STACY: $2,500. Whoo! Five grand. You could be getting 12,000-- $300,000? [slam] We're set.
AUCTIONEER: All right. We're going to go ahead
and sell this unit. [inaudible] Last one of the day. [auctioneer chant] WOMAN: Right here. AUCTIONEER: 25, 27 and a half-- [auctioneer chant] How about that? Still have to make money. AUCTIONEER: 27, 7, 8,
28, 28, 28-- now 9. 29-- [auctioneer chant] Jarrod never stops
when I ask him to. AUCTIONEER: Now at 3,
3,000, 3,000, whoa, 31. 31-- [auctioneer chant] JARROD: [bleep] hey, listen. Stand behind me. AUCTIONEER: 33, 3-- [auctioneer chant] Your woman's
making eyes at me. JARROD: [bleep] [inaudible]. AUCTIONEER: --going twice. 3,400 going twice. 33, 34, 35. You're out. [auctioneer chant] Yes. [auctioneer chant] 36, and 7? 37! [auctioneer chant] 37 going once, twice. 3,700 bucks now. Sold! For 3,600, Darrell. WOMAN: Whoo! AUCTIONEER: Give yourselves-- Tick tock tournament champ! It's time to look
at my art locker. I'm hoping this one's
the masterpiece. I want to see what this is-- see
if there's any artwork in here. Jackpot, baby. Oh, yeah. Jackpot. Oh, my god. BRANDON: Look at that, dude. Oh, my god. That's so beautiful. Whoo! Frank Gutierrez. If this is a real
Frank Gutierrez, this thing could
be worth thousands. Look it. It's a heart at the top-- BRANDON: I know. DARRELL: --with a woman's
arms holding two babies over bluebirds in a nest. In a ring of fire. DARRELL: In a-- Brandon, I'm looking in this
locker right now, and I see, literally, another
hundred paintings. I'm finding boxes and
boxes of this guy's art. This is absolutely
frappin' beautiful. Holy [bleep]. That's a real painting. We got to get these looked up. BRANDON: Chalk one
up for team tank top. DARRELL: I was right. There's hundreds of Frank
Gutierrez paintings. So I called an expert
to come check them out. Well, it absolutely
is Frank Gutierrez. He's a very important artist. DARRELL: I could kind
of feel it, you know? I mean, it's cool. It really is. It just really
resonates around me. So Kathleen, is this
stuff worth anything? KATHY GALLEGOS: Considering
the amount of work that I see all around this
room, I would say that you have, maybe, about 300,000. Congratulations. Hold on just a minute. $300,000? Bam! Congratulations. This is my biggest hit ever. All right.
Here we go-- [auctioneer chant] I've got 200 bucks,
and 2 and 1/4. 225, going once. I've got 200 bucks, 2 and 1/4.
225. 225. AUCTIONEER: 225 there. [auctioneer chant] Going once. I've got 225-- 250. 250 going twice. I can tell that Jarrod's
not bidding to win this one. At 250 itty bitty bucks,
got to go just once. BRANDI: Jarrod's
not even trying. I'm stepping in. AUCTIONEER: Going once. 250, right there. [auctioneer chant] 275. AUCTIONEER: 275, I got 3. Are you 3? I can't believe I'm going
to miss out on this locker. This is all Jarrod's fault. AUCTIONEER: 3, 3, 300
bucks going once, twice. [auctioneer chant] Got it your way, Barry. You got it for $275, Barry. [woman laughing] You're the winner. BARRY: Well, the two
lovebirds are over there. This time they were quarreling,
which was good because they were kind of distracted. I got this locker for $275. And I can't wait
to go through it and see if my hunch was right. Check it out. Wow. Huh. It looks like a toy piano. Oh. What-- it looks
like we got a baby-- baby grand baby. And it's just way too detailed
for this to be a child's toy. This is something I want
to be real careful with. This is going to be a day. I'm going to take this
piano to get it appraised. And this could be very
valuable, or it could turn out to be just a dollhouse toy. Yesterday, I bought
a locker on a hunch, and there was this
little piano in it. We're going to
take it to a friend of mine who's an
expert on these things and find out what it's worth. You know, you were describing
this thing to me on the phone. I'm very curious to see it. OK.
BARRY: OK. You got it? Yeah, I got it. BARRY: Great. GLENN TREIBITZ: It's
Marshall and Wendell. They bring them to
stores like ours to try to sell us
on buying, you know, this particular style of piano. I need for you to tell me what
you actually think it's worth. I would guess that if
you were to sell this piece you could be getting
possibly $10-- $12,000 to the right collector. Really? I bought that locker
because I just had a good gut feeling about it. And it turns out it
had a $12,000 baby grand piano in it, so I
think I'm going to trust this gut a little more often. All right.
Here we go. Number 20.
What are you going to pay? Say it. How much, how much,
how much money where? Who'll give me five? Now five. [auctioneer chant] A thousand.
AUCTIONEER: What? A thousand.
AUCTIONEER: 1,000 there. 1,100 where?
11 there. Now 12-- 12 hundred, or 13-- I'll bid. I'll move one time.
AUCTIONEER: I've got 13. BRANDI: He's in.
AUCTIONEER: At 14 now. I got 14 hundred.
JARROD: I'll go 2,000. BRANDI: Jarrod. [auctioneer chant] Yeeeeah. [vocalizing] [laughter]
BRANDI: Where are you at, Rene? AUCTIONEER: Going to be 23.
I've got 22. I don't want this [muted]. I don't need the
pillows that bad. AUCTIONEER: 2,300.
23 where? Can't sell the
couch without it. AUCTIONEER: Going once. 22, 23, thinking
about 24, going once. 23, 24, now 25. 24, now 25.
BRANDI: Jarrod's in. AUCTIONEER: 25.
- Yeeeeah. AUCTIONEER: Give me
2,600, going once. 26 and 1/2, going twice. 2,650? AUCTIONEER: 27? [auctioneer chant] Yeah. DAVE: I don't even
want this [bleep].. AUCTIONEER: --going once. 2,900 going twice. 2,900 [inaudible]. You got it for 2,850
big bucks, Jarrod. It looks like
not having a plan might have been our best plan. What do you guys want to do? You want to get to it? Yeah, let's get it out. Go for it. Get started. I know some of Rene's
stuff is in our locker, but I'm really hoping
that none of our stuff is in his because he is the
last person I want to deal with. JARROD: What do you got there? Oh, these are all screens. These are really good
screens right here, too. They're, like, 80 bucks apiece. MAN: How many are in there? BRANDI: Six. JARROD: Equals? 480. Yeah. 4-- 480. BRANDI: Oh. JARROD: Yeah?
BRANDI: Jarrod. What? There's 10 more
of these screens. JARROD: 800 bucks. Oh, yeah. Look at that. What's that? That's the big
commercial printer for printing those negatives. Look at that thing. That's the silk
screening machine. You put the screen on here. You have the platform for the
T-shirt, which goes right here. And then we have the dryer. BRANDI: What is that? JARROD: I'm going to
show you right now. Come here. I don't know the
exact name for it, but it burns the
image into the screen. With all this stuff here, the
only thing I know for sure is that we have every piece
of a silk screening business. The part I don't know is,
what's that worth to somebody? Yeah, we should have somebody
come out and take a look at it. JARROD: This turned out great. We have all the pieces. And there's no Rene in sight. BRANDI: We're having
Justin and Austin from Dead and Buried Screen Printing
to check out what we found because we're not keeping it. Well, it looks like you
got everything you need. How much is it worth? Well, with the press, the
flash, and the exposure unit-- it's really not in
bad shape at all. I'd say five grand. It's like easy money. Double our money and move on-- after we print some shirts. Bozack. All right. I got a big one now.
It's a mystery [inaudible]. [auctioneer chant]
A hundred bucks, 100? Yeah. AUCTIONEER: I got 100
right there [inaudible].. BRANDI: You dumb [bleep]. JARROD: Come on, Brandi. We've got to pay for
that bumper somehow. [auctioneer chant] Three. Whoo, Ivy, man. AUCTIONEER: What about 325? Going once. No way, Jose. 325 going twice. Got to go against [inaudible]. You got it for 300
big bucks, Ivy. IVY: It might take me a month
to get through this locker, but it don't mean I can't
take a peek right now. Ha ha! Storage locker Jenga. Whoo! Well, these are a
weird-looking pair of shoes. Hard front end
there, tall there. Street bike. I think this part goes
on your back, like that, so if you crash-- [squeeling] Now, this is the coat. Oh, look how thick
that leather is. You can--
[grunting] Oh, the boob
protectors, right here. Wow, this must have been
one bad ass biker chick. Might be something I
have to get looked at. Ivina. I'm getting my
motorcycle gear checked out by a lady named Stacy. Hopefully this is
the right place. [trilling] [cheering] Which one of you is Stacy? That's me. IVY: How are you doing?
I'm Ivy. Nice to meet you. IVY: Nice to meet you. We're the Eastside Motivators. IVY: Eastside Motivators? What's up with the little
circling thing right there? Oh, you know, we just
like to have fun sometimes. Is that what it was? I like being
surrounded by ladies. Well, we could do some other
things, too, if you like. Oooh, other things? Well, you know,
bicycle-related. IVY: Oh, OK. So I brought some stuff
for you to look at. STACY: Awesome. IVY: I'm hoping you're
familiar with this. STACY: So what you have
here is a suit for racing. So, you know, I really think
that this would fit Sasha, if you want to see how
it all goes together. Yeah.
We're here. We might as well do it.
- Yeah? Cool. Hey, superhero Sasha. The rest of that locker? It all went to the dump. So I need this motorcycle gear
to be worth a lot of money. Well, it looks
pretty awesome to me. What do you think I
could get for this? Well, this is a
really great suit. It's a little bit worn, but it's
still in really good condition. There aren't any tears. There aren't any scuffs. So it would probably
be around $2,500. Whoo! $2,500? You saved the day. I knew women's clothing
was expensive, but damn! Cha-ching! [trilling] [cheering]
