I found this Speedo sleeveless wet suit NWT at the bins and it sold in a day and a half for $100! I'm doing a happy dance right now! 😂

Vintage LL Bean Duffle is a definite BILO. Found this one at the bins with obvious duct tape residue and fading. Didn’t know it was LL Bean until I opened it just to see if anything was in it. Comps for ones in good shape were > $80. Sold mine for $55 in less than 24 hours.

Bought big boxes of Tupperware 30.00 Each piece sells for 20.00 to 30 Revere ware cookware 30.00 Each piece Retails 30.00 to 60.00 Corelle dinnerware 18.00 (3rd day 75 percent off) Plates 10 and up Coffee cups 15 to 20.00 Bowls 20.00 Old pattern 70s All this discontinued stuff sells so well Sell thru on correlle is almost 100 percent I should have bought the box of corning cookware at 40.00 I missed the fiesta ware They had hundreds and sold 10 min before i got there That stuff is 10.00 and up each piece Keep your eyes open Test everything before you buy at a estate sale

This is from goodwill main office to all stores Half of this stuff is actually junk Theres no market for it at this time Whoever wrote this Does not research They are guessing The biggest key to being a reseller is doing your reearch This is a fine example of someone who did not Whatever you do Be great

How about analyze a 1 1/2 hour video in a matter of seconds (literally) and spit out a BOLO list. I used Notebook LM to watch/listen to a jeans BOLO video and list the brands in order with a brief description for each. Here is the output of the video in list form. Here is the link to the actual video by L. Rowe Fischer from a year ago. https://youtu.be/XAXdReAKIEU?si=Fh0V-NwCNDfFpM64 You will see some mispelled words due to it not knowing what selvedge jeans are. Minor error that can be easily overlooked and corrected. Based on the video transcript, here is a list of brands that the speaker suggests you should be on the lookout for (BOLO) due to their resale value and sell-through rates: • Mugsy jeans1 ...: The speaker notes that Mugsy jeans are blowing up in popularity and selling very quickly1 .... They are described as stretchy straight leg jeans2 . • Bravar jeans (Brave Star)2 ...: This is an American Salvage brand that sells for good money, even used2 . They are recognizable by the embroidered star on the pocket3 . • Hiroshi (Hoshi Ko)4 ...: This is another Salvage brand with used items often selling for around $1004 . Look for the leather patch5 . • M and bow6 : This brand has the highest number of items bought and sold on eBay in the last 90 days, although they don't sell for as much as Salvage brands6 . Look for the "M and bow" leather patch or silk screen inside the jeans6 . • Arot jeans7 ...: This is a common brand with an amazing sell-through rate. Keep an eye on different models like M5s, M4s, F jeans (fire resistant), and boot cut styles8 . • Duer9 : These jeans hold their value well for basic, non-Salvage denim. The word "performance" is often associated with this brand9 . • 5.11 Tactical (jeans specifically)10 ...: While the brand makes other items, the speaker specifically notes that their jeans sell well10 . • Rock Revival11 ...: Despite the speaker's personal opinion, this brand has maintained its resale value surprisingly well12 . They often feature pre-distressing, embroidery, and metal badges13 .