look at that [bleep].
Oh, my god, the neighbors are never
going to talk to us again.
They don't talk to us anyway.
JARROD: One more cabinet.
There's a chop saw, there's a Sawzall, flashlight.
Oh, Brandi, what is this?
What is this?
Damn, that's heavy.
OK, ready?
Whoa, what is this?
JARROD: Oh my god.
No way.
If that's a lie detector, I'm going to tell you right now,
you're not hooking me up to it.
BRANDI PASSANTE: Come here.
Out of the question.
Let me see your hand, let me see your wrist.
Let me see it.
How often do you masturbate?
[laughter]
All right.
Why are you so nervous?
Because.
Do you have something to hide?
Look at where you started.
Where do you go from there?
Let me see this.
It's a mini graph.
Whatever that means.
See what I did there?
Let's set it aside, we'll come back to it.
OK.
What about the speakers?
They look amazing, but I looked them up
and they're going for like $200 used.
Plus whatever that lie detector is going to get us.
We definitely have to get that checked out separately.
Separately?
[laughter]
JARROD: And now we're going to find out the truth.
If I find out I'm not the father of those kids, I swear to God.
BRANDI PASSANTE: You are not the father!
JARROD: I'm nervous
BRANDI PASSANTE: Why are you nervous?
JARROD: I don't know why.
My palms are sweating.
That's the--
The secret knock.
Oh, the secret knock?
It's a restricted area.
You gotta know the knock.
JOHN ODOM: Brandi, Jarrod.
You must be John.
We're meeting with John Odom at the Marston
Polygraph Academy to find the true value
of this polygraph machine.
Go ahead and place it right there.
All right I don't know if you guys are feeling it too,
but my heart is racing right now.
Everybody that takes a polygraph is nervous.
We expect that from healthy people.
OK.
So I've--
Honest people?
JOHN ODOM: Yes.
People that have nothing to hide.
There you go.
This is a very old polygraph, made in the 1950s.
The instrument maker Lafayette Instrument Company
started around World War II.
Really?
Lafayette is one of the major polygraph makers.
At the time the FBI agent might be called
to fly to another city, another state,
and he's going to be carrying this on the plane.
But it is true that you can learn
to beat these things, right?
Not really.
What we're doing is monitoring breathing.
We're monitoring blood pressure.
We're picking up perspiration.
We're picking up heart rate.
So the polygraph works, because your body gives you away.
So basically you can't beat it.
So for this beautiful machine we have right here,
what do you think we can get?
Well visually it does look very good.
You know, the condition is very nice.
We're missing the power cord, we're
missing the blood pressure tube, so that's
a little bit of a negative.
So in its present condition without those accessories,
I would think 250.
$250 for this?
I'll take it.