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There must be more than just two of us
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Three! I sky+ every episode. It's a brilliant series, but Dave Hester is so annoying. He has to win whatever the cost. One has to admire Jarrod and Brandi who are the most cash-strapped of the lot, so they have to make good choices to meet their financial obligations. Great show. I still think american auctioneers are so over the top!
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I like the old guy , "the collector" , seems a real nice guy .
I reckon Jarrod's wife is rather tasty , can't see her staying with him long tbh. She's too good for him . |
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make that 4!
mind you I do tend to FF thru the initial boring crappy soapy aspects to get to what they pay for the lockers and then to see what they actually find |
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I love this show. I love Brandi for all the wrong reasons
![]() But Barry is a legend. And Dave needs a punch |
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Also that bit a the end is presented as actual figures made or lost as if the have sold the goods and yet they are based on rough estimates on "possible" sales ' |
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Just found this forum (DS and all their changes
), I am really liking this but quite why History feel the need to repeat an episode from only a few weeks earlier I don't know, seems stupid to me.
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They should adopt this practice in the UK, it would really take off. I suppose the nearest we've got to it is house clearances, but then you know what you're buying. Anybody want to go into partnership and set up a new business? Must be able to drive!
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I actually got a tweet from Dave Hesner. I asked him for a YUPP!!!! and he said Nope!!!
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I sky plus this programme, along with pawn stars, hardcore pawn, american pickers, cash cowboys and seeking salvage. Love them all. I don't know why everyone sees Dave as such a bad, heartless guy. He also has his own auction house and is a businessman. He picks lockers as a means to an end. The other pickers ought to know his routine by now, so why do they still allow him to force them to overpay for a locker by bidding on lots he has no intention of winning? It's all down to pride; they all want to beat Dave to a winning locker, no matter what the cost.
I agree with another poster; the practice of picking lockers would be a successful one in the UK. If you are in the business of house clearances, you know what you are buying. There is really not much of a risk here. When you win a locker on a hunch, which is 99% of the time as you don't know what is in the lot, you are doing so in the hope that the locker contains some valuable goods. I think the owners of the lockers in storage wars are forced to sell the lockers by creditors as a means of settling debts. Over here, the bailiffs usurp goods and sell them at auction in lieu of payment. |
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Yeah, a lot of the time the prices seem based on what they would retail for new, which they obviously won't be able to sell it for. And when you have someone appraise some rare collectible or jewelry, the value for what it's "worth" is usually quite a bit higher than what they would actually offer to pay for it themselves. It would be nice if those totals at the end were made only after they had actually sold all the stuff. |
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No, I think the facility owners choose to have them auctioned off after people haven't paid the rent on their units for several months. If it were creditors forcing the renters to sell, they would separate out the items of value rather than blindly selling the whole unit sight unseen.
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I watch this too, I've set up the sky+ to record them all, anyone know when the new series is being shown, so far my sky box has recorded one new series episode but no more.
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![]() Storage Wars is also shown on the Bio Channel. |
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Just had a reply from History asking why there were no new episodes last week, they said:
The new series has now finished but there are new episodes from April and then Storage Wars: Texas premieres in August. |
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Storage Wars: Texas will feature a whole bunch of new characters:
http://www.aetv.com/storage-wars-texas/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BLdR...feature=relmfu |
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), I am really liking this but quite why History feel the need to repeat an episode from only a few weeks earlier I don't know, seems stupid to me.

