Live from Munich, Germany, it's theCUBE. Covering IBM, fast track your data. Brought to you by IBM. For you here at the show, you know, generally and specifically what are you doing here today? Yeah, so there's really three things going on at the show, three high level things. One is we're talking about our new, how we're repositioning our hybrid data management portfolio. Specifically some announcements around DB2 in a hybrid environment and some highly transactional offerings around DB2. We're talking about our unified governance portfolio. So actually delivering a platform for unified governance that allows our clients to interact with governance and data management kind of products in a more streamlined way and help them actually solve a problem instead of just offering products. And then the third is really around data science and machine learning. Specifically we're talking about our machine learning hub that we're launching here in Germany. So prior to this we had a machine learning hub in San Francisco, Toronto, one in Asia. And now we're launching one here in Europe. So Seth, can you describe what this hub is all about? This is a data center where you're hosting the machine learning services or is it something else? Yeah, so this is where clients can come and learn how to do data science. So they can bring their problems, bring their data to our facilities, learn how to solve a data science problem in a more team oriented way. So interacting with data scientists, machine learning engineers basically, data engineers, developers to solve a problem for their business around data science. And these previous hubs have been completely booked. And so we wanted to launch them in other areas to try and expand the capacity of them. Now you're hosting a round table today, right? On the main tent. Yep. Right, and you got a customer on, you guys are going to be talking about sort of applying practices and financial services in other areas, maybe describe that a little bit. Yeah, so we have a customer on from ING, Heinrich, who's the chief architect for ING. And ING, IBM and Hortonworks have a contortion, if you would, or a framework that we're doing around Apache Atlas and Ranger as the kind of open source operating system for a unified governance platform. So much as IBM has positioned Spark as the unified kind of open source operating system for analytics, for a unified governance platform, for a governance platform to be truly unified, you need to be able to integrate metadata. The biggest challenge about connecting your data environments, if you're an enterprise that was not internet born or cloud born, is that you have proprietary metadata platforms that all want to be the master. And whenever wants to be the master, you can't really get anything done. And so what we're doing around Apache Atlas is we are setting up Apache Atlas as kind of a virtual translator, if you would, or dictionary between all the different proprietary metadata platforms so that you can get a single unified view of your data environment across hybrid clouds, so on-premise, in the cloud, and across different proprietary vendor platforms. And because it's open source, there's these connectors that can go in and out of the proprietary platforms. So Seth, you seem like you're pretty tuned into the portfolio within the analytics group. How are you spending your time as the chief data officer? How do you balance it between sort of customer visits, maybe talking about some of the products, and then your sort of day job? Yeah, so I actually have three day jobs. So my job's actually split into kind of three pieces. So the first, my primary mission is really around transforming IBM's internal business unit, internal business workings, to use data and analytics to run our business. So kind of internal business unit transformation, and part of that business unit transformation is also making sure that we're compliant with regulations like GDPR and other regulations. Another third is really around kind of rethinking our offerings from a CDO perspective. So as a CDO, and as you know, Dave, I've only been with IBM for seven months. So as a former client recently, and as a CDO, what is it that I want to see from IBM's offerings? And we kind of hit on a little bit with the unified governance platform, where I think IBM makes fantastic products. But as a client, if a salesperson shows up to me, I don't want them selling me a product, because if I want an MDM solution, I'll call you up and say, hey, I need an MDM solution, give me a quote. What I want them showing up is saying, I have a solution that's going to solve your governance problem across your portfolio, or I'm going to solve your data science problem, or I'm going to help you master your data, manage your data across all these different environments. And so really working with the offering management and the dev teams to define what are these three or four kind of business platforms that we want to settle on, and we know three of them at least, right? So we know that we have a hybrid data management, we have unified governance, we have data science and machine learning, and you can think of the Z franchise as yet another as a fourth platform. So can you net out how governance relates to data science? Because there is governance of the statistical models, machine learning and so forth, version control. I mean, in an end to end machine learning pipeline, there's various versions of various artifacts that have to be managed in a structured way. Is your unified governance bundle or portfolio, does it address those requirements or just the data governance? Yeah, so the unified governance platform really kind of focuses today on data governance and how good data governance can be an enabler of rapid data science. So if you have your data all pre-governed, it makes it much quicker to get access to data and understand what you can and can't do with data, especially being here in Europe in the context of the EU GDPR, you need to make sure that your data scientists are doing things that are approved by the user because basically your data, you have to say, give explicit consent to allow things to be done with it. But long-term vision is that data governance, essentially the output of models is data, right? And how you use and deploy those models also needs to be governed. And so the long-term vision is that we will have a governance platform for all those things as well. But I think it makes more sense for those things to be governed in the data science platform, if you would. In fact, we often hear separate from GDPR and all that is something called algorithmic accountability that more is being discussed in policy circles and government circles around the world as strongly related to everything you were describing, being able to trace the lineage of any algorithmic decision back to the data, the metadata and so forth. And the machine learning models that might have driven it. Is that where IBM's going with this portfolio? So I think that's a natural extension of it. I think we're thinking really in the context of them as two different pieces, but if you solve them both and you connect them together, then you have that problem. But I think you're absolutely right. As we're leveraging machine learning and artificial intelligence in general, we need to be able to understand how we got to a decision. And that includes the model, the data, how the data was gathered, how the data was used and processed. And so it is that entire pipeline, right? Because it is a pipeline. You're not doing machine learning or AI in a vacuum. You're doing it in the context of the data and you're doing it in the context about the individuals or the organizations that you're trying to influence with the output of those models. I call it DevOps for Data Science. Yeah. So set them in the early Hadoop days, the real headwind was complexity. And it still is, by the way, and we know that. And companies like IBM are trying to reduce that complexity, Spark helps a little bit. Okay, so the technology will evolve. We get that. It seems like one of the other big headwinds right now is that companies don't have a, most companies don't have a great understanding of how they could take data and monetize it, turn it into value. Most companies, many anyway, make the mistake of, well, I don't really want to sell my data or I'm not really a data supplier. And they're kind of thinking about it, maybe not in the right way, but we've seemed to be entering a next wave here where people are trying to, beginning to understand, okay, I can cut costs, I can do predictive maintenance, I can maybe not sell the data, but I can enhance what I'm doing and increase my revenue, maybe my customer retention. And there seem to be tuning in more so. Largely, I think, because of the chief data officer roles, helping them think that through. I wonder if you could give us your point of view on that narrative. Yeah, so I think what you're describing is kind of the digital transformation journey. I think the end game, as enterprises go through a digital transformation, the end game is how do I sell services, outcomes, those types of things. So how do I sell an outcome to my end user? That's really the end game of a digital transformation in my mind. But before you can get to that, before you transform your business's objectives, there's a couple of intermediary steps that are required for that. The first is what you're describing is this kind of data transformation. So companies, enterprises need to really get a handle on their data and become data driven and start then transforming their current business model. So how do I accelerate my current business? Leveraging data and analytics. And I kind of frame that, that's like the data science kind of transformation aspect of a digital journey. And then the next aspect of it is how do I transform my business and change my business objectives? And part of that first step is in fact, how do I optimize my supply chain? How do I optimize my workforce? How do I optimize my goals? So how do I get to my current, my current, the things that Wall Street cares about for business, how do I accelerate those, make those faster, make those better and really put my company out in front? Because really in the grand scheme of things there's two types of companies today. There's a company that's going to be the disruptor and there's companies that's going to get disrupted. Most companies want to be the disruptors and it's a process to do that. So the counting industry doesn't have standards around valuing data as an asset. And many of us feel as though waiting for that is a mistake. You can't wait for that. You've got to figure out on your own. But again, it seems to be somewhat of a headwind because it puts data and data value in this fuzzy category. But there are clearly the data haves and the data have nots. What are you seeing in that regard? So I think the first, so when I was in my former role we went through an exercise, and my former company went through an exercise of valuing our data and our decisions. I'm actually doing that same exercise at IBM right now where going through IBM, at least in the analytics business unit, the part I'm responsible for and going to all the leaders and saying what decisions are you making? Help me understand the decisions that you're making. Help me understand the data you need to make those decisions. And that does two things. Number one, it does get to the point of, okay, how can we value the decisions? Because each one of those decisions has a specific value to the company. You can assign a dollar amount to it. But it also helps you change how people in the enterprise think. Because the first time you go through and ask these questions they talk about the dashboards they want to help them make their preconceived decisions validated by data. They have a preconceived notion of the decision they want to make. They want the data to back it up. And so they want a dashboard to help them do that. And so when you come in and start having this conversation you kind of stop them and say, okay, what you're describing is a dashboard. That's not a decision. Let's talk about the decision that you want to make. And let's understand the real value of that decision. And so you're doing two things. You're building a portfolio of decisions that then becomes to your point, Jim, about DevOps for data science. It's your backlog for your data scientist in the long run. And then you then connect those decisions to data that's required to make those. And you can extrapolate the data for each decision to the component that each piece of data makes up to it. So you can group your data logically within an enterprise, customer, product, talent, location, things like that. And you can assign a value to those based on decisions they support. So go ahead please. As a CDO, following on that, are you also as part of that exercise trying to assess the value of not just the data but of data science as a capability or particular data science assets like machine learning models in the overall scheme of things. That can drive, that kind of valuation can then drive IBM's decision to ramp up their internal data science initiatives or redeploy it or... Yeah, so that's exactly what happens. So as you build this portfolio of decisions, each decision has a value. So I am now assigning a value to the data science models that my team will build. And so, you know, and as CDOs, right? CDOs are a relatively new role and in many organizations when money gets tight they say, what's this guy doing? Right? And having a portfolio of decisions that's saying, here's real value I'm adding, right? So number one, here's the value I can add in the future. And as you check off those boxes you can kind of go and say, here's value I've added. Here's where I've changed how the company's operating. Here's where I've generated, you know, X billions of dollars of new revenue or cost savings or cost avoidance for the enterprise. When you went through these exercises at your previous company and now at IBM, are you using standardized valuation methodologies? Did you kind of develop your own or come up with a scoring system? How'd you do that? So I think there's some things around like net promoter score where there's pretty good standards on how to assign value to increases in net promoter score or decreases in net promoter score for certain types of aspects of your business. In other ways, you need to kind of decide as an enterprise, how do we value our assets, right? Do we use a three-year, five-year, 10-year NPV? Do we use some other metric? You need to kind of shape it, frame it in the reference that your CFO is used to talking about so that it's in the context that the company is used to talking about. Most companies, it's net present value. Yeah, okay, so you're measuring that on an ongoing basis. Okay, and fine tuning as you go along. All right, Seth, we're out of time. Thanks so much for coming back in the Cube. Is it great to see you? Yeah, thank you for having me. You're welcome, good luck this afternoon. All right. All right, keep it right there, buddy. We'll be back, actually. Let me run down the day here for you. Just take a second and do that. So we're going to end our Cube interviews for the morning, and then we're going to cut over to the main tent. So in about an hour, Rob Thomas is going to kick off the main tent here with a keynote, and talking about where data goes next. Hillary Mason's going to be on. There's a session with Des Blanchfield on data science as a team sport. And then the big session on changing regulations, GDPR. Seth, you've got some customers that you're going to bring on and talk about these issues, and then sort of balancing act, the balancing act of hybrid data. And then we're going to come back to the Cube and finish up our Cube interviews for the afternoon. We also, there's also going to be a breakout, two breakout sessions, one with Hillary Mason and one on GDPR. You got to go to ibmgo.com and log in and register. It's all free to see those breakout sessions. Everything else is open. You don't even have to register or log in to see that. So keep it right here, everybody. Check out the main tent. Check out siliconangle.com and of course ibmgo.com for all the action here. Fast track your data. We're live from Munich, Germany, and we'll see you a little later.


Hey guys, what is up? Welcome to my channel. So for today's video, I am starting my best of 2018 Favorites video. This is the first video in the series. I'm doing my best. I showed a palette of 2018 I chose 18 being in the spirit of it being 2018 for the last couple of days quick announcement though I will be out of town for three weeks. I've just got a lot going on I won't be at my house for three weeks So i'm going to try and film a bunch of these videos in different categories And then throughout the three weeks that i'm gone I hope to get these favorite videos up for you guys and i'll probably be wearing the same thing I'm trying to just knock them out so I can have stuff to upload for you guys while i'm gone that aside I'm like most of my videos. This isn't ranking. This is in no particular order I just picked out 18 of the palettes that I feel I happened to use the most this year There's a lot of other great palettes that I got to use But I could only pick 18 some of you guys may be able to guess the stuff But anyways, so the first one is the pat mcgrath labs mother ship sublime bronze ambition palettes You guys know how I feel about pat mcgrath now all of her eyeshadows if I could I would put them in this video But I didn't want to bore you guys So I just picked a couple of my favorites but just know her eyeshadow palettes are my stables They're just such good colors that I go for and for every day I just can't help but go for these and the looks I create for it being so neutral I find to be so beautiful. I especially love this one brown color over here. They blend like butter This is an amazing palette if you're going to not spend the big money on the big ones And you want to buy one of the 55 dollar ones. I definitely would recommend this I think most people will get the use out of it and it's just beautiful The formula is beautiful and I love this palette All right, so for the next one you guys have definitely heard me talk about this before But I absolutely love it. This is the new nude by hoodability. This is the most gorgeous palette ever I don't want to talk too much about it just because she's so great. She is so beautiful I'm really into the fact that it has pressed glitters in here And just the amount of different textures in this palette is what makes me love it And the tones are just beautiful pinky mobs and I love pink eyeshadow looks So this is a palette for me if you don't like pinks You probably won't like this But it's a beautiful formula beautiful textures and all around definitely definitely one of my top 18 palettes Next we have something that you guys are actually the ones who convinced me to get the abh Sultry palette love this guy. First of all the packaging cannot be beat the colors great for every day I love a shimmery eye look and I mean this got all the shimmers that I need for an everyday look Every look I create I find to be just so stunning so breathtaking So just by looking at this palette initially I was like I have all of those colors But there's something special about just the way that they're arranged in this one palette It's just such a good everyday palette and I've really been into this and of course, you know, abh has a great formula All right, so this next one I don't think I've actually talked too much on my channel about but I've secretly been loving it You know on my off youtube day and this is the dominique cosmetics latte palette Now this is actually more of a plain palette. It took me a while to pick it up I didn't buy it when it first released I bought it when it released that old ton I saw it in person and oh my goodness the shades in this are so buttery smooth I am super in love with espresso right here This is the most beautiful color to put all over your lid It has a beautiful glitter to it that doesn't fall off on your eyes This is just a thoughtless palette meaning I could grab it and just throw it on and whatever look I create I don't have to think about and it looks good every single color in this palette goes with each other So yeah, this is you know a youtuber company and I am super in love with this palette Speaking of which I just bought the berries and cream palette haven't played with it Can't really talk about it too much, but I'm so excited. But this was an amazing palette This was a great one to do for her first launch moving on We have the two-faced gingerbread spice palette again something that I haven't talked about too much It is a newer release, but I just really love the colors and I love how warm it feels for the holidays I love the formula two-faced decided to go with in this palette I just feel like they need to make all of their palettes with this formula because the shimmers are so metallic The mats just blend really well I don't know. I just really really like the palette and um sometimes two-faced can end up on my poo poo list But that one was definitely a thumbs up for me. All right. I'm just gonna get this out of the way Not gonna talk about it too much, but of course the natasha denona gold palette I mean if you watch my channel, I probably have mentioned it in every single video So I'm just gonna keep it moving. But this is definitely on my list. Okay, and next up a palette I don't think I've ever talked about on my youtube channel But I have done one of my most favorite looks ever and an id tutorial using the I love star heat and dose of colors collaboration to be honest I read it kind of created the same look when this palette came out They all kind of looked the same but the quality you cannot deny the quality and I've just been so in love with The shimmers and this blue is amazing. I don't know I just really really liked this palette a lot way more than I thought I was going to For it being just a six-pan palette, but it is good. Okay. So next we have the vizierte grande pro volume one This is just a collection of every necessary map that I need when I do bridal makeup Not only on others, but I do love this on myself as well. Vizierte has such quality High-grade eye shadows and this is bomb. I love this palette. It's really expensive But it was definitely well actually it was a birthday present for me But definitely is worth the investment if you're thinking about it Just because these are so amazing and you can never have too many matte shadows I'm such a hypocrite because I love shimmer shades and I love buying all shimmer palettes But honestly, I always use more mattes than I use shimmers and this is just if you have this You don't need any other palette for mattes because this is amazing has all your neutrals It has a few fun pops of colors. The quality is fabulous. I'm not mentioning the grande pro 2 in this video I do love that one as well, but this one was honestly just a staple for me throughout the year Next this is an old release. I don't think you can get anymore, but I was in love with this This is the bh cosmetics and carly bible deluxe edition palette. She looks So expensive now this if you have a deeper skin tone This probably isn't the palette for you but to be quite honest on my pale skin tone This was amazing. I use this a lot when I was living in college When I would do other girls makeup because I had just the most beautiful pops of color and simple Eye colors that people really go for very flattering for such an affordable palette This was amazing and this got a lot of use for me this year. I don't think I've talked about it too much But it's it's fabulous. Okay. This is the pat mcgrath mothership volume five I have a thousand other videos on it on how much I love it. It's like my favorite palette period Um, let me not sound like a broken record. All right onto the next one So this one is actually on sale right now because I don't think it's still very well But for some reason I was obsessed with this palette this year and this is the mac queen supreme palette So they're trying to get rid of it. So if you want to get it, I would suggest looking online right now So personally there were two shades in here that I really only used but it was like an everyday look for me Like I was using this every day for a while. So I used this beautiful gold all over my lid I thought it was a really subtle everyday gold, but it had just enough sheen to where I was happy I don't know. I just really liked how smooth this looked on my lid and also the highlight in here I feel like it did not show any texture. It made my skin look so smooth But still gave such a natural but glowy. What is that called glow from within glow people stop on this palette I loved this palette. I mean, I still love it. I haven't used it in a while This year this went through it. I used this a lot. This was my everyday makeup look for a while All right, so this palette was more so towards the beginning of the year that I used it But nonetheless, this is such a good palette and this is the Too Faced Just peachy mattes palette. This definitely has gone through its time. Everybody was talking about it Nobody's talking about it anymore. But I mean, this is just a legitimate good quality palette It has a lot of warm shades no matter what you try to do You're going to get a warm look with this but the shadow just blends so beautifully I feel like each shade has its own place in this palette. Every shade looks different on your eye This is just a good palette and again Typically I would use All mattes on my eyes and then I would put a stila glitter and glow all over my lid and the look was always Perfection so don't sleep on this palette. She's good quality. Okay. I'm moving into another hood of palette I have the hood of beauty desert desk palette. Okay, so mine slightly looks untouched But I still like fantasize about all the looks I want to do with this palette just because this is my color scheme pinks purples reds I don't know the other hood of ones my color scheme as well apparently because like pinks and purples You know, I love I just love this palette again Hood it just does an amazing job with her layouts and I'm like the quality and I just really like looking at this palette And using it and I don't know. I just like it Okay, so this next palette is from Too Faced again. Wow. I feel like I had a lot of Too Faced palettes But this is the Too Faced chocolate gold palette.  I love shimmers So I'm definitely not complaining But with the mattes you can't really get creative with that because you have a cream a light brown and a dark brown And a black so there's four mattes the rest you would kind of just have to do like a pop of shimmer I feel like I don't get the most use out of all of the shimmers that I would like to but I love this palette Really gorgeous looks that I create with it every time and very simple and very fast to work with and she smells good All right, so we have two color pop eyeshadows. I really got into color pop eyeshadow palettes this year I think they're so tiny and so great for travel. So this first one is the double entendre Love this one still use it. I always bring it on when I go to travel just because it has every neutral color It's so tiny. It's so compact and the colors are very very simple. They're they're they're not overly pigmented Which is kind of nice just because you can sweep them on without worrying about putting too much on And I don't know I've just really been into this one This is more of the beginning of the year kind of favorite for me But I really was into the cute af color pop one This was their first eyeshadow palette they ever came out with um in the beginning like the first half of the year I was really into it not so much anymore, but she's beautiful Still really warm palette if you don't want a warm color look don't get this palette for me I feel like this palette really did inspire me to create a lot of look for a lot of palettes That's all I ask for. I just wanted to inspire me and this one does all right So coming up next we have the dose of colors desi and katie Collaboration the fringation palette this palette is amazing. That's all I gotta say the quality of this is spot on The color choice of the spot on you have great beautiful neutrals Shimmers are so soft and so pigmented and then you have these three amazing glitter colors, which are great Just all over lid colors. It got a lot of good reviews, but I don't think it got good enough reviews This is definitely in my top five for some reason. I am so attached to this palette And it's not only just because of the packaging. All right, so this last one honestly of 2018 this is probably my most used and it's so simple. It is the aph soft glam This is just my go-to everyday palette for most of the year now I didn't use it every day because I have so many eyeshadow palettes But if I was ever unsure about what to do I would pull this guy out It's just so easy to work with I love every look that I come up with this It has every single color that you need It's a perfect wedding palette a perfect everyday palette and you can create a lot of different types of looks with it as well So there's enough variety, but it is still extremely extremely cohesive This was definitely a banger for me this year. Anyways, um, so that was my first video in my best of 2018 series I hope you guys enjoyed this video. I want to know what your favorite palettes were this year So remember to comment down below subscribe to my channel and I will see you guys in my next favorite video. Bye


Hey, Bola buddies. Thanks for watching. Okay, big money Bolo's. That's that time. I Don't have a ton because I'm not sourcing right now other than from my money pile Which I have a huge money pile. I have so much to list Not complaining, but I'm ready to get back out there and find some big money Bolo's Okay, so I've got quite a few and these items are $35 and up my biggest one is 125 so not too shabby for not being able to source and We're gonna get started here. I'm gonna tell you where I got it what I paid for it and what it sold for and I Just finished a bread and butter video. It's got plenty of bread and butter Bolo's items that I sell for 25 or less Which are still fantastic You know fantastic Bolo's so all right, let's start with this first one here and I did a Little Instagram video on this when I sold it. So if you're not following me on Instagram, definitely go check that out It's Bolo underscore buddies underscore resellers. I also have a Facebook group where I sell sell not sell I show tons of links of Auctions that are selling for big money to help you guys learn so those links are down in the description So this is a vintage trend trendmaster star castle peppermint tea castle play set I picked this up at a garage sale. I think it was like Three to five dollars. It was a a bundle of things. So I did not have much in it I held on to this for a while because I knew that it was special. It's kind of like a poly pocket But it's not it's got the little figures, but it's new in the box It's new old stock the box does have some damage, but I sold this for 75 dollars and the buyer paid shipping So I did have to wait on the right buyer, but I knew they would come The next item are these vintage signed. I Don't know how to say it. Why so is it Ives st. Laurent clip-on earrings Guys, this came from my I bought it on eBay to sell on eBay my bulk buy purchased the 344 pounds This is one of the items.  I ended up taking a best offer of 85 dollars. They sold super fast So definitely a be on the lookout The next item are the is this Christmas stocking again. I sat on this for quite a while I waited on the right buyer, but I knew it was special and I sold this for 70 dollars and 40 cents and the buyer paid shipping And it's a peanuts snoopy my list Christmas stocking kit These are the vintage sweater clips. This was my last lot that I had listed. I sold the other two They were also they sold for good money. This one sold for 45 dollars and the buyer paid the shipping And they're really really cute that one's missing couple of the pearls So yeah, I'm very very cool and this also came from my bulk buy I bought it on eBay to sell on eBay. I'm finding lots of Bolo's in that lot It's pretty exciting if you guys want to see some of my unboxing videos where I'm unboxing stuff and learning what I'm finding It's super fun and you can check that out on my playlist. I do one of those videos every Monday This guy I Decided to auction this and it's resident evil Chris Redfield action figure and you know He was not in perfect condition So I wasn't sure comps were really good on him But because he had some paint loss and stuff. I was like and I'll just auction it He went for 35 dollars with eight bids and the buyer paid shipping. So I was really excited about that I got this at a garage sale bulk buy like bundle deal. So I had less than a dollar in him This puppy is another one that I waited on the right buyer because there's not a lot of these out there It's 1991 toy biz. It's a pink pound puppy warm and tender and I think you fill them up with water See it's got this hole on the bottom. Yeah, it's kind of weird But I think you put water in it like squishes. I I really don't know I've never seen one of these before But it sold for forty four dollars and the buyer paid shipping The next item is this retired Hearthstone Halloween purple spider Bowl and again, I shared this on my Instagram with a short little video I like doing those on Instagram. So definitely go follow me links are down below So this for forty dollars and the buyer paid shipping The next item is this Wishnick troll doll set and I are a lot not really a set I picked these up at a thrift store. It was a bundle of vintage toys So I got these probably for less than a dollar. I sold them for thirty eight dollars in the buyer paid shipping This vintage Tri Traffari, I think is how you say it this I have had for a very long time well, not a very long time probably a year and This was at from an estate sale and I bought the entire table and this is one of the items and the reason I had it so long is I had it listed like really high in the beginning and Once I reduced the price it sold pretty quick. So it's Two necklaces and in earrings a set a pair of earrings So it sold for sixty six dollars in the buyer paid shipping Leapfrog tag books selling amazing right now. I sold these for thirty eight I took a best offer of thirty eight dollars on this and the buyer Paid the shipping. I picked this up at a garage sale The next item is from my I got it all free video. You guys got to go check it out I went to a garage sale. It was the end of the garage sale.  I've got probably four or five bags that are going to the Goodwill eventually But I got a lot of good stuff. So I'm thinking I'll make over five hundred dollars Some people were thinking I would make close to a thousand. So go check out that I got it for free video and let me know what you think I sold this puzzle for thirty five dollars I took a best offer The buyer paid shipping. I definitely could have gotten more it was sealed Brand new and it was Looney Tunes. So I could have held out for more but thirty five. I got it free I just took the best offer The next item again this these cuff links I think came from the same sale as the trifari set which is really weird because again I sat on these items for like a year and This I also had overpriced and I reduced the price so that probably helped But I sold this for fifty dollars and the buyer paid shipping And you can see here it comes with a nice little case and then the items inside My Simpsons world of Springfield I have a haul video on this you guys I got a tote and a box full for ten Dollars and you've probably heard me talk about this before if you watch my videos But I got all these figures and play sets and I was just gonna list all the figures and my husband's like no You need to part these out and put the figures with the play sets I'm like, I'm not doing that like not doing it Well, he did it for me and I was listing these actually New Year's Eve night because I remember I was listing these items I was watching Donna Telebotolino's auction in the background So like when I was listening and then I'd be like popping over to see what she was selling and then come back to list But it was New Year's Eve. I remember because I'm like I am old like I'm listing items on eBay on New Year's Eve Like that's what I was doing Happy New Year. So anyhow, I sold these for 125 dollars and these are just the figures with all of their accessories Which is super cool, but I have made So much money on this lot if you guys go check out that video you will see exactly what I got I think it's like called the Simpsons haul or something like that. It was a major score. I Just sold this dollhouse. So somebody bought it. They made me a best offer. I took the offer They messaged me said they wanted to cancel. They thought that furniture was included. I don't know why they thought that I mean did they look at the pictures? I think that maybe they didn't look at the shipping and then once they realized how much it was actually going to be That was just a good excuse. I don't know but either way I canceled the order and then somebody bought it like within a day or two for full asking price So I ended up making more and I sold this for $66. I think this came from a garage sale with a bunch of furniture and What I I do is I part out the furniture and I sell the furniture individually and I sell the house separate So really I'm buying the furniture and the house is just a bonus I don't remember what I paid for it because it was like everything together, but it wasn't much The next item another pair of those earrings the same brand is that I've st. Lawrence clip-on earrings These were smaller. These were even grosser But again, my husband shined them up real nice for me and I sold these for full asking price of $66 buyer paid shipping. This was from my both buy 344 pounds of jewelry and the Next item I was gonna say last item, but I have one more after this is a vintage perfume This came from the thrift store when I bought all of the vintage perfume. So less than a buck I sold this for $38 plus shipping. This one was hard because it wasn't see-through Like most perfumes. So I wasn't sure how full it was. So I just put it on a scale So I don't know but uh, yeah 38 bucks plus shipping and the last item I picked these up at a thrift store I think they were 699, but they were like Brand new Brand new and I sold these for full asking price of $66 and the buyer paid shipping It looks like I left some of the sticker on whoopsie Anyhow What do y'all think not too shabby for being on lockdown, right? The only thing I've done and that was what last weekend Or maybe it was the weekend before no, I think it was last weekend I don't know. I'm gonna be posting this video like a month from now So it was probably like two months ago by the time I post this video, but I got it free video That's the only thing that I've done since lockdown like I am so ready To get out there and source I have bought some stuff from Donna Telebotolino's auction Her YouTube auction I did do that, but that's it. That's all I've done. So I'm gonna go do a bread and butter video. So thanks for watching be sure to like comment subscribe and share and Leave me a comment. Have a great night


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