CollectandRecycle

I filmed this at a local Northamptonshire bootsale. There's absolutely no hate intended nor appreciated. All the protagonists made it up after the commotion. Basically what happened was that one of the first guys on the scene as a car got unloaded wanted to grab everything that he could make money on. Don't we all? I still got a few good buys from the same car, but if I was even pushier I definitely would have got more. I missed out on a Halo xbox controller because while the seller was debating the price on what I asked for, the guy that wanted it all reached in and grabbed it. C'est la vie. I managed to bag a crystal xbox for £30, 4 brand new grind/sharpening tools (already sold one for £16) for £17, and a nice 360 guitar for £3. All good stuff. I just wonder what else I could have got had I been first on the scene and told everyone else it was all mine! It's not my style though. I had way more fun looking around right at the end as the sellers left the sale to see what they dumped, what was dirt cheap, and what was even free! That's on the next video.

A typical Saturday morning bootsale in the beautiful English countryside. I'm aiming to buy low, sell cheap, but make a profit. Can I find the right items? And I compare what I bought with a fellow booty buyer.

Their Trash is my Gold. About Collect and Recycle: The idea is that I collect for free any items that are in your way that otherwise are likely to end up in landfill. Anything highly collectable/resellable I will pay for though. Then I redistribute the items to people out there in need of these by offereing them free on social media, if possible put the best on ebay to generate a little income, and the remainder offer to local charities, then recycle the last dregs. So effectively I'm redistributing the wealth and keeping the planet greener. Yes, I will be making a living from it too, but this time next year I won't be a millionaire, but I will be rich in goodwill and have a role in life that makes me and others happier. And the intersting bits and giveaway offers can also be posted on Youtube, so you'll be able to see how and where your donations end up. If this part bears fruit from Youtube ads, it subsidises the costs making the business effectively 100% effective in recycling at zero cost.

Simple ansr: YES Their Trash is my Gold. About Collect and Recycle: The idea is that I collect for free any items that are in your way that otherwise are likely to end up in landfill. Anything highly collectable/resellable I will pay for though. Then I redistribute the items to people out there in need of these by offereing them free on social media, if possible put the best on ebay to generate a little income, and the remainder offer to local charities, then recycle the last dregs. So effectively I'm redistributing the wealth and keeping the planet greener. Yes, I will be making a living from it too, but this time next year I won't be a millionaire, but I will be rich in goodwill and have a role in life that makes me and others happier. And the intersting bits and giveaway offers can also be posted on Youtube, so you'll be able to see how and where your donations end up. If this part bears fruit from Youtube ads, it subsidises the costs making the business effectively 100% effective in recycling at zero cost.

I filmed this at a local Northamptonshire bootsale. There's absolutely no hate intended nor appreciated. All the protagonists made it up after the commotion. Basically what happened was that one of the first guys on the scene as a car got unloaded wanted to grab everything that he could make money on. Don't we all? I still got a few good buys from the same car, but if I was even pushier I definitely would have got more. I missed out on a Halo xbox controller because while the seller was debating the price on what I asked for, the guy that wanted it all reached in and grabbed it. C'est la vie. I managed to bag a crystal xbox for £30, 4 brand new grind/sharpening tools (already sold one for £16) for £17, and a nice 360 guitar for £3. All good stuff. I just wonder what else I could have got had I been first on the scene and told everyone else it was all mine! It's not my style though. I had way more fun looking around right at the end as the sellers left the sale to see what they dumped, what was dirt cheap, and what was even free! That's on the next video.

Their Trash is my Gold. About Collect and Recycle: The idea is that I collect for free any items that are in your way that otherwise are likely to end up in landfill. Anything highly collectable/resellable I will pay for though. Then I redistribute the items to people out there in need of these by offereing them free on social media, if possible put the best on ebay to generate a little income, and the remainder offer to local charities, then recycle the last dregs. So effectively I'm redistributing the wealth and keeping the planet greener. Yes, I will be making a living from it too, but this time next year I won't be a millionaire, but I will be rich in goodwill and have a role in life that makes me and others happier. And the intersting bits and giveaway offers can also be posted on Youtube, so you'll be able to see how and where your donations end up. If this part bears fruit from Youtube ads, it subsidises the costs making the business effectively 100% effective in recycling at zero cost.

Their Trash is my Gold. About Collect and Recycle: The idea is that I collect for free any items that are in your way that otherwise are likely to end up in landfill. Anything highly collectable/resellable I will pay for though. Then I redistribute the items to people out there in need of these by offereing them free on social media, if possible put the best on ebay to generate a little income, and the remainder offer to local charities, then recycle the last dregs. So effectively I'm redistributing the wealth and keeping the planet greener. Yes, I will be making a living from it too, but this time next year I won't be a millionaire, but I will be rich in goodwill and have a role in life that makes me and others happier. And the intersting bits and giveaway offers can also be posted on Youtube, so you'll be able to see how and where your donations end up. If this part bears fruit from Youtube ads, it subsidises the costs making the business effectively 100% effective in recycling at zero cost.

FULL VIDEO ON THIS CHANNEL I filmed this at a local Northamptonshire bootsale. There's absolutely no hate intended nor appreciated. All the protagonists made it up after the commotion. Basically what happened was that one of the first guys on the scene as a car got unloaded wanted to grab everything that he could make money on. Don't we all? I still got a few good buys from the same car, but if I was even pushier I definitely would have got more. I missed out on a Halo xbox controller because while the seller was debating the price on what I asked for, the guy that wanted it all reached in and grabbed it. C'est la vie. I managed to bag a crystal xbox for £30, 4 brand new grind/sharpening tools (already sold one for £16) for £17, and a nice 360 guitar for £3. All good stuff. I just wonder what else I could have got had I been first on the scene and told everyone else it was all mine! It's not my style though. I had way more fun looking around right at the end as the sellers left the sale to see what they dumped, what was dirt cheap, and what was even free! That's on the next video.