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ID: 842Yy0j6/biz/60638200#60638857
7/16/2025, 8:52:52 PM
>>60638200
Go to the local dump or recycling center in your area and grab the flatscreen TVs when no one is looking and then flip them for $30 to $50 each at the local pawn shop. Thats what I do.
Boomers throw away perfectly functional LCD TVs just because they got a bigger one so the electronics shed at the dump is always full of them. But you have to sneak them out when the workers are busy because they know they are valuable as well.
There are other things at the dump that can be flipped like old crates with old company logos on them, carberators off of broken dirtbikes or lawnmowers, old metal signs with old company logos on them, and so on. Anything you can pawn or put on marketplace. When you get the merchandise for free you can sell at any price for a profit and make your money through volume.
Basically just learn how to go full crack head, Anon.
Go to the local dump or recycling center in your area and grab the flatscreen TVs when no one is looking and then flip them for $30 to $50 each at the local pawn shop. Thats what I do.
Boomers throw away perfectly functional LCD TVs just because they got a bigger one so the electronics shed at the dump is always full of them. But you have to sneak them out when the workers are busy because they know they are valuable as well.
There are other things at the dump that can be flipped like old crates with old company logos on them, carberators off of broken dirtbikes or lawnmowers, old metal signs with old company logos on them, and so on. Anything you can pawn or put on marketplace. When you get the merchandise for free you can sell at any price for a profit and make your money through volume.
Basically just learn how to go full crack head, Anon.
7/10/2025, 5:03:16 PM
7/9/2025, 9:49:40 PM
>>509934074
ok fuck you for typing this out because you awoke a memory and my mom confirmed it just now.
I remember the headphones and the drink for sure this was in Laredo, Tx where I grew up in the 1980s. Lots of weird stuff but I remember mostly a room with like a sealed off clear "viewing window" type thing and theyd make the headphones beep in one ear or another and theyd also hold up those cards to see if you remember it. But what i also remember was doing a science experiment once where I mustve been like 8 years old and it involved placing a piece of hot dog inside a pyramid shape and then placing a matching piece of hotdog inside a regular box and waiting for a few days and the one inside the pyramid was like new but the one inside the box had rotted and looked gross. i dont know what this proved maybe antiaging properties? its very vague. also i attended karate classes as a 7-9 yr old then we'd walk to Silva Mind Control where I would do fun tests like guess the shape or i would draw using circles and tell them what i was seeing while i drew a bunch of circles. my grandparents were friends with the owner mr silva.
ok fuck you for typing this out because you awoke a memory and my mom confirmed it just now.
I remember the headphones and the drink for sure this was in Laredo, Tx where I grew up in the 1980s. Lots of weird stuff but I remember mostly a room with like a sealed off clear "viewing window" type thing and theyd make the headphones beep in one ear or another and theyd also hold up those cards to see if you remember it. But what i also remember was doing a science experiment once where I mustve been like 8 years old and it involved placing a piece of hot dog inside a pyramid shape and then placing a matching piece of hotdog inside a regular box and waiting for a few days and the one inside the pyramid was like new but the one inside the box had rotted and looked gross. i dont know what this proved maybe antiaging properties? its very vague. also i attended karate classes as a 7-9 yr old then we'd walk to Silva Mind Control where I would do fun tests like guess the shape or i would draw using circles and tell them what i was seeing while i drew a bunch of circles. my grandparents were friends with the owner mr silva.
7/9/2025, 5:55:11 PM
>>936855089
Too bad the US government doesn't find it necessary to support its own populace.
>We'll be spending our citizens taxes on guns, not making their lives better
Too bad the US government doesn't find it necessary to support its own populace.
>We'll be spending our citizens taxes on guns, not making their lives better
7/8/2025, 8:02:12 PM
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