THURS PT 2: The Pallet Saga

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3:05Listen to the psychology of your 20s on the I Heart Radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Guys, this is how you make money. Bobby Bones. Bobby Bones Show. Hey guys, Bobby here. Well, they're very special, but sensitive, episode. This one is about a bit that ran for multiple years on the show. It's something that even became forbidden to talk about on the show. The dreaded palette. It's crazy how one Amazon palette caused so much drama for so many years. It all started back in 2023, and it started as a fun idea from Lunchbox. Let's make some money. And it slowly went downhill from there. Now today you're going to hear the drama. And it unfolds starting at the very beginning, from when Lunchbox first introduced the idea to buy a palette. To him going to pick up the palette with Scoobah Steve, to everything being unboxed in the studio, and then several ideas on how to sell the items,

4:06and then buy the end, completely off the rails. So welcome to the palette special. Here we go. Lunchbox, what do you have? My thing is only going to cost us $525. We are going to buy a wholesale palette. That's right. It's a palette. You don't know what's in it. It's shrink wrap. Exactly. This is a gamble, baby. They have game consoles, tools, supplies. Dude, if they don't want it, I'll get in with you on this and we'll just do it ourselves. It's at $525. It is shrink wrap, a whole palette tall. Who knows what's in it though? It's, I guess the people that wrapped it, I don't know, but it's it. Then why won't they buy it? They're business. Exactly. It's overflow stock, and so they put a bunch of it on. So I mean, dude, we go sidebar on the other side. Where's it from? We don't have, everybody doesn't have to get in, but who wants it? How about this one? Who wants it on this one? I'm in! I'm in! I'm in! I'm in! I'm in! What are the details? It might be, it might lose all our money. We might lose all our money.

5:06Let's do it again. Go on once. Go on twice. Okay, okay. Go on. It was in. Five up, Mike's not in. Six in. Okay. You've been better. Six people are in, and we write that down. Us six, Mike, on this one or going on on this one. A whole cell palette, and they're just out the town. I'm in a laugh, it's a palette full of vampire hunter stuff. But you're in, why would you laugh? You want to make money, we can reen, we can sell this immediately. You all end up buying it anyway. Let's go. This is the ultimate gamble, we have no idea. Yeah. So this is one investment, we're going to keep going. Yeah. We're going to keep going. All right, let's go. Okay, next up, Eddie. All right guys, hear me out, it's not cheap, but hear me out. It's a stage, concert, worn bandana that belonged to Willie Nelson that he wore in 1986. How do we know he wore it that one? There's pictures. Letter of authenticity? I believe so. Okay, how much? Now here's the thing. It's $1,399. Hold on, hold on. Hold on, hold on. But if we all go in, as a sold before, how do I find that out? You do the research before you bring it to the show.

6:07Can I just say something? If we don't have a letter of authenticity, there's no chance we buy it. But if there is, I'm in. Because here's the deal, because he's, if there's a letter of authenticity, I'm in. And guys, and guys, the investments quick, like, I don't want to say it. I don't say it, we know what you're saying. You know what I'm saying? I need a letter of authenticity. Look, see if there's a letter of authenticity. Okay, let me do some more research. Okay, we're going to come back. If so, if there is a letter of authenticity, raise your hand if you're in on this one. In. Three. Whoa, whoa, whoa, that's a lot of money. Just three of us. No, no, no, no, no. Crazy. No, those kind of things are not valuable to me. I'm out. Okay, you decide. No, no, no. There's three of us in. I don't want that. Okay, all right. I'll do research. I'll do research. Quick reset. Lunchbox came on the air. I said, I have an idea for us. We all invest $80. Then you go to this warehouse, and they have these pallets. You can't really see what's in it. They don't know what's in it. And you spend like $550. You get all the returns that Amazon sent back. And then you get it, and you sell them all individually, and you make money.

7:07And lunch. We shouldn't have believed it or got involved. We're like, okay, let's do it. So we all gave him like $86. Yeah, something like that, $87.58, $7.25. Who's counting nickels and diamonds? We're just going to do it. It's been weeks. We tried to get our money back at one point. So they did pick up the, I have news for everybody. Breaking news. They did pick up the pallets. Okay. Breaking news. Let's go. Okay, so here's a clip of them arriving at wholesale pallet outlets. I'm here to get a pallet. Man, I want a pallet, baby. How's it going, man? Lunchbox. Nice to meet you, man. This is the pallets. This is how it works. Wow. Dang, man. Oh, lawn mower. Woo. Oh, it's sink. We sell that sucker. So tell me what you see. Oh, dude, there was pallets everywhere. Like over here, they had like pallets like with wheelbarrows and like a big old sink, but I thought that's only like two items. Like that's going to be a whole pallet. Exactly. And there's only limited market for a sink. And how many to sink though? Everyone need to sink. But how much was that pallet? It was like, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.

8:07I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Okay, okay. Like, like what do you think, like $350 a day? Oh! Okay, okay. But I'm like, how are we going to transport a sink in the truck? You did the other pallet? No, but I'm saying like, if someone was to buy it out of state, we can't really ship a sink. Okay, okay, okay. Then you go over these boxes over here and there's a lot of small stuff like a pair of socks. Here's a marker. Are you talking about this election here? Yeah. Okay, here we go. Hey, you know what? Hey guys, look at this. I've been looking, I've been working, I've been looking all around and I settled on one. This is the one we're taking. Let's go, we got a palette, we're rich! And look, I saved us money. It was only $495. So for my service fee, I'm gonna keep the extra money you guys gave me. Thank you. Okay, first of all, that's not true. Second of all, why did you pick the one that you picked? I saw something on top and I was like, oh boy.

9:10It's a big money item. If you guys will look at your video feed now, you'll see a picture of the palette out in the garage. It is, what about this palette we're looking at? Cause it's a huge cardboard box. That car box is probably eight feet tall. How'd you get that in your truck? Did you drive slow, Scooba? A little bit slower than normal. Yeah, and we had a strap on there. Did you turn it sideways? No, no. The guy with a fork lift put it right on the back of the truck, boom right there, then perfectly. How do you plan to get this in the studio? So we're gonna have to break it down one by one and bring it in and then reset the palette. Cause there's no way it's gonna fit through the door the way it is. It's huge. But if you break it down, won't you see what's in it? Oh, here's the thing though. So we saw boxes we were there, like, oh my God, this is a race car. This is whatever the guy goes, no, no, no. What's on the outside of the box is deceiving cause what's on the inside can be completely different. Oh, okay. Cause you got those people that buy something and put something else in the box and return it. Exactly. So it could even better than what it is. Thank you so much. You know what's in there. I don't know, I don't know. So how much money lunch box do you OS? No, no, actually you guys ended up own me money because we don't have the license, the resell license, we had to pay tax.

10:10Plus I had to buy a $16 strap and I had receipts. Scoobah Steve, he said he made money off us. Not first time. And then he pulled up a paper wadding goes, I have receipts. Yeah, well, unfortunately once we went to go pay for it, it was money at a pocket. Plus he damaged my truck and we pulled it in the garage. Oh my God. We're also down probably another $1,000. Wait, what? No, we, that truck's not us. We have for nothing to do with the truck. For a business expensive unfortunately. No, no, no, we have nothing to do with the truck. That is not us. That's a, that's a YouTube thing. Well, that comes out of his share then. It happened. No, that makes sense. No, no, no, yeah, yeah. What happened is, if a delivery driver wrecks on the way to bring my windies, I don't pay them money to fix their headlights. And he stepped on my, on my, the back of my truck where I have like this bedcuff. Why is everything at disaster with us? And not just anybody specific with all of them. We do anything at the disaster. Yeah, he knocked out the clip and now it doesn't lock anymore. So I have to go back to the place where I bought that to get it fixed. Okay. Listen, Scoobah tried to pull into the garage and it wasn't, wasn't how slow he's going by the way.

11:11He's trying to figure it out. No, no, I'm trying to explain how it went down. He opened the garage, started pulling forward and he was inching, inching, inching to make sure he could fit and the garage door came down to his truck. And he's blaming me. That's on him. Thank you. That's not one. I thought lunchbox like drove it into a wall or something. No, no, he was, he was a user here. He was my eyes. I'm your eyes. I was saying, whoa, whoa, whoa. You just slowed down and then here comes the garage door. Because it was closed at a no where. Everything is a comedy. Hey, that's, can I just tell you, I thought the garage door had a sensor. Me too. Dude, it just went, where did it hit your truck? Right in the front. Right in the whole front so my, my symbol's all scraped up and the front of my pants all pulled off. Oh my God. For the piss. I hope you're, your, your, your, your cut of this is able to make a good amount of money out. And then he stepped on my back and broke that too. No, no, no, no. Your back? Like the back of my truck, I told you there's that cover on there. Oh, got it. No, he's like, no, he don't, he's stand up there and make sure we fit. How much do we owe?

12:12It's like $9 each. Okay. That's not how to back my truck. It's going to cost more than that in the front of my truck. But we're not paying for your truck. We're not doing that, Scooba. That's you. If you two, if lunch box broke something, that's on him. No, no, I didn't break anything. I'm going to invoice the business. Well, we don't have a business. I have a business closed. So we owe you $9. Yeah. Okay. Here's what we're going to do. Let's after the show, bring this huge palette in the studio, open it tomorrow on the air. It's always a mess. It can mean it's always. But it can't just be straight forward. This is what happens. We go pick it up. We see we make some money or we don't. The end. And when that came crashing on his truck, I just, I, I fell down on the cab and I was like, oh, no, oh, no. And Scooba tried to act like he didn't carry. He's like, oh, no, it's not being the other way. He's like, oh, man, I feel so bad. He hates us. And then you broke the back of his truck. No, I didn't, no, that's the part you should pay for. I shouldn't pay for anything. He told me to stand up there and make sure we, he didn't say, hey, that's to be careful. That's training up there. No, no, no, it's not. There was no big air. We'll use the stand up there. If he's saying be careful about you, don't hurt your smile. OK, well, this is a disaster already.

13:12We knew it. Somehow we did it. Loosen more money than we spent. Dude, there was Palette. It was like in Candyland, Palette. Yes. And there was people coming in. They had already sold six pallets that day. Did they credit people hearing it on this show? They said they had been getting calls from out of state about people wanting pallets from our show. That's cool. That's cool. That's all I'm gonna think. We're not gonna miss it. In a wheelbarrow. I mean, how much are you gonna probably? We're sinking in a wheelbarrow. We can probably get too early. To roll that place, let people wash their hands. Yeah. OK, tomorrow we'll open the pallet. I'm gonna, I'm not saying that. It was here in the garage. The $9? OK, I'm in, too. I'm in, too, to not pay. Right. Well, what do you mean? We're just hold off. Yeah, we'll hold off. Tomorrow we'll open the pallet at this time. Everybody good on that? Yeah. OK, Bobby Buncho. OK, it's now in the studio. They just brought it in. What we're looking at here, guys, it's probably 8 1 1 2 feet tall. It's wrapped in plastic like cellophane. It's cardboard. And there's a blanket over the top of it. And it's all on a pallet. It's huge. It's huge. It's a big mama. I told you guys, we're going big or go home. So we all collected money, like $85 from all of us.

14:13We bought this pallet for how much was the pallet? I was $500. It was $4.95 plus tax, so $5.40 something. Do you think that people actually make money off this? Yeah. Do you think that the company who buys the pallets makes money off this? Yeah. So everybody's making money? Everybody, it's a, you make money, I make money. Yeah. Because they pay a, you know, a certain fee, you know, maybe $200. That's what I like. They, they spell it for 500 and then those people take it. And they double their money, triple their money sometimes. And they do it at garage sales. They do Facebook, Marketplace. Some people have boost at flea markets. And this is where they get their goods. I want an MSM. Make some money. Make some money. Okay, so we haven't seen anything in it. What do you want to do? You want to pull the blanket off? You want me to pull the blanket off? Yeah, come on. Here we go. Okay, so is there a prime sticker on that? Yeah. Why can't they just deliver it here then if it's a got price on it? Are you guys ready? Okay, so lunchbox is going to pull the blanket off here at the top. We haven't seen anything in it. Go ahead.

15:14This is everybody's $85. Careful. Yeah, don't pull hard. It's stuff's like hanging off the top. No, we're not doing 10. Three, two, one. No, it's part of the blanket. MSM. Okay. This is it. He's gently pulling it off. What is it? It's part of the sticker. What is that? Is that a bottle of oil? Why? No, it's like a gas tank. Guys. Oh, yeah, people buy those. Yeah. But it doesn't even have a nozzle. It's missing the nozzle. Okay, so on top of this cardboard box, as he's something blue that looks like chairs and something yellow that looks like a pins oil. And that's not that though, right? You want me to pull it down? Yeah, but yeah. This is why I bought this one. Okay, what is that? It's a gas can, guys. But where's the lid? I don't know. There's no spout on it. There's no spout on it. I saw this gas can and I said, this thing is straight fire. That thing right there is not going to make us anything. That's why they returned it. There's not even a lid on it. Maybe the lids at the bottom? I don't know. Bottom of the pile. It's just plastic, dude. That is literally just piece of plastic. No, no, but this is like a gas can.

16:14So this was like a really big lid. Okay, $100. $100. Or he keeps saying lit. Like we're going to laugh at his joke about gas. Yeah, we're not laughing. You guys in last. I tried it again. Or someone will buy this and already has a lid, but maybe they have a hole in their container. Why not just go and buy another one? Or that's complete. We just go to the store and say, hey, we bought this and we have a lid with you. No, no, no. That's not a bad idea. Hey, now we're talking. Hello. Okay, what pile does that can go in? Can goes in. Money making pile. Trash. Well, there's three, there's three piles. What? There's pile that's going to make money. Garbage. Wait, hold on. Is it in there, lunch? The lid? Okay. Here, give it to me. See it? See there's something in there. There's something in there, man. Tell me it's cash. Now, I think it's just a spout. I don't think it's a lid. Wait, there's no spout. There's nothing in there. You don't see that plastic thing? That's built into the bottle. Oh, my bad. You can make like a... Are you ready? You ready to keep going? Like a grab bag.

17:14Nothing on it. I mean, let's boss get autographed. Something coming out, but... See us from saying. Okay, keep going. Don't worry about, we'll move on. This goes in, there's lots of return and see if we can get money back for it. All right, I like that. That's enough. We're turning to wear. Who cares? It don't care, you just need a hardware store. No. Nordstroms. All right, here we go. I'm not going to make a pop. We're opening our pallet. What are the blue things? I don't know, there's like four of these blue. They look like... They kind of look like Porter, like little baby potty's. Okay, you need to help lunch? That's what you back. You baby the baby in those. No, no, no, guys. Guys, they're chairs. They're baby rockers. You put them in the living room, they wash TV on them. What, babies are adults. Babies. This is money making. How much can we get for those? Hey, Mike, will you look this stuff up? A scoop rocker? Yeah, kids scoop rocker. I get, they're probably 20 bucks a block. 25 bucks on Amazon each brand new. Wow. Okay, but we're not, he said 25 each on Amazon. But we can't do 25. So we sell it for 12. We sell it. Let's do 10 for each. Okay, that's 40 bucks.

18:14That's amazing. We are rich. Okay. We are rich. Those ones? Four of those suckers. Okay, okay, okay. What is that? That's what I'm talking about. Let's see what we're gonna do. Here's what we're gonna do. Let me play this. That's another thing. We're gonna play this song. He almost died. Hey, bones at this rate, we're gonna be here for 10 hours. I know, we're gonna play a song. We'll come back, we'll check again. We can open up a lot every day too. But I don't want to leave this in here forever. It's huge. All right, here we go. We'll come back, let's play this. We'll check more in a second. Bobby bones. Bobby bones. The Bobby Bones show. I know it is. Hyundai invites you to stand with childhood cancer warriors at the 2026 I Heart Radio Music Festival and support their mission to fight childhood cancer. We recently learned that every 36 minutes, another child in the US is diagnosed with cancer. And think about that for a second. Some of the bravest warriors you'll ever meet aren't professional athletes. They're not superheroes. They're kids in this fight. And every day, these young warriors face challenges most people couldn't imagine. Yet, they continue to show up with incredible courage,

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24:20Look at that. Is it broken? No, it's not broken. I don't think I don't know. It's got cables. So this is all the stuff that we bought on a palette. Look at that. That looks like it was just a little bit on the phone. That looks like it's dented. Do you see? Amy, no, that has a protective screen on it. No, that's a screen, though. It looks like it's dented. Where? Right there. That's the protective screen. Oh, okay, you're right. Really? Yeah, I don't want to peel it because then I made dented real thing. Why does it look like it just somebody ripped it off somebody's desk? Yeah, put it in there. It has a little dust on it. Like it's been used. Sector 24 inch, we think. Yeah, it's about 24 inches. It does for 80 bucks. So this one we can probably sell for 25. Wow! All right. So guys, we got it down to the pile. Let's get a pound it. All right, quicker lunch. Or we take it back. Plug it in and treat it. We return it. We return all of them. All right. I'll pull out this big blue box. All right. Lunch box. Careful. Careful. Why don't you help him? Yeah, yeah. Oh, I got it. He got it. Yeah, it looks like it's got a chair in it. Oh, we got a high chair. High chair. A simple fold to Luxe high chair. That is good.

25:20Look, it's a little dented on the back. I think. Yeah, I look. Open it up to be sure. Remember the guys. Let me see if they don't know. Sometimes they switch it out. No, it's in there. It looks like a high chair. It's in the plastic. Yeah. This cost the simple fold high chair sells normally for $40,99. We get $20 for it. Woo! $25. $20. You got to quit under selling crap. No, but we don't want it. We want to be conservative with our... Okay. All we can do is try to go. We got something good. Is anybody taking notes on the money I'm saying we're getting? I can. Okay. Oh, man. We got something really good. What the heck is that? Hey, are you ready? Let's do the reveal. One, two, three. Boom, we got race car seats. Race car seats. Okay, are they seat covers or race car seats? They're seat covers. No race car seat covers. Those are race cars. They're leather. Why does he keep saying race car, Eddie? Because he thinks they look like race cars. Yeah, they're like, they're like slick. Be careful. Isn't that what they say? I don't know. What kind of a brand are those? Racing? No. And then say a brand, man. Daytona. So... Yeah, I'm telling you though that ain't...

26:23Five bucks each? No. Oh, you're crazy. These are leather, man. Okay, man. And leather sells. No, we looked at racing seat covers. What's that? What's that? Guys, you're getting like 20 bucks for that. Oh, we got something big here. 20 bucks total for those two seat covers. We got something big. No, no, Bobby, they're worth. What I'm looking at is just $39.99. But did you look up racing? Yes. Okay. Here we got a... All right, last thing we got to do, we got to get ready. No, no. We got a... Yes, yes. Jugal rear bumper protection. Okay. Jugal rear bumper protection. So you stick that in your trailer hitch to protect your bumper. Yeah. So if you back into things. Yeah. Okay. How much that one? This one got on sale for $120. What? $120? Which one is that? Which one is that? That is the Jugal. No, I know there's a few of them. Mike, is that the one that $120 bucks? Yeah. Is there a size? It fits two inch receiver hitch. Dude, I don't know what...

27:24I've never seen this thing in my life. I don't even know what this is. Okay. That one looks like it is going to... Extended fender? Yeah. It looks like it's... So we can probably get $25 for it. How much was it? 57. How do you... Yes. Like, how are you... Who's... What's our total right now that we think we can sell all the stuff for? $5.95. Hold on. It looks like $135. Okay. One more box, guys. We have to go. One more box. This is a good one. We have $135 right now. No. Do we rip this open? What is it? It is a... It's a Bosch. One of a kind. Okay. You're saying one of a kind. You're just saying... Metal buyer dome for LC1. I don't know what that is. You know I... But it sells awesome. It's a light. $29.99 new. So... Wait, I didn't even hope it. So don't open it. Okay, we can get $15 for it. There we go. But, guys, it was opened. No, it wasn't. It was sealed. It was sealed. With the factory seal. Factory seal. You can sell this at the same price. You can't, though. Not on Facebook Marketplace. No one's going to buy it for the same price. I could get a new one from the store.

28:25$5.95. $15. Good deal. No, no, no. We're taking a break. Hold on. We'll come back. I'm going to open more. I know. Hold on. We got our power. It's like Christmas. You guys are kids. We got a lot of bills in the box. We'll open more of this stuff. Open more of this stuff. We pulled all our money together. We got about $600. And we went to this warehouse where they just sell pallets of stuff. Stuff that's been returned. We don't know what's in the box. So we have Amazon medium sized returns. That's right. Medium sized. And once I roughly spent $600 and so far, I think, from what we've opened, we can sell our stuff back for $150. It's not bad. We're still $450 down to break eat it. That's okay. So let's open a few more things from the box. Okay, we got dream pairs, fashion, within reach. The box is on a pallet. It's like eight and a half feet tall. It's cardboard. Oh, man. Lunchbox is opening up. Oh, look at the shoe box. Look at these bad boys. What are those? Slippers. What size are they? Small. US 9. So 9.

29:25For kids? No, adult. I think those are adult. So those shoes run for 1999 new. We can probably sell them for $5. Yeah, I smell new. So $5 there. That's not that. Well, disappointing. All right. This one. All right. It says fantasy on it. Yeah, we can't. Look, it came in this big box. We open it up. And it says fantasy edge. Fantasy edge. Let's open it up. It's a sword. Oh, my God. We got a sword. We got a sword. We got a sword. Is it a real sword? Let me see that. I'm sure. We got a sword. Oh, my God. That's awesome. That's awesome. Can I see the sword? Yeah, dude. Oh, my. There's like a video game sword or the heavy. Is it heavy? Oh, it's heavy. That's a real sword. Bobby's going to buy that. I should open it. That's already open. Let's just see how it's like a dragon on it. It's a dragon on it. And uh.

30:25Oh. It's a real sword. It's a kill somebody. Really? Yeah. That's probably for role playing, huh? Like those people. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Now, the thing about this is it's not super expensive, but it is weird. So it's it's sells online. Mike, is this the one for 30 bucks? Oh, but it's new. So let's say 10. Oh, we had some nerds. Some nerd will buy that. Oh, man. This is 20 bucks. It's awesome. Oh, yeah. Oh, heavy. We're going to get a sword. Oh, man. Oh, man. This is 20 bucks. Oh, man. Oh, man. Oh, heavy. We're going to get a couple more and then we're going to have to to to shut it down. Heavy, I'm going to set this down. Let's put the sword back down. You ready? Should we put the sword back in the package? Yeah, we'll put it back in the box. Okay, here we go. Lunchbox has got some says genuine Joe. Yeah, genuine Joe. Oh, it's toilet paper. It's all told. Oh, we got toilet paper. We should keep that for you. That's like commercial. Let's sell it back. We got a box of toilet paper. Keep it in root for COVID to come back. All right. No. We got the toilet paper. One, I mean, nothing. Nothing.

31:25No, we sell it. No. Yeah, that's right. But then we return pile. Oh, we have digital decor. Set up to hold it to more boxes. And that's it. Hotel sleeping pillows. Look at that. We got two pillows in there. Looks like a sleeping bag. It looks like a sleeping bag. It does. But you take them out and it's two pillows that you travel with them. Yeah, 20 bucks. No way. So five. We can spray some for five bucks. So I have five bucks to that. Is that like a spaghetti straightener? It looks like one of the blow up for a jump house. Oh, boy. This looks used. Oh, oh, boy. Yeah. Yeah, this is pretty gross. But what is it? A mop bucket. Simply magic. Yeah. Essentials for an efficient lifestyle. Oh, that away. Get that out of here. That's disgusting. No, no, it has the mop. Oh, it's out of the way. Yeah. The mop looks it has mold on it. Ew. Ew. That's it. Yes, wet. Oh, wow.

32:25It's definitely wet. Okay. Last one. Last one. Last one. And we're done. Eddie, what are you? Last one behind you. Oh, this is good. This one. Yeah. Oh, last one. It looks like an air pump. Oh, man. Is that what it is? It's a microphone. Oh, I need that. Hey, Brad, this was good. Oh, it's a nice one too. Oh, yeah. Whoa. This is a shot. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Whoa. This is a swing. I know, I know. That's a swing. Oh, a swing. An air center plus floor pump best for everyday use. Base is 10.75 inches and hose leaks. Yeah. 27 inches. Orange. It's orange. 25 bucks. What? That's what it is news. So 10 bucks. Hey, you know, are we, hey, are we keeping here from my bike? 10 bucks. Okay. Wow. We are crushing it. We are not. Scoop, but what's our total? All right. That was in 180. 180.

33:25180. There is no way. Oh, that is only $180. I'm resell value. But I'm telling you to resell value it is. I've just said the numbers out loud. He's written down that resell number. And that's if it sells. That's if it sells. We have everything we have will sell. Okay, but also how I've got ideas. I'm sure you do. I'm sure they're legal. Okay. Break. We'll check some more later on in the show. I'm sure you're going to be able to see the massage cushion. I don't look. Oh, my God. What happened? Okay, one more. Show me the massage cushion. What is it? That could be something good. That could be something good. A Rin, Rinpo. Smart, healthy living massage cushion with heat and vibration. vibration. vibration. vibration. Oh. Pull it out. Guys. Oh, it's real. I don't know which one it is though. Because there's real. There's one that's expensive. And there's one. Wait, tell me what model is expensive, man. No, you tell me what the model is. No, you tell me. Read it. Tell me. Read it. Model. RF.

34:25Are we on the good right path? Do you have no idea? Oh. RF. BM. 086. That's a good one. Typing it in. Is that one at mic you think? I wouldn't take it out, man. That's brand new. Which one do you think it is? That one? It looks like it's gray and black, Mike. Boom. Full price new. 100 bucks. That's new, dude. That's new. So price. But still it doesn't matter. It's not unwrapped. I would say 50 bucks. We can get from that. That's, hey, that's good. Okay, cool. We're, okay, we're open to stuff from our palette. Oh man. Let's break. We will come back in a second here. The hanger thing that we have it's a closet made cubicle Two Cube storage unit shelf organizers made in Malaysia. We're breaking things. Is that it? If you were to buy it new, it'd be $20. We could probably get $20. probably get 20. Yeah, we can probably get five bucks for it. It's all beat up too. I mean, it's not but the packages so you're not gonna get new price for it. The other thing that we couldn't figure out because there was so much in the box was some kind of shower set.

35:28Yeah, it's a rain dancer, shower, like hands grow. We looked us up. I mean, hands grow sounds like it is European. So if I said 60 bucks, would you feel like that was under or overselling it? Under. Okay, because it's listed new as 600. What? What? Oh my god. Oh my god. We did it. We did it. We did it. I was scared. Oh no, no, no, no. But you can't sell it new. Okay, 300. We'll put it down for 300. Oh, guys, we did it. We hit the big jackpot. Woo. We've done anything yet, but that is a good find. Wow. So I couldn't say. So how does this get returned? I don't understand. Well, they get their money back and it just goes into return. Millionaire, man. We, I mean. So that is the price to buy it new is $630 and $53. Here's what the bottom is about to fall out of it. We can probably sell it for 300. Oh my goodness. So total right now, Amy runs over to it to look at it.

36:28Amy wants to buy it. No. And we'll sell the Amy right now for how much? 320. 220. Mike total price on what we have. So. That was $37. We sold everything $737. Amy, go to it. It's definitely not $600. Remember, we have to mail stuff out to there's a lot of stuff. Yeah, they pay for shipping. We don't handle it. We'll see. Well, you see right now we're at $700. Oh my goodness. How much do we spend on the whole thing? $5.50. OK. Hey, this is, hey, this is called a plot twist. You guys thought it was all junk. No, we're in it. And now it had been all junk. But guess what? It just takes one. Like, thank you. I challenge you. I say you just have to have one ball in the hopper. OK, thank you. The question is how are we going to sell all of this stuff? We bought this palette of returns. We did not know what was on the palette. It was all wrapped up. We spent $500. We all put in our own money. And I think after we went through it all and wrapped everything, if we sell it all individually,

37:29we can make a nice profit. But who's going to do the selling? Luxbox, you have an idea? I have an idea. It's our, it's the plan is perfect. We're going to require a little bit of effort from everybody here on the show that he invested. We are going to have a Bobby Bone Show garage sale. 100%. We set it like a month in advance. It's going to be on a Saturday morning. I'm not going to hang out on Saturday morning to sell stuff. You're not listening. I'm just saying. I heard you haven't even let me let me be gone. No, you're not. I will plan it on a weekend. You won't be gone. Not every weekend until Christmas. Yeah. After Christmas, I don't care when it is. We're going to sit with all this stuff for three months. Listen, guys, this is how you make money. You put it and people will travel from all over the United States and maybe some in Canada. Maybe a few in Mexico. I don't know. But we say, hey, we are going to be having a garage sale. And what we do is we do it at a sonic. We put it on half the parking lot and the other half is open for business. So they buy themselves a toilet seat.

38:30Then they get them a cherry lime made slush. That's not bad. And then we sit there and whatever you want to sign, we'll sign whatever you buy. You want to sign on a 90? The sonic's not going to let us do that on their property. Oh, 100% they will. They're not going to let us have a yard sale on their property just from somebody gets hurt or damage it. There's no way. Hey, you don't know. I know. What does that mean? I'm saying like he is just so negative Nancy because he doesn't want to make money. You've been making deals? I've been talking to people. What have you been talking? I've been talking about having it. No, what have you been saying now? Like what are the actual words and what are the words that were said back? I said, oh my gosh, I think and they said great idea. Who's day? People above me in the hierarchy. I think we should just sell it online. No, no, no, shipping is going to be way too. The hours. They can pay for it. Lunchbox students get a look. I think it's a great idea, but lunchbox has to be the one there. Yeah, we all need lunchboxes. We're going to go there to take pictures with us and get autographs with their item. It was never part of the deal the way to work. No, no, it's not part of the deal, but this is an added bonus.

39:31No, you're just dragging us into it. Like so, so Magic Johnson, he's an investor in a lot of stuff, right? Yeah, he's a billionaire now. He's a billionaire to a bunch of all these things and sign autographs in front of Sonic. Yes, when it's a grand opening, he does. I, I don't know. I would need to have that presented in a way that would be super easy for us. No, it was super easy. It's super easy. The garage sale is from eight to 10 a.m. Come get your stuff and then we're out. Boom. On a and you have it cleared from a Sonic. Not a specific Sonic. No, but from Sonic. You're talking to somebody at Sonic. No, I'm not talking to you. Okay. But, lunchbox. I have feelers out there too, Sonic. I'm waiting to hear back from Sonic. Okay. The drive-through is not a bad idea. Like drive-through, get a toilet seat and then like that. But 90% of people aren't going to know what's happening at Sonic. It's going to look like a bunch of idiots trashed up Sonic. Right. Because it's a lot of stuff. It's like an ironing board and a- It's good to stay able to hear thoughts. A rope. I mean, it sounds interesting and fun and intriguing, but when you like a Sonic example, when we shot your TV commercial and air quotes, I say, we had to shut it down

40:35for two hours. That costs money to shut it down. So if you look at a business cost, it will cost us money to do the garage stuff before we even started. And the liability. No, no, you haven't. You only shut down half of it. You have half the parking lot for the garage stuff. What about a car dealership? They don't have any cars in the lot. We can find a car dealership and use their spot. I don't think this idea is going to work because we can't ask a Sonic to close half their business down. Yeah. Let's just send an email. Let's send it. I'm more than happy to ask. But I think the real estate. I don't even want to ask because I'm going to come in a weird place to be like, well, we don't want to irritate them. Yeah, yeah. We can't do it. So what do we know? Okay, let's vote. Everybody who put money in, who wants to have a yard sale at Sonic? Say aye. I like it. We got a fun. I like it. I like it. I like it. I like it. I like it. I like it. I like it. I like it. I like it. I like it. I like it. I like it. I like it. I like it. There could be more. There could be more. Think about it. Just be creative. We're relying on you. No, that was creative. We don't even have a yes for that.

41:36And when you're mad, we can't do it. No, no, you're not even entertaining the idea. What does movie mic have against it? It's a good idea. It's a good idea. It's a good idea. I don't want to have to go to one of our clients and be like, hey, can we use your property where I know there's liability issues. You have to, that feels bad for us. What about a real garage sale lunch box this house? I'm in. Yes. I'm in. I'm in. I'm in. I'm in. I'm in. Okay. We'll do it at any sales. I'm out that weekend. You're on the road. We're on the road. We're on the road. Yeah. We're on the road. Yeah. We're on the road. Yeah. We'll use your yard. Okay. So that idea did not. But we start with one. Who knows when we get there. We'll get there. Okay. I think we should list a few things online. There's hardly. I don't think they pay for shipping. The person who buys it. Okay. How are you going to run? You're going to do that. The road. There's some stuff we're not selling. That road's on your pounds. That you can do Facebook marketplace and meet someone. Facebook marketplace is a great one. We can drive to people's houses. They're much. They come to you.

42:36Whatever. Okay. We'll open the garage. We'll open the garage. We'll have a garage out on the garage. I don't hate that. Here? I don't hate that. Okay. Back burner. Now that I would run to the bosses. But we don't own the building anymore. Right. That's the problem. See? But it's solid. I know. All right. Bobby Bones. Bobby Bones. Bobby Bones. Bobby Bones. Bobby Bones. Bobby Bones. Bobby Bones. Bobby here. Narrating in between. And now this is where things took a turn. Lunchbox became extremely protective of the palette. The inventory. The process. Pretty much everything. You're about to hear a replay from the time that lunchbox? I don't just want to say got super mad at Abby. We thought he may harm her. There was major drama. Things got pretty crazy. Here you go. So then Abby. Are you wanting to sell any of it?

43:36Abby, don't sell my stuff. Also, what is it? It is my stuff. Abby, do not touch it. Don't touch it. If we vote on you touching it, you can touch it. Because we all have to put an equal money here. Okay. And if we pass the deadline, we just throw it away. It's all getting thrown away. Okay. If it gets thrown away, I'm taking it. Oh. I'm taking it and I want to sell it for 100% profit. Why don't you sell it now? Because I don't want to. But if you're throwing it away, I will take it. What? This isn't it. Exactly. It's amazing knowing what's in the help of when it's over. They want to take it. It's like. Yeah. Watch me go lie. I like it. Why would you do that though? I don't get it. What do you mean? For 100% of the profit? Well, I win 100%. She spent 87 bucks. Well, correct. I'm not going to be a real good guy. But you probably come in on that. Hey, you want to jump on the live? Oh my gosh. You want to jump in on the live? No, because he wouldn't jump on my live. He jumped on your live. No, we don't live. You've not done a live. Dude, we would all jump in on your live. You said it in a million times. You're all the kill lives. Right here. And you guys say no.

44:36On your account. Okay. So it's going to organize all the taking. Oh, I can't. Can we just stop? This is going to never give in a money. This is headed to. Down? Down. Down. No, no, no. I was saying that. You're insinuating it. You're insinuating it. To this can turn bad town real fast. I was just saying everybody looked at that. No, no, no, no, no. No, no, no. This is from the highway to. How way to rage? I just think we should just, we have dedicated so much time to this silly palette that like, like, I mean, everything's so old now in that palette. What do you mean by old? How long have we had that palette? Hey, that wrote that. That wrote probably not worthy of hanging stuff off of anymore. Probably disintegrated. Guys. Can we just work together as a team? It would be nice. I can sell some of the, like, hot items, you know, like that people would want. No, like the end of May.

45:36Like the toilet lid. Yes. But what are you going to give that three dollars? The mock bucket. Okay. Okay. The curtain rods. This is what I'm going to, this is what I'm going to commit to right now. This is what I'm going to commit to. I'm not bringing it up one final to Scooby with me. Yeah. I'm not bringing it up one final time. This is it. This last time I bring it up. Your girls talking to you. If by the 22nd, which as stated, we're done, I don't, it needs to just go. Though I don't. Do I have permission to touch the item? No. I just want to give you a vote. Yes. Yes. Why are you so against it? You're not doing anything. There were six people that paid for it. So, so, so, it is basically the board of directors. So, yes. No. No. I said that when I said let's do something together. You guys, you're the ones responsible for it. But now you just gave me money and your silent partners. You said, but when you want to make a vote, all of a sudden you're involved partners. That's not how we're voting that somebody can sell it because it's sitting there just like you guys.

46:36That's not that one agreed upon. Well, that's why we vote and we agree upon it. That's what we like Abby to sell it. I think I'm going to take some. No. Hold on. Hold on. Let's vote. I don't know. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. I'll talk to my lawyer. I'll talk to my lawyer. Nico Jackson's calling. So, don't go to the thing until my lawyer has his own Nico. Yeah, reach out. Nico Jackson. It's you, like Charlie. I'm turning it. Laugh. Please hold. Yeah, have him call me. Okay. Hold on. So, he can buy us all out. No, I'm good. I'll just throw it away. Oh, yeah. I'll throw it away. You know, hey, you have time. Nope. I'll throw it away. Uh, board of directors, we'd like to vote for Abby. Who's the six that put in there? Uh, Scooba, me, lunchbox, Amy, Mike, Eddie. Um, by show of eyes, who would like Abby to go and start selling this stuff and then do whatever she makes, generally, we at least get some money back.

47:37That's one option. Oh, I thought we just looked at you. I thought you were real eyes. That's one of those things. That's one of those things. She said, well, you're eyes. Not by a show you're eyeballs. No, I'm not saying anything. Amy was staring a hole in me. Um, you said by show. Hold on, hold on. Okay. What's the other option? That's just the under. I don't want to, I just wish she never did this. Me too. Trust me. So it's just like pretend we didn't. I love pretending. I love pretending like it never happened. Well, we still have the stuff in it too. Lunchbox is office. No, it's. Yeah. Right, Nixas, Bailey, picture. Just pretend it. No. And it's jar of. And you know, whatever. Okay. I'm laughing so hard on my stomach. Oh, like what palette? What if we just found out what the top five most sellable items are in the palette?

48:38Yeah, I like that. That was what, yeah. The big ticket items. What's up, Mike? There was a really nice pelican case. I mean, Hick, we could probably make just on that. You could probably sell it in Facebook marketplace. What's a pelican case? It's a real protective case that you travel with. You could put musicians, but stuff in it. Oh, I probably would. Yeah, that's big money. It could be anything. You can do well in this town. I would say. If voted on by the board. Abby find the top five items. Have her sell them on Facebook marketplace. And then we reevaluate the rest of the items. We split any of the money. Because listen, nobody else is doing it. Abby gets 25% of the money until we reach a profit. And then after a pure profit, she then splits 50% of pure profit. So we may not get all our money back. Did we get all our money back? But we could. Lunchbox. It's the most popular item in your opinion. He's not talking right now. Why? Whoop. They're not touching my stuff.

49:38That's all right. It's not your stuff. It is your stuff. I'll guarantee you Abby is not going to get that stuff. I promise you that. What is that? Is that a throw? I promise you Abby's not going to get the stuff. That's a threat. I can't go right now. I can't. I can't. Let's go. Get it. Abby, get it. Okay. Get a camera. Follow him. Follow him. I'm going to load up my damn car. I don't go. It's fine. He's going to load up his car with Abby. It's all of our stuff. It's not your stuff. It's garbage. You didn't want to sell. What are they? Are you into a mid-roll here? Okay. Mid-roll. I don't know where that was happened. And now they're all running out of weight. They just spread it past the hallway. Like Betty Hill. She's like a bad divorce. She's like a bad divorce. She's like a bad divorce. I don't even know why he's so mad. I'm going to end up on the lawn. I don't even know why he's so mad at everything. He's like raider. He's filled right now. It doesn't make sense because that's his, like, it's our stuff. Yes, it's not just his stuff. We're trying to make money back. And Scoop is going to want to pick it up. What happened? What happened? I was going to film and then there was a whole lot of cussing. And the door was locked. I was going to be in the middle of the door.

50:38I was going to be in the middle of the door. I was going to be in the middle of the door. Yeah, it's not just his stuff. And we're trying to make money back. And Scoop is going to want to pick it up. Guys. What happened? We're going to film. And then there was a whole lot of cussing. And then the door was locked. And it got really scary. And you weren't going to get hurt. I don't, I mean, I think Abby's currently locked in the room. No. But I was going to film. I felt like I was in the room. It was Abby locked in the room. Who was there? I think Abby and Amy are in the door in the room. Abby and Amy are in the room. No, Amy and Amy is not in the room. Amy is outside trying to calm lunch. I said, Amy. I said, Amy. No Amy Amy is not in the room. Amy is outside trying to calm lunch. Has anyone heard from Nico Jackson turning it long? It's the only way. That's the audio for tomorrow. Thank you Bobby. OK. You want me to go film it? Because I can't. If you're scared, listen, he gets really right in me and like, angry. That's physically like he would. That's a good idea over there. Yeah, it's really bad. Hey, can we do a zoom? Scooba, will you go film it? Yeah, zoom like. And send it to my camera. I don't even want to, you can do it. You guys can do whatever. Like he's going to hit. He's going to punch somebody. Yes, I'm not. And it's going to be Abby or Amy. And then it's going to be bad news.

51:40We got a lot of things. But he started yelling. This is my stuff. It's not. So what's his plan when he grabbed his keys? He said he'll throw it in his own car. So his plan is to get it out of there. But then what should you just motivate him to go and get it out of here then? Yeah. Why are we stopping him? Let him load up his car. This is bizarre. Hey, Ray, what are your thoughts? It's hilarious and awesome. But what I like, what? Well, I have no money in it. So I love where I sit right now. But what do you think we should do? What do you think we're lacking? Where do you think the mess up was? I mean, his feet are on the fire now. So now he's grabbing all the crap. He doesn't want Abby to sell it. But it makes you guys money, which doesn't make any sense. Yeah, it makes money. It makes money sense. Are you guys watching a zoom or something to them? I did get a little bit of a video, but I don't want to play it because I know there's cuss words in it. Yeah. Who's cussing? I just didn't. I know who's cussing. Let me call Abby in the room. All right, we got a zoom link. Let me see if Abby's still locked in the room. By the way, this in no way was going to set up

52:41to torture lunchbox. It was Abby was going to sell it. She was like, I will go sell it and split the money. And I was like, great, we're going to make no money. Or we can at least make some of it back. This is eight months of not studying for a test. And then the test is about to happen. You start freaking out and go to the library. I'll call Abby. I'll call Abby. I'll call Abby. This is the downside of procrastination. By who? Lunch. He wanted to do TikTok breaks. But like you said, a TikTok shop. Then he's like, what's streaming? We said, stream it from your own account. And that would be good because then he could get even followers. And he didn't even want to do that. And we can't put it on the page because we don't own the page. The company does. Oh, there's Abby right there. Let me know when you want to start the meeting. A meeting of what? Zoom. Who's zooming? Oh, my phone's because I'm going to go out there. What Abby's right there. Oh, you're going out there. I want to see what's going on out there. Don't get hit. Don't get hit. Don't get hit. I think you need to start the meeting. Like this is the dumbest thing you could have said about. We literally were going to have Abby sell it and make at least some money back. And she was going to do the work and make money herself.

53:43Abby, what happened out there? Yeah, that was bad. That was bad. What happened? I went in the room and I locked the door. How'd you get out? Well, I thought he was in a knock down the door. I was a little scared. What was he doing? Like banging on the door. Because they're... And being like... Get out! Get out! So how did you get out? I walked out and I was like, OK, I'm just going to go and just like get out of the room. This is mine. It's not even his room. OK. Yeah, he's... So what's he doing now? He grabbed the public in case out. So we said the most expensive things and now he's grabbing it. Yeah, he grabbed it. But don't let him leave without the... Guys, my heart is pounding. What's that? Let's see. Let's feedback from his zoom. Oh, my gosh. He was like, I thought it was something the door down. Hey, we need the public in case in the studio. Oh, it's not yours. Yes it is. He says not yours. But it is all of our bars. That's right, I'm taking it. You can pick your item, I'll take this one. No, we're not picking it. I'm going to... Yeah, let's... I'll vote. I'll vote on this.

54:44There's... Till the 22nd. Let's see if we can get out with that item. Hey, guys, let's just... Like, let's just... Let's just... Let's just... That was stuff. Like... Then he's going to OS money for those items. Let's just... Back. Okay. Oh, lunchbox just... Can I share something? Okay, I hear... You can turn this off. I'll turn it off. Hey, Tim, don't let him take anything else. Guys, okay. So... We need our pelican case back. Like, Morgan got the email from Lunchbox's wife. And they're like legit. Like, they came up here. I just went back in there. Him and his wife have come up here and they've logged all the stuff and they've actually put a lot of work into trying to figure out how to sell this. I think I even thought he hadn't done anything, but I just learned he really has done things. But didn't you take a bunch of pictures too? Then you guys take a bunch of pictures? Yeah, I took some at the beginning. Yeah. And then I think they went and did the rest of them at the point. Like, the email you got from his wife... Yeah, that's what we had talked about.

55:45And I had told them we can't do what their plan was. Right, yeah. We can still hear our website because we don't own our website. Yeah, for sure. Yeah, I know. I get it. It's like a miserstanding. There's misdirected frustration that he has going on. Like, he's processing other things that have nothing to do with this. But why didn't take into the album? He shouldn't. And that's what I... He shouldn't. And I just said that to him. So I just said... And then also, I was like, how can we... This isn't... This is escalating to another level quickly. And I just would like to... Bring everybody together and be like, this is like a little tiny, little family misunderstanding. And we just have a quick family meeting and everybody get back on the same page. Because... He got Ray Gi's. Yeah, and I think there's just other things going on. Okay, but that...you can't bring that in. I agree. I think we all have other things going on. He even says... It's a $85 palette that we each spent $85 bucks on. He's back. He's back.

56:45Sorry, I just sold for 20 bucks. What did? The Pelican Brie. You sold that for 20 bucks? Yeah, to me. No, no, wait, it's worth more than 20. It doesn't matter. It was for sale for 20. I bet 40. I bet 40. No, it was already sold. It was paying an out. No, you just go home. I mean, literally. Why don't you just go home? Why don't you just go home? You just react it and got super angry. You scared Abby. You're banging a door. We're gonna throw all the stuff. You take it home. It was a bit. So it doesn't matter. Why don't you just go home? I'm good. If you're gonna be like that. Don't make me act out like I'm the crazy one. Maybe I was the crazy one today. Okay, cool. It happens. It does happen. It happens. So, Scooby, we're the only one that's cool and collective. I mean, we have until the 20 second. Nothing else leaves. Scooby. Yeah. What are your thoughts, buddy? Just in general here. Um. It was a fun bit. Yeah, it was last the way too long.

57:46It should have ended last year. Um. Procrastination got the best of us. I think that was mentioned earlier. I honestly don't care. I look at it as it was sunk costs. It's long gone. We had fun. We got a lot of money out of it through the bit. Yeah. That if it all burned up and was gone tomorrow, I could care less. Honestly. Like if somehow today we came in tomorrow and it just happened to be missing, that would be a bad thing. Mm-hmm. And if that happens tomorrow, I don't know what happened. Mm-hmm. I honestly think we have to put all our emotions aside and move on from it. Like 100%. I thought it'd be a great idea if Abby just sold it all because she volunteered to do it. But it's not. But it's not because it's provoking somebody else's feelings towards that person. Oh. But no. Oh. Don't make up a story about it. Don't make up a story about it. No, you're asking me about my feelings are. Yeah, but your feelings are wrong. I am asking your feelings on it. Okay, so I can't have opinions. Oh. But if you think it has anything to do with Abby, then you're misguided.

58:46I think what is hard is, and I'm a part of the group that wasn't going to do anything. So I'm throwing myself in. But we never said we were going to do anything. I know. But then it was like once Abby was in, like everyone was like, oh, help or all. Exactly. I never said I was, I never said I was, well, I feel like I just said to you to get money. I never said I was, I don't think anyone said they were, oh, I don't want to help. But it was, we maintained our position. I'm not helping. I don't want to help. Yeah, no. But you were. I'm just, yeah, if you were able to get 100% of the profits, we were going to do it. Who wouldn't? I wouldn't. I wouldn't have to do it. I was going to walk away. I know like invested money because I was told we could sell it back for more money than we invested. That's what an investment is. Right. And, and, and we learned from this. We learned. We, this is one of those investments where we learned that this is not a wise use of our money. Okay. All right. Well, you guys over. I think from me, it's over. I would love to. You said not those all my money in it, but that show is sometimes you just got to cut your losses.

59:47Do you buy your cutting? Oh, I cut a long time ago. I don't care anymore. Mike, you're cutting? So, it's just adding a lunch box. And then the process, I was going to damage my truck. Do you have your lawyer for his? You guys can fight over it. Nico Jackson? Who's your lawyer? I don't have one. I'll get my son to call him. This is like definition of dysfunctional family. Okay. I'm done. I'll give a call. What you guys do with that stuff. Abby, thanks for saying you would sell it. Uh-huh. You're welcome. I started all this, Abby. I did not want it to go in this direction. Right. In that moment of time, we thought that the palate was dead. So, we gave up. But, nope. It wasn't. It continued after time. Lunchbox found a way to sell items and he actually brought in some money for everyone that invested. So, six of us put $80 in. Lunchbox starts selling the stuff. And not without drama. And him cussing Abby out on the air. And it was a whole thing.

1:00:47So, we just stopped talking about it for months. But he's been selling it. We all put an $87.50 a person. $525 total. And we told him, if we don't have our money now, we want out of everything. So, that's the full reminder to everybody listening. And he's promised us that we're going to understand why he hasn't given us any money. Lunchbox, I'm going to hand the floor to you. Which I'd know your total. Would you like me to just hand you the envelopes? Do you want me to say the reason? Did you bring envelopes? Oh, yeah. Okay. Each person? Pass them out then. What we want to open on me? Yeah, but pass out the envelope. Yeah. Okay. This is good. Yeah. This is like. Oh, the money fairy is here. Whoa. That was like dirty. And they're like dirty. They're not actual envelopes. They're not actual envelopes. They're not. That's why. It's pieces of paper staples. Yeah. Yeah. Whatever the money is, this feels like a drug deal for sure. But whatever the money is. It looks thick though. It's okay. We're not picky. As long as money in there. How long has it been since we've had this money? Two years?

1:01:47Two years. A couple of weeks. No. I should have a year. Yes. Summer of 2023. Summer of 2023. He's had this for almost two years. He hasn't paid us. Where has time gone? Lunchbox stop yelling. Okay. He just keeps slapping paper. He's going to hear it. Okay. It's heavy. It's thick. Hey, that's it. Did you get it? I'll be fine. $1. One dollar bill. One dollar bill. One dollar bill. One dollar bill. One dollar bill. One dollar bill. One dollar bill. One dollar bill. One dollar bill. One dollar bill. One dollar bill. One dollar bill. All right. Guys. Give me the money. Why did it? Yeah. Scuba walked in wanting his- Oh, yeah. Scuba was in. I'm trying to track in the process. I like my money. I'm not missing one. Oh, he's yelling. Oh, no, digging into his bag. Is this a bit? No, no, maybe I'll let another room. Okay, but you did. Yeah, yeah, I did it right. I did it. You did it. I said I thought it was a little bit. No one asked to go into our two years. No, wait a second. I'm sure, look. Because this could be at a wrong amount of money. It's not about money. Trust me.

1:02:47It's six, not five. I divide it. The other room. The prod studio over there. Mine. Yeah, maybe I dropped it in there. You dropped money? Oh, no. That's shocking to me. Do you want to go help him find it real quick? I mean, if I had dropped it at the house, man, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. But you know you did it right. Yeah, I know I did it right. You asked. He was mad. He was in the classroom confused. I think this doesn't even go any further until you have my money. Because I'm not concerned. I'm not concerned that you have to completely effed up. And you took it and divided by five and not six. You keep waving your hands around. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Where is my money? I'm supposed to drop the envelope at home. There's a. Are you sure, though? I know. I'm sure. Guys, can we accept this money? I don't think you can. We can't. There's no way you can. I think we'll have to give you the money back. Oh my god. Did you ride your bike to work today? That's a serious question. Because he does ride his bike. I didn't ride it today. Hey, how beauty. The irony of him dropping cash on the road.

1:03:49Somebody finding it, just keeping it. When he says he found it, he would just keep it. And he's always like, how could someone leave an envelope full of money? Yes. He's the poor Navy. So nobody opened their money. We can't do it. What do you mean? If I'm going to be the cast of friends, we all get the same at the same time or we get nothing. Look at that. Look at that prod suit. I don't know what you're talking about. Can he call his- Do we want to take a break? Why for something? And come back and see if he finds it in the other room. And maybe I want to because I want my money. Yeah, nobody opened their envelope. Nobody opened their envelope. I was so excited to do this. I may have loved running at home. Where's the wrong one? Is your wife at home? Nope. Lunchboxes. Enter the room again. He passed out all of our money. He owes us a bunch of money. So we have it. We're not going to open it though until Scoob and Steve has this because he gave five of us all of our money from this pallet that we all invested in. Where has Scoob and Steve's money?

1:04:49I don't know, man. I guess it's at the house. This is so dumb. So you don't really know. I really don't know. Like I literally did all the stapling and everything and I was like, all right. And I swear I put them all in the bag. And then I wouldn't try to hand it out. And there's only four in the bag. Okay, I need you to walk around and pick up everybody's money. We can't even look in the envelope. I don't even want to touch this money. Oh! And I even thought about labeling them. To our listeners. I'd like to say something. Who are like, man, you should have given lunchboxes a hard time. It's always something. For two years. For two years, we've been trying to get paid from this thing we all. I don't even want to say invested. We dumbly put money in and then left him in charge of it. Now we got suckered as what we did. No, God, tell you something. What? I even took my kids to the bank so they could see me withdraw so much money. For what reason? So they could see all the cash. So you look cool. Yeah, and they were freaking out. Can I hold it? Can I hold it? Oh, no. Did you let your kids hold it? I did let them hold it.

1:05:49Oh, boy. I want to me just take a picture with it. What is this? We got it. We got it. It's like cops after a drug bust where they've got all the money. They're taking a picture. Okay. And so they all held the money to pictures. And man, I don't know what that is. That's not good. I don't know. This is God. Scoob is Steve. I'm sorry. Hey, Scoob, I'd like to apologize. What we need to do that. Scoob is so mad. Okay. Here's what I need to do. Scoob at. I need to say this because this is the only way lunchbox would get one over on us. If he thought, if he was playing 3D chess, I would say brilliant move because what he could do right now is say, oh, I forgot one. Take the money back. He could keep that extra for himself. Divide all this money in the five into six. And then he just made a bunch of money off of us. Because we don't know the actual amounts. We don't know the actual amounts. So we need to give Abby who wasn't in one of the packs and else she can count it and make sure when it comes back tomorrow, it's the same exact amount. No, no. Yes, yes. No, no. Yes, yes. If anybody can spreadsheet it, then show Morgan the number on the spreadsheet for everybody that I heard telling us.

1:06:52I mean, I've already as long as somebody knows the number because he could totally mathematically play us. Don't tell us the number, Morgan. Make sure he doesn't change the word. I would never play what you would. No, no, see, that's the difference between me and you guys. Like, I would never scam you guys. I'm an honest businessman. Morgan, do not say hold it. Hold it. Okay. See right there. Hold it to your heart. Yeah. Don't tell us. You're not going to be able to do that. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, you can't open it. You can't open it. No, I'm not out there. No, no, no, no, no, no, you can't open it. You can't open it. No, no, no, no, no. You can't open it. You can't open it. No, no, no, no, no. I don't know, I want her to experience it like everybody else. But did she get a pack? No. But still, then she knows and it's not as exciting. It's either like two dollar bills or it's pictures of fake money with his head on it, something's up with this money. No, it's not. There's nothing up with the money except for it's missing. Is there any chance you lost, Scoobas, Steve's? I mean, there's a chance. I mean, obviously, literally, you saw the shock on my face, but I didn't know that I didn't have a envelope.

1:07:55So we'll do this again tomorrow and hopefully everybody has their own. Oh my god. Another day. Yeah. I mean, what's one more day? This is so frustrating. No, guys, look at Amy. Amy's like not even laughing. Yeah, because I'm like, this is so stupid. It's two years. We've been to the second two years, Amy. I know. And I try to have your back lunch box and then you go and do this. No, I didn't do this. You did. This happened. This is why you don't leave him in charge of things though. No. And you guys were like, why do you always say that? This is example 83. We all put in 87 dollars to buy this palette of used items from Amazon that we didn't know what it was. Then lunch boxes like will individually sell them. They've been selling them but he would not give us our money. He told us today he was going to explain why we never got our money. Do you want to explain or wait till tomorrow? I'll wait till tomorrow. Okay. So we're done. We were so close to that money. We were so close. It felt pit too. That's what I'm saying. I'm not convinced it was real money. I don't know how that happened. We'll do it again tomorrow. Everybody 24 more hours. For two years we wanted our money. Yesterday, he comes in as like, I got your money.

1:08:57He brings all these envelopes in. Boom. Except he forgot one. He was one envelope short. I don't even know how much money it was. We chose not to open it. So scuba did not get his envelope yesterday. We turned them all back into lunch box. Today is the day that we get paid. Lunch box. It's over to you. Yeah. So yesterday I went home and I even texted scuba and I said, hey, did you and Bobby go in my bag and take one of the envelopes before I ripped this house apart looking for the envelope? Is this some funny prank you guys were doing on me? Because I wouldn't put it past you. It was like, seriously, we didn't do that. You can even ask NLR but we did not do it. No, I know. So then I'm like, oh my gosh. So where I was counting the money, there was nothing. And I could not figure out where it was. I was looking everywhere outside the yard. Did it fall out when I was really thought I could have fallen in the yard? Well, yeah, like maybe my backpack was unzipped when I was walking. No. And I mean, I looked everywhere. Hour and a half later, I finally find the envelope. Or was it? It was because I had done it on the couch so there was a blanket there.

1:09:58I guess it got wrapped up in the blanket. The blanket got moved to a different chair. So I didn't think, oh, it would be in that blanket. I didn't remember the blanket being on the couch. So I picked out the blanket and it fell out. And I'm like, oh my gosh. Hour and a half, a surgeon and stress it in like, oh man, feeling how people feel when they lose envelope full of money. You're pretty tight. Oh, sorry. I was like, man, I'm going to lose money on this deal. Well, what you could have done is split it all up again. But we knew the amount. But I wouldn't have done that to you. I mean, as the head of the business, you don't want to meet sometimes. You have to take the bullet. Do you have the money now? I got the money. Let's go. Let's go. How are you guys ready? Yes. All right. Yes. How long has it been ready for this two years and one day? A long time. Yes. So we will now see how much money that we have earned. Remember, we put 85 in. So the first 85 is just getting back to even. Secondly, he's going to then reveal why it's taken two years to get us our money.

1:11:00And according to him, we're going to be like, oh, we get it. That makes sense. Yeah. Why didn't you take another year? Sounds like that. All right. Pass him out. Oh, boy. He's walking around. Stay full, sir. Happy birthday. Okay. We only know the slabs. Let's just pass him out here. That's hefty. Hey. Hey. Hey. What's going on? What's going on? What's going on? What's going on? What's going on? What's going on? What's going on? It's going to go again in May. Hey. Hey. It's going to go again. Daddy's got your money. Okay. So, are we allowed to open? Man, if you guys like to open, one, go ahead and open. Yeah. Three. Open. Okay, I see some ones. Oh, my God. That's way more than I thought. Whoa, whoa, whoa. 100 and a lot of ones. Yeah, but I didn't even think there was going to be 100. Okay, that's for two years. It better be like 200 bucks with the interest. Oh, my gosh. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine.

1:12:02It's $150. So, $65 profit. So we have a, okay. Everybody good? One thing. You missed count. Yeah, I'm so willing. It's 159. Yeah. I think I got shorted. I might have got shorted too. I think I got shorted. Seriously. I'm beyond the idea. No way. I don't think I have that. Bill, it's 159. So, will you tell us why it took two years? To get our $75 profit? Guys, the reason they got, it took two years. It's because when you run a business with investors, you don't want to go back to your investors and not have a profit. You don't want to give them money when there is no profit. You don't want them to think they lost money. So, once we sold the pelican, the big daddy, we were finally in the black. We were in the positive. It was like, you know, we were in the positive. It was like, black Friday, we finally made a profit. It's like, it was time to give you the money because without that. I'm short $9. Do you want to hit no?

1:13:02See? I'm short $9. I'm short $9. Oh, I have $159. I have $159. I knew I was getting screwed. There is no way. Count it. I've counted it twice. Did money fall out my bag? No, no. No more money falling out. I'm short $9. And not only that, that's not how business works. You don't only pay people back when you make a profit. You pay people back as you go. But do you understand that you guys forgot to do the thing? Or you have like set dates where you pay out. Hey, hey guys. I wanted to make sure you felt a profit. So, that's why I waited. But I haven't even remembered. No, I have 160. You can count. Oh my gosh. I can't have $159. I can have $159. I'm $9 short. I have $1 a year. Anybody have? I keep losing count. This is right right there. But, you know what? I can't. You guys forgot to do it. You guys forgot to do it. What? Oh no, that's not how business works. But that, as me. That's how his business works. That's why we don't get into business anymore. With the cost. I don't have $8. Give me $8. I'm going to need to count that again, man. It's sitting right here.

1:14:02I'll count it. I don't know, man. What did we put in each again? $85. I know we've said it. So, I just, I really wanted to be able to come into you guys with a top of it. We could have invested that into it. I understand you could have. You could have. You could have. But it was tied up in the financials of the business. And I wanted to come to you with a profit. And I came to you with a profit. Yes, you did. And I came to you with a stack of cash. Eddie's still trying to count. I'm not going to say any numbers. Oh my gosh. Why so many ones? Well, because when I went to the bank, I couldn't figure out what denominations I would need to make it 59 each person. So, I just got $5, $100 bills. And then I got like 59. You got it. $15. I'm short $8. What? How interesting. You ended up with a short envelope. It's interesting that because you technically have the most of all of us. So, it's okay. No, it's not. No, it's not. It's not worth it.

1:15:02That's not a business worth it. Sorry. The person who has the most money doesn't go. It's okay. No, it's just. It's like. No, no, no. Because he didn't pass them out. According to that, he just passed out randomly. He said sort of like God handled it. In the ministry. In the ministry. It's okay. It's okay. But what you have in your... The Lord has spoken. I'm $159. I'm $8 short. That is so weird. Mikey really had $16. I had $160. Oh my gosh, man. Did your kids count this? That's what I was saying. My pals, they got... Why do we learn, guys? Everything's a learning lesson. Don't be the business with much money. No, no, no. And I can tell you something. Can I tell you something about this? No, no. It took two years to make a profit of 80 bucks. It took 40 bucks a year. $20 per six months. $10 per three months. Basically, we made three bucks a month with him. Can I tell you something? I... I... I... I... I... I... I... I... I... I...

1:16:02I... I... I... I... I... I... I... I... I... I didn't have... I had a hypothesis that we were gonna make a lot of money. And my... You still have stuff to sell to you? Yeah, yeah. It's still up there for sale. It's still... I'm still working avenues. But my conclusion is, if I was gonna do this by myself, it may have been worth the profit. The $80 that we all made, it was so much dang worth for 80 freaking dollars. We're still in business, right? Yeah, we're still in business. Here's the crazy thing. We're not done. The total items on the palette... The total items on the palette value at $4,329. So far, we've sold $954 worth. Does anybody on this show like Good News? Yes. Yeah. Great. Lunchbox has good news for us. And he said it up with who likes Good News. When we talk about the palette, it usually turns into a fight. Okay. And if it's Good News then... I know.

1:17:02I hear you. Is this about the palette? It's about the palette. But he says who wants Good News. Lunchbox? I mean, who wants Good News? I know. We do. I mean, last time did I have good news for you? Or did I have good news for you? Yeah, Good News. By the way, for everybody listening, we... Years ago. Like, literally years ago at this point, we all put in like 70 bucks and bought this Amazon Returns palette. We didn't know what was on it. No one does. And then you get it and you sell it individually. Years go by. And we made like... 50 bucks. Something like that. Yeah. And it was a huge fight. Lunchbox, go ahead. Yeah. Well, I told you I got the email about someone wanting to buy all the remaining stuff on the palette, right? So you guys want Good News? You want Good News? You want Good News? He's got... He's got... He's got like a bag, particularly wiggly. Is he happy? Are they envelopes for us again? That's the one with like that. He's got more cash. Oh, envelopes. Okay. Oh, payday? Payday? He's throwing out envelopes to everybody. Come out!

1:18:02Oh, please. Hold on. Don't say what it is. Don't say what it is. Don't say what it is, Amy. Oh my gosh. You ready? You ready for some Good News? Okay, we're all always... They're not envelopes. They're pieces of paper and they're stapled. That's right. And I've opened it and there's $1. Mm-hmm. Wait for a hit. In 50 cents. Mm-hmm. Why is it only $1.50? Because I never heard back from that person once I emailed him, but I did sell the like mosquito sprayer, big gallon jug for $9. So we each got $1.50? So why did you do, do you want Good News? Guys, this was my point. Well, I mean, it's Good News. It's me, I'll try to sell it. Yeah, we get money. Hey, clickbait. No, we sold another item. No, but you did remember when the guy wanted to buy it all? Well, I never heard from him. Well, I thought you guys were going to think it was that and I was not wanting you to get excited about that. Click, clickbait box. No, clickbait more money. More money in your pocket. We do appreciate the dollar after you get a little jingle. A little jingle. It's money. Right, keeps the lights on. Mm-hmm. That's it.

1:19:03Don't put that in there. Okay, let me do it. Sure, but that's all there is. That's it. I can't. I can't. It buys me a candle. Another cell. Ok, let us know the more you do we don't need that whole production. Every time just, why don't you just drop it off be like, hey, guys, here's $3. I'm like that. No, no, it's more exciting when you guys, uh, on staple. Not one. That's $1.50. Because then we go. I saw Amy's face when she opened hers, and I knew mine was destined for seven. He spent more money packaging it. Between the paper and the staples. Okay, well, everybody check. Thank you, Lunchbox. You're welcome. Guys, everybody say thank you. Okay, so at that point, the pallet saga had been going on for about three years. The Lunchbox came back to the show and gave us a huge update. There was also Beetlejuice. Oh, yeah. If you said his name three times, Beetlejuice would appear. Say they don't want people saying Beetlejuice. There was also back when I was a kid if you went into the bathroom, it said Bloody Mary three times and turned around. She'd come out of the mirror and kill you.

1:20:04I remember that. So you didn't say Bloody Mary. There's a word on this show we don't say. Do you guys know the word? What's the word? Oh, pallet. Pallet. And that's just one time. It's, yeah, it's one time. It's the word you don't say on this show. Lunchbox wants to talk about the pallet. What, like it's gonna make us mad. Is it gonna make us mad news? Like is it? I mean, it's gonna be sad if we saw it. I can't believe when you went, you started that and you went through all those words. I can't believe Amy knew it was pallet. I didn't know you were gonna get that. But guys, we're here. The mystery pallet. 8750 a person. 8525 dollars for this pallet. We did not know what was gonna be in it. It immediately puts me in a bad mood. Yeah, I don't know why you're not. Because when you sell the stuff and you just kept all the money and go, yeah, I tried to sell all the stuff and I kept trying. And I didn't want to come back to you guys until I had a profit. I wanted to hold on to that money until I had a profit. Years. I gave you a profit and now there's another update. Are you ready? Whatever it is. Hit it right. Guys, I'm here with an important announcement.

1:21:05The pallet is dead. Blinds gone. Going to Goodwill. It's time. It's been years. I finally given up. I finally given up massage cushion. They're gonna find a good home. Truck mat. Dead. Gone. Another pallet item. Someone offered 25. I wanted 95. Didn't take it. It's gone. And it should have taken it. I apologize for all the stress and anger and frustration. It caused by by pallet rest in peace. This is stupid. We encouraged you to sell it for much cheaper. Because you would have made us all more money. It was just, I was going to be selling it for $2. And $2 is not worth our time and gas to go meet people to sell this stuff. You said 25. That was two years ago when the guy offered me 25 and I kept it up for $95 thinking that someone was going to bite. No one ever bit. I would lower the price of $1 to bring it back up to the front

1:22:05of Facebook marketplace. And it just didn't work. No one wanted that stuff. No one wanted a massage chair that goes over your cushion. I don't know if it's in your car or in your house. No one wanted it. So after it's sitting in the guest bedroom for all these years, all the angry fights, the, you know, the hostility in this room. I felt like a little bit from me and a little bit from you and you and you and you and you. I felt like it was time to say goodbye to the pallet, to say audios and get rid of it. Wash our hands so we can all be in better moods and our lives can move forward. So I took it all to Goodwill. So we're, it's, there's no good news. It's not good news. Well, it's just we put it to bed. We did. Like there's no more anger. There's no more like animosity. Like we have done it. We made a profit and we moved on. We look for our next opportunity. We don't. No, we're not doing. We're not doing any opportunities.

1:23:05No, no, we're not going to a pallet again because that was a lot harder than that, that people made it sound online. Okay, everybody go ahead. Yeah. It's so stupid of me, but I part of me thought that he made another city. Me too. I was waiting for him to be like in a parking lot and sell something. I'm like, I don't know how much money comes in with all his money up. I know. I should have known better. It's okay though. It's okay. We're just going to put it to bed. It's put to bed. Okay. Everybody. Palette is officially that chapter is closed. Closed. And there you have it. In case you missed any of it over time and you ever heard us talk about the palette or the segment that should not be referred to, that's it from beginning to end. It ended up being one of the most talked about things on the show. And sometimes it felt like the most unsafe, but over time, I gave us a lot of material. Now we may not have made as much money as we had hoped, but as he said, we did make a profit. Thanks for listening to the palette, Saga. And we'll see you guys next time. Thanks for listening, everybody. Yeah, nobody wants, nobody wants you.

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