Measurements of time, we're going to look at the dimensions and the units of that. Now, dimension of time just represents any type of measurement of any physical property that we're talking about the time. It could be a location, it could be a span, it's got the same basic dimension for both of those. And our generic notation for the dimension of time is a capital T, or some textbooks put the square parentheses around there. Now let's take a look at this location and span and see a little bit more about what we mean by these things. For location and time, we're describing when something happens. So that's one of the types of measurements we can make about time. Now, we can talk about this relative to a fixed reference system. And this is what we often refer to when we say when did it happen. We want to know what time, what day, what year, etc. But we can also refer to it relative to the start of an event. So if we're doing with a physics problem, you might say, well, when did it hit the ground? Three seconds after it was dropped. So we can describe that location and time relative to the start of a particular event. Then we get to time spans. How long something lasts? And when we say something, we mean an event. So we could be talking about the class. We could be talking about a particular video and how long does that last? Remember that our time span doesn't tell us exactly when it started and stopped. So a five second time span could be from the start at zero to five seconds. But a five second time span could also be from two seconds to seven seconds. Both of those cases, five seconds elapsed between the start and the end. Now when we're recording all these values, make sure you include units with the values. Particularly with our time spans, we need to know what we're talking about. We've already seen some of these examples as we've looked at things, and people are pretty familiar with the units of times. There's more than the ones I have listed here, but this just gives you a general idea. We want to define our standard unit, though. And for the SI system, the metric system that we're using in physics courses, we refer to the second as our base unit for what we're using. So keep in mind all of these things when we're talking about measurements of time, both its dimensions and its units.


Please join me in welcoming the 10th President of Immaculata, Barbara Rutia. A humbling experience. I thank you, Sister, for arranging the kind words and thanking you for this again, for agreeing to head up the search committee. I know that it was not an easy job to manage that process, because it was so new to Immaculata. Your steady hand got us through the search committee. We worked hard to get a fine job. I also want to thank the board for the support they have already agreed to provide. Before I got to this meeting this afternoon, I stopped in the board room and took a quick look at the pictures on the wall of all the previous presidents of Immaculata. It was both inspiring and humbling among the same group of Immaculata icons. As Sister Lorraine said, two of them are here today, Sister Marion William and Sister Rosanne Bonfine. Just a quick note here. Sister Marion William and I go back to my freshman year here. I was given some financial aid and for this aid I was assigned to Sister Marion William for some sort of work study. I couldn't understand why a math major, such as myself, was assigned to an English professor. Apparently, Sister Marion William couldn't understand it either, because any time I showed up for work she just blew me off. But I'm a realist and I know that sooner, not later, the real work begins. In this regard, Sister Pat and I met last night and this morning to map out a transition plan. I'm fortunate to be working with Sister Pat over the next few months and she has been very generous of her time and offers to help. Several things are already in the works. As I mentioned in several of my campus meetings a couple of weeks ago, it will be important that our strategies be mission directed, market focused and large unconscious. We will only be successful here if we address the current needs of the marketplace of students and develop the Immaculata Value Proposition. We need to answer the question, why are you? And we need to answer that with an exclamation point. The market is changing very, very quickly and we not only need to keep up, we need to find a way to lead. I'm here at this point in my life because I love Immaculata. I've got compassion and a fire in my belly for this school. I love what it represents, I love what it does and I'm excited about what it can give. What you can expect from me is honesty, integrity, commitment and dedication. I will need to expect the same from all of you. I will need your patience, your perspectives and your prayers as we go through this transition. So ladies and gentlemen, the captain has just turned on the facet seat belt sign. So if you're belted in, I'm fired up. We can do this. Let's get this done. Thank you very much.


Okay, we are back and and while the Reverend Dr. William J. Iserman is having partaking in his gastronomic delight called lunch, I have the one and only our official commercial voiceover artist for Megalife 21 and progressive discussions William H. Morrow III. William how are you doing this week? I'm all right, how are you good? Good, good, not bad. We were discussing different interesting subjects but I know you have something to say in regards to the foundation of our organization, the backbone newsletter censored. Newslettercensored.com is the best way to join and be a part of our organization. Since 1977 newsletter censored.  One of them was about Henry Ford I believe. Right, no he did not. Yeah you have when the motor vehicle, when the motor vehicle became affordable, right, at that time it really was a moral. It was more, well yeah, people in those days people usually paid cash for their automobiles, so to speak. Yeah yeah so there was affordable and therefore the traffic began because of this. Now what I like about Henry Ford is that he felt that it was very important for his employees to be able to afford to own and drive a Ford car.  I mean they're constantly... Well that's true but it's not true. It's true Billy. They cut corners, they just want to cut corners. Well there's planned obsolescence in American-made products. Yeah I know but if you read the story, the story is about how they got to where they they got like Bill Gates and Steve Jobs and all these other people. There's a lot of underhanded tactics with modern-day... There's a lot of under your right and we more importantly, luck. A lot of luck. And what about stealing? And what about stealing ideas from other programmers and not giving them credit for their for their inventions and ideas? Well Bill Gates was famous for stealing inventions and ideas from other other people, other programmers. He's he's he's a real he's sleazy and then you think they'll just now he's not rich enough now he's into spreading vaccines worldwide which are harmful you know greed doesn't end it goes on and on and on yeah that's true you know they don't have the the basic things they should have right well then you have then that right then you have an evil son of a bitch like the the scumbag the CEO of Nestle Corporation who wants to control the world's drinking water and says that people do not have a right to drinking water well that's just like saying then people exactly that yeah like the light blood doing you were being well water it's had some people need food they need water primarily more so water but well it's it's provided by the planet Earth of Mother Nature God or whatever it was there but now you're oh yeah to fill your you're to put air in your tire and your tires you know it's true I know you know and we were we were talking the other day Bill about that new cars should have standard and air pump to fill your tires with that it's not a bad idea yeah why the hell some of these people especially well why we'll get you to a good what and what and why should you have to wait an hour for the AAA man to come just to fill just just just to fill an hour oh boy yeah just like I was saying just to fill your tire to wait for the AAA guy to show up there's there's a situation where it's good to carry a firearm you know in that situation you know yeah well if you're in a bad neighborhood and people are shouting things at you and you have a flat tire you know yeah well some some areas the cops don't even want to go in I hear is one part one part of Philadelphia that the cops aren't even like going you know but getting getting getting back to the CEO it's like anything it's like anything else money could be used for good or it can be used for evil a laser beam a laser beam could be used for surgery to help people or you can use it as a weapon it's same thing same as a gun but what what I'm getting at is what I'm getting at is a corporation can be led by people that are honest and sincere and wanted and think long-term not short-term and want to do positive things with their company but it can also be led by evil greedy people wicked greedy like this CEO of Nestle's can't take it with you a caskets don't have pockets hey you leave you leave this world you leave this world exactly what how you came into it and no matter how rich you are you're gonna leave the same way you came in yeah that is true now we were we Dr. Bill read a very fascinating bit of new information did you know Bill Morrill that they they are attempting to grow with stem cells to grow beef for hamburgers in a laboratory yeah they already did it they already did it it tastes like cake it doesn't taste like like a like a normal hamburger like ground beef it tastes like cake true very true very true but it's I I call it looks like like a you ever see chicken loaf or turkey loaf or Arby's the beef that the so-called beef that Arby's uses it it's all pressed meat together and God knows what else is in there I think it's like anything else the bottom line the best way to put her a burger has to right that's it that'll look like a burger so look like a burger you can't so we repressed a boy get finally ground and perfect listen you know once once something around her hand thing once something is once something is ground up into a pate and and pressed together it could be anything and that includes hot dogs you know I mean there's nothing like there's nothing like the real thing baby remember that song there's nothing like the real thing oh yeah there's nothing like the real thing that is true no some things don't some things with with time do not are not meant to get better or change they're just they're just perfect the way they are yeah like like Star Trek had the the the cafeteria you press certain buttons and it created food for you I mean you can't now you can't synthetically duplicate mother nature hey I mean it will not work I mean spiral spirulina and algae spirulina algae's yeah I got a kelp well no see we have have flavor no don't fool you so I mean like like algae's like clorella spirulina they're the food of the of the past present and future but you got to have solid food to I mean you can't you can't be happy sort of looking at drinking a soil in green the rest of your life yeah I was just imitating steer a cattle run well you know you know when stem cell research does a lot of good and is a godsend when you're growing limbs or organs needed by human beings that needed can't grow it yet but they go they grow they they what about putting putting your brain into an android like like Lee majors here the million-dollar man yeah like mr. freeze it to his wife I'm Batman yeah well all your friends and relatives will probably be dead by then where people do not have a right to drinking water right three that I it's like it's like saying it's like saying like what you said before it's like saying you don't have a right to life itself yeah that's not the way it is yeah but what well the flight people over people everybody there's no age limit people have a right to water people have a right to happy well they don't they they don't have a heart you see greed is like idolatry it's their God money is their God so they don't care they're so obsessed with it with greed they don't have a heart and compassion and empathy well they're going to have well it's gonna bite a money ass Billy I carver that what goes around does come around well you ever hear of the term Gaia you know the forces of mother nature the earth getting revenge Gaia they call it that's true that's green kill the right offers just for the horn yeah all right I'm glad you brought that up did you know that there is now that now the shark is in endangered worldwide because the because listen the Chinese are harvesting the sharks for their fins to make shark fin soup the cartilage yeah the fins and it's become a sort after no no they don't they don't they don't see that well I heard yes I just want to say that you had a great meeting we can create it went well and I think we we have our idea has it has a promising future you know be cool if we all rehearsed with your friend Tony Saxon entertainer Tony Saxon yeah all of us we can all I can bring the the African drum can can bring his props you yeah let's do it yeah give him a call let's do it make it so make it so make it so okay sure thank you bye bye bye bye bye gotta love them man gotta love them but man when he says excuse excuse me I don't mean to interrupt you either he might as well not even say that where's the time he might as well just interrupt because it's very hard to take control well it's because it's because of the phone he can't hear us as well as he should if he were in the same room so that the delay and etc doesn't get through so the the banter is more efficient when you can hear the other party loud and clear yeah maybe that's the reason maybe that's the reason okay it's a sad yes given that most of the coverage of the film Lovelace what do you mean Linda Lovelace a film about the star of pornographic hit the deep throat it's Linda Lovelace right is going to be full of verbal snickers and dirty puns of course making the actress and her life just another dirty joke well you once you get once your typecast you're stuck and it's not funny it never was well it's it's not funny to the person who's trying to break out of the typecasting Linda Lovelace born Linda Mormon was always a controversial figure and this movie there have already been to with one more still to come avoids too much of that but it has a pair of terrific performances at its center and an intriguing story and unless you've read Linda Lovelace's own book ordeal it's not the story you may be expected directed by Rob Ebstin and Jeffrey Friedman the mostly non-fiction filmmakers whose previous credits include the times of Harvey milk Harvey milk and the celluloid closet the movie has a curious and not particularly successful structure it starts after a brief prologue at the beginning following Borman from her time as a nice girl living at home with her very Catholic parents now we're getting somewhere she had a cat she had Catholic parents which means they were meant they were probably overly strict with her and her romance and marriage to a sleazy promoter named truck trainer and she I think she did it out of spite for her overbearing controlling parents I think I think it was rebellious it was rebellious girls always do that when you know when they become you know bitchy little teenagers that won't listen to their parents and their parents are you know you know issue a lot of tough love and they rebel to her introduction at his urging into the world of porn film so the boyfriend the sleazebag boyfriend introduced her to porn and I'm sure parents probably fainted then it skips ahead six years to show a lovelace taking a lie detector test and preparing to write her


I brought a little New England with me. I brought a lot of New England with me besides my devotion to my Boston sports teams.  Pat, tell us a little bit about your struggles that you've had. I originally moved to this area to be to find doctors to finally get diagnosed with MS. I don't use as a crutch but I've had to adjust my life and working and having the small places is good for me because it keeps me busy. I do a lot of bouncing off of my help or bouncing off the counters because that's what MS does, it takes your balance away. And a lot of my customers know and honestly I feel like you just have to be a warrior and work through it. I see that you have a really cool menu here and it's different than what you see everywhere else in town. Tell us a little bit about what makes it so unique. I've adjusted my menu a lot to people with autoimmune diseases, my soups, my quiches, everything starts from scratch. I do a lot of found the table. There are a lot of people now that have diet restrictions because of eating so much processed food over the years that it's starting to affect people. What's your favorite recipe? If I had to say my favorite on this one would be the stuffed pancake only because of the people's reaction when it comes out. Because you have these two humongous pancakes, it's layered with potato and egg and bacon or sausage.  But it's like a challenge.  So one of the other amazing things that you don't see very often is that Pat makes these pies homemade from scratch. Is it every day? Well, when we need them. When you need them? Yeah, as needed. This particular one is a, we call it a summer berry and it's made before different berries of blueberries, raspberries, strawberries and blackberries. And it's just enough sweetness. My husband and I love this pie, but all the customers do too. It's nice with some whipped cream. And by the way, I make my own homemade whipped cream. Wow. So people are like, they like the pie because they know they're going to get the whipped cream, right? But we also do peach this time of year. We try to stay seasonal. We know we're going to be getting into pumpkin season now pretty soon and everything will be pumpkin. Who's this handsome fella? This is my husband, Dan. Nice to meet you. This is Michelle. Dan comes and picks me up every day. So I don't have to walk because of the MS. Walking some days is a labor. Come check out Lucy's Riverside Cafe here in Freeport. This amazing community has this great little cafe you can come for breakfast or lunch. It's right across from Scott's scuba and it has so much to offer. It's like home away from home. Come check it out.


Oh my goodness. Okay. So here's the back story to this. This was a consignment item. So they have a shop and they do consignment and they got a box of stuff from somebody and it said junk on the box. They thought this was junk and they sold this on eBay auction for $520.97 plus shipping. These are 1940s. Hey, Bolo buddies, thanks for watching. Amazing, right? All right. Let's get started. Hey, Bolo buddies, thanks for watching. All right. I have a featured members video for you. I'm going to tell you where they got their Bolo, what they paid for it and what it sold for. These are members of my Bolo buddies YouTube channel. If you would like to join memberships there is a link down here. If you don't see that join button, you can check out the description for the actual link. Level two gets you in the videos. This is just if you're interested in being featured, having your Bolo featured and getting a shout out for your eBay store or your YouTube channel. They're again, all linked down in the description. Blooper at the end. All right. Let's get started here. So the first item comes from be carried away. She is incredible. She has branched out to Etsy. So I'm going to show you a couple of her Etsy sales, but definitely go and subscribe to her channel. She is incredible with keywords and descriptions and definitely a Bolo finder. So what did she sell? She sold this really cool Spiegelberg guy Spiegelberg Felix rabbit hair tartan plaid red rolling suitcase luggage bag made in Germany. She sold this for $89.99 and she picked this up at a Salvation Army for $4.99. What a fantastic deal and how cute is this? It's incredible, right? Can you believe that was only $5? I think I would have picked it up. The next item she sold is this large vintage MA IO big eye harlequin girl dancer print ornate wood frame. She got this also at the Salvation Army for $3.99 and she sold it for $89.99 plus shipping and I just got to say that I absolutely love her little logo. So check her out. All right, the next item comes from Choosing Goods reseller Carissa. She has been out on medical so has not put out a lot of YouTube videos lately, but please subscribe to her and check out some of her older videos. They are amazing. She is amazing and I think she's going to be putting out a video soon. I'm trying to convince her to do that.  All right. She got this Build-A-Bear Advent calendar and it's a Berry Mary Christmas Gingerbread House mini Build-A-Bear. She bought three of them. This was a retail arbitrage purchase and she has sold one for $99.51. It was an international sale, so global shipping program. She did pay $35.73 apiece for these. So retail arbitrage, you're going to pay a little more and the margins are maybe not going to be as big, but definitely one of those where you can buy multi-quantity, list it once and just flip it over and over and over again. So great sale there for her. She is building her eBay store up again. It was shut down for five months. So you guys know when you take a little break, you got to kind of get everybody interested in your store again. Now, I picked this one because this is totally something that I get in my mystery toy boxes all the time and I kind of just re-donate them. And she sold it. I'm like, I need to like list these. People are looking for them. This is a Nubby Pink Hippo Rattle Plush Loop Baby Infant, fully sanitized. So she did sanitize it, which is smart because it's got the little chewy things on it. She sold this for $10.42 plus shipping. So if you guys watch my reseller, nope, I'm sorry, my sourcing with Bolo Buddies Channel, I buy thrift store mystery boxes, toy boxes, Christmas boxes, and I unbox them. And you'll see a lot of these types of things, and I re-donate them. So I am going to think twice about that. I also recently did a video on Thai plush that sell for big money. And you got to check that out. But she got this. And the reason we decided to share this is because this came out of one of Donna Telebotelino's. She does YouTube reseller events. And sometimes she will take the plush that have issues or that like the tags cut off or things like that. And she will make dog lots. What does that mean? It means it's plush for your dog to play with. But I will tell you that sometimes people find plush that they can sell. And she sells it basically for the shipping costs plus like a couple bucks just for her time and packaging materials. But I'm not really doing it for profit. She's just doing it to get people dog toys. So Carissa, Choosing Good's reseller, bought this dog lot for her dogs, but she pulled this one out to sell. And it is a Thai Pluffy's Pumpkin Plush Pumpkin, Thai Lux. And it's a Halloween jack-o'-lantern. And she sold this for a best offer of $10.20 plus shipping. So this item probably paid for her whole box.  So it's a big old ball of plush. So check out Donna for that. She hasn't done any lately. So I don't know if she'll be doing any soon or not. But here is the video. Where is it? Right here. This T-Y Thai actually is a Bolo. Check that out if you want to see which one I found that goes for big money. This is Donna Telebotelino's YouTube channel. I will link her down below if you are looking for inventory. Check her out. She's the one that does the dog lots. Alright, Toledo Antique, another amazing reseller channel that is just jam-packed with knowledge. They know all about vintage and antique items. Right now, not putting out a whole lot on their YouTube channel, a lot of shorts. But they do have older videos where they teach you how to pack big lots of dishes. And I cannot find it. You'll have to scroll through their channel. But they walk you through it. And they sell huge, huge how to pack tea cups, how to pack small, like packing videos. But they do a really good job. And they ship stuff that's fragile all the time. Oh my goodness. Okay. So here's the backstory to this. This was a consignment item. So they have a shop and they do consignment. And they got a box of stuff from somebody and it said junk on the box. They thought this was junk. And they sold this on eBay auction for $520.97 plus shipping. These are 1940s World War II matching dog tags. They say William G. Todd. And they've got the serial number on them. Just a fantastic Bolo item. And the person consigning it had it in a junk box. How cool is that? So their cost of goods is nothing. I believe they do a 50-50 split. The next item they sold is this Carl Grisbaum sweet singing yellow bird cage music box from West Germany. And they picked this up at an estate sale for $4. And they sold this for $299.99 plus shipping. The next item here is this Richard Glacier German wooden handmade Christmas advent pyramid carousel. Look how cute this is. These are fantastic. This one. Where did they get it? They got this. Another consignment item. So 50-50 split sold it for $199.99 plus shipping. The next item they sold is this frame. They did say that this took a year to sell. But you guys, this is sterling silver embossed heart shaped picture frame from 1895. So I guess my point to you is picture frames can be sterling silver. So definitely look for the marks. I guess one of these means sterling. I'm not 100% sure. But they got this. They paid $50 at an estate sale for this and they took it. I'm sorry sold it for 165 plus shipping but it did take a year to sell. All right. We have a rural squirrel. And I goofed. I put her on two videos. So how do I do that? We're going to skip that one. All right. We have the Cha-ching King and his channel is growing like a weed. He is doing incredible. He has anywhere from beginner videos to teach you how to start reselling, shipping tips, different things like that.  One of the biggest money bolo finders I have seen. He's incredible. Let's look at what he sold here. The first item he sold is this vintage lunch at the Ritz butterfly clip on earrings. 1988 signed and colorful. So they are actually signed. How cool is that? They are beautiful. He got these in a box lot at an estate sale. The whole box was $10 and he sold these for 112, 49 plus shipping. All right. So there's a little backstory to this one. He bought 583 Annali dolls and he does have a video right here. If you want to go see what all he got, go check out that. But he paid 200 for them all. That was what they were asking. That's what he paid. He got them home. He started looking them up and he realized just how valuable some of these Annali were. So he started selling some of them and he went back and he gave the person he bought them from an additional $300 because that's just the kind of guy he is. But I asked him about this. I'm like, what did it sell for? He took a best offer. He's like, well, it actually only sold for $15 and I'm like, okay, you took an offer of $15 and you had it listed for 109. Like what's going on here, right? So he said that the person that bought this also spent $500 on other Annali items in his store. So this was the one that he ended up reducing to get them at that price point they needed to be at. So a $500 order from one person, that is incredible. So these Annali dolls can do really, really great. Got junk in our trunk. Recently did a video on Annali dolls also. So definitely go and check her out. Okay, this is a topsy-turvy early flip over doll Miss Muffet Spider hand stitched. So topsy-turvy means you can flip them over and they're two different things. So it's a spider and a little doll and this is just so cute. I loved it. And he got this for $2.50 at an estate sale and sold it for $95.99 plus shipping. All right, we have the funky pickle thrifter who is also a big money bolo finder. She specializes in jewelry, but she had a fantastic doll haul from an estate. And I'm going to show you some of the dolls she found because she found some really good ones that I didn't know about. And let's first look at this piece of jewelry and her YouTube channel is incredible. So go check her out. She got this heavy vintage 14 carat yellow gold ring from an estate sale. It was actually the same estate sale that she got all of these dolls for. I will show you here that she does weigh it. That's an excellent thing to do in your description if you're selling 14 carat gold. That gives the buyer an idea of what scrap would be and why they are pricing it at the price of pricing of that. As you can see, she put not scrap like this is a wearable nice ring. She ended up taking a best offer of $350 on this ring and she said this ring paid for everything she bought that day at the entire estate sale. So the first item is this toner doll, Mary Engelbright and Estelle doll 18 inch calendar girl red dress and box. She said toner or toner. I'm not sure how to pronounce it is definitely something to be on the lookout for. And I know anything Mary Engelbright can be a bolo. Definitely look up anything Mary Engelbright. I've sold note cards. Just there's a big line of things by Mary Engelbright. So collectible definitely for sure. She sold this one for $138.50 plus shipping. Here is another Mary Engelbright. This one is also a toner or toner from 2004 super cute. This one sold for a best offer of $55 plus shipping. So what that tells me is different ones go for more definitely do your research and look them up. She paid $300 for all of the dollars she bought that day. Not sure how many there were. This one she's like is she rolling her eyes kind of looks like she was rolling her eyes but maybe not maybe that's just how she looks. Helen Keesh another brand I've not heard of Riley with clothes JJ shoe shop collection $77 plus shipping on that one. Where pigs fly farm. OK so where pigs fly farm is a nonprofit animal rescue. All of the eBay sales go towards their cause. They are trying to get monetized on their YouTube channel so that can also go to their cause. I have a whole video where I feature her store and I talk more about that. I can't remember the number of animals they have but it is like a huge number of channel. Oh my goodness a huge number of animals so if you want to support that cause there is a link to her eBay store down in the description along with her YouTube channel if you could subscribe that would be great. So what did she sell she sold this antique celluloid rhinestone floral flower basket estate brooch pin. And this one came from a live auction box lot and she sold this for $50 plus shipping and here is what the back looks like. The next item is this Furby it's a limited edition 1999 Tigers gesture Furby some tags talks and moves. This donated by a friend to help support her cause and she sold this for $51 plus shipping and this is like they also have where you can go and like like a not like a petting zoo but like a petting. You can go and pet the animals and I think they have a bed and breakfast so it's quite an establishment and just fantastic what they're doing for these animals. The next item okay so she said that she was going to price this at $20 because she could not find any comparables on this item. And then she said you know what I'm going to do an auction and it ended up selling for $128 and 50 cents plus shipping. It's a vintage Bostwick spray plastic finish clear prevents rust advertising can empty $128 and 50 cents how incredible is that. I am so glad she did not list it for $20. Mindful recycle another big money huge money Bola finder this lady goes into estates and buys the most incredible items that is mostly where she sources she will go to yard sales and stuff like that but a state sales are her thing and if you want to learn about big money Bolo's go and subscribe to her channel. Let's take a look at what she sold this she said was a long tail item took quite a while to sell here's her pictures she always has great pictures great titles. This is Terry from mindful recycle I don't think I said that but this is a conch shell and she got this at an estate sale for $5 and sold it for 68 plus shipping. The next item here was at an estate sale she bought a big bag of happy meal toys. So her cost of goods for this was about $1 so somebody threw this in with the happy meal toys so lucky her. This is cranks Android body with brain TMNT which is Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles figure playmates toys 1994 Mirage Studios. So her cost of goods was about $1 for this and it sold for $139 and 97 cents plus shipping. The next item is this sunburst mid-century modern atomic clock with key incredible totally would have kept this love it. She got this at an estate sale for $22 and sold it for $195 plus shipping. The next item here is this vintage Laura Ashley Hampshire valid balances and draperies blue cottage floral new old stock and she got these at an estate sale for $11 and sold them for 119 plus shipping. She did say that these took a while to sell it was a long tail item but definitely new old stock is a great thing to be on the lookout for. The next item comes from butterfly hustles and she is also incredible love her channel she takes you into the thrift store with her takes you shopping and shows you what she finds. All right, so she sold this Kelly toy large jumbo 38 inch leopard animal realistic here is the tag very cool item and check out those eyes. She paid $3 and 50 cents for this at a thrift store and sold it for $51 and 38 cents plus shipping. The next item here is this art to wear Moo Moo dress it's a maxi dress and it's an extra extra large but look at the detail on this how cool is that. And she got this at a thrift I'm sorry this came from the Goodwill Benz and she had about $1.45 in it and sold it for $39 and 99 cents plus shipping. The next item is this vintage juicy couture handbag hobo bag designer 1990 she said these are trending right now with the kids that are buying like the y2k items. So certain items from that timeframe are trending and this is a juicy couture bag and she said this is one of them. She sold this for a best offer of $80 and she got it at the Goodwill for seven and I used to have a juicy couture bag very similar to this and it was like the softest leather and I loved it. And it was a long time ago it's definitely vintage I think I still have it. I think my sister bought it for me. All right, the next item here comes from Don's one stop and shop and he has a great eBay store vintage to now items. Check him out link is down below in the description. And I'm just going to show you a few more items here. And he sold this vintage wooden 10 pipe stand holder with humidor amber glass. He got this at a yard sale for $10 and he sold it for a best offer of $60 plus shipping. The next item here is this gap sweatshirt so this is a mall brand and he picked this up for seven at a second hand store and he flipped it for 3499 plus shipping so I think that's pretty fantastic. For you clothing resellers something to definitely look for and here's another one. This is a car heart women's plus size zip up extreme sweatshirts to excel and he got this at a yard sale for five bucks and sold it for 3499. So again, another great item for clothing resellers to be on the lookout for I know you guys don't get a lot of clothing on my channel because I don't really do much clothing anymore. I do sell clothing. I just don't share it in my videos because most of its retail arbitrage items and you would just be seeing the same items over and over and over again. So I just keep those out of my videos. Thank you guys so much for being here. Thank you for watching. Let me know in the comments what was your favorite Bolo in this video and please subscribe to these channels. Follow their eBay stores. They are fantastic and leave me a an emoji of an owl or just right or out in the comments. All right, you guys. Thanks for watching. No pressure. This is just if you're interested in getting a shout out for your eBay store or YouTube channel. Thank you.


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Hey, you guys, I just wanted to say hi to my YouTube homies out there because it has been like almost a year since I said hi Like 10 months or something and it's summertime again, which is like what? How does time go so fast? But I'm super stoked that it's summer and I'm teaching an online general biology class this summer And so I'll be making some videos I also have grand plans as always to Rerecord a bunch of the videos that are out there So if anybody has any requests or dedications for things that should be re-recorded I'd love to get your input on that It's always helpful to know which things that are like confusing or should be targeted and I get to go to the HAPS Human Anatomy and Physiology Society conference in just a like 12 days or something like that And so that'll be super fun. It's gonna be a good summer. It's beautiful here in Humboldt County So hope y'all are doing fun things and enjoying some YouTube free time in your worlds. I Talk to you later