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  • [electrical buzzing]

  • [keyboard keys clacking]

  • - [Robotic Voice] Let's go thrifting!

  • [SID chip Thrifting music]

  • - [Clint] Shout out to Paul of Hokuto Force

  • for that C64 intro, by the way,

  • but yeah, just looking at a parking lot here

  • because it's freshly paved and that pleases me.

  • Nice day for a Goodwill run.

  • I got the lucky rock over there looking lucky as always,

  • and I'll leave it be this time.

  • And immediately inside in the media section

  • there are a small handful of games here for various systems.

  • Got a couple of original XBOX games.

  • Nothing I need, but you know, there it is.

  • Same goes for Fable: The Lost Chapters, here,

  • I already have it, don't need it, but you know,

  • I'm seeing these kinds of things in Goodwills

  • less and less these days.

  • Same goes for this, just DOS and Windows 3 applications

  • like Print Shop Deluxe Ensemble, here, or the CD Ensemble.

  • Again, already own it,

  • but it's nice to see the ensemble [chuckles].

  • Yeah.

  • Over in the glass case there's a Framemeister,

  • uh, Framemaster, uh yeah, it's one of these things.

  • I used to use these while making custom picture frames.

  • It's a point driver,

  • you can stick it in the back and mount things,

  • and yeah, anyway.

  • More console games and some handheld stuff

  • as usual down below, nothing standing out, to me anyway.

  • This right here stood out though.

  • We got an Edison phonograph cylinder record.

  • 25 bucks is a bit much.

  • I got a couple of these that are older even,

  • for like five bucks.

  • Ooh and it's one of these little guys!

  • One of those mini tape recorders by Norelco.

  • Think I've actually picked up one of these

  • in a previous thrift, I just like the design of these

  • little 60's tape recorders.

  • Ooh, now this is more like it!

  • Up above here on top of the case

  • we've got a Atari 2600 Light Sixer.

  • The VCS itself, a Tele-Games center, just a plastic base,

  • but you know, manuals and games and controllers.

  • And I mean, you know, not a bad little set.

  • Again, nothing I don't have, and they were charging $150.

  • After they cut that price in half

  • I think it sold like a week later.

  • This was kind of neat.

  • I saw stacks and stacks of these magazine ads

  • from the 1920's and 30's.

  • All in protective plastic with cardboard backing, and yeah,

  • it's mostly from the Ladies' Home Journal,

  • a lot of it actually being ads for soap, cleaning products.

  • An amusing collection.

  • This kind of thing always catches my eye,

  • we have a traffic signal, here.

  • Mostly a hard plastic construction, but yeah,

  • I'd love to grab one of these sometime and convert it to a

  • thing [chuckles].

  • And then look at this thing, oh man,

  • it's a big ol' skin, here, just yeah, I mean,

  • somebody just dropped off a skin, how very John Marston.

  • Ah, now here we go,

  • I've always liked the look of these things.

  • This is a Yamaha Clavinova, this is a CLP-250.

  • I've just always admired the clean lines and

  • clean sound, really, of these,

  • and I remember seeing them in the late 80's,

  • well really, early 90's in music stores.

  • Just a digital piano, but it's kind of cool.

  • And then around the corner, look at this,

  • they have like an entire dedicated wood section.

  • I guess they didn't know where else to put this,

  • so it's all just like wood things.

  • Feels like it was specifically made for me, somehow.

  • I mean, you know, it's not, but I appreciate the effort.

  • Ah man, check out this load of rubber stamps.

  • It's a rather random assortment, it seems,

  • just stuck together in little bags, $20 each,

  • which considering the price

  • that some of these can actually be normally,

  • that's not the worst deal for some of these,

  • if you want these designs, anyway.

  • All right, getting over to the electronics wall,

  • and over here this caught my eye, because of course it does.

  • It is an IBM Wheelwriter.

  • This is a much later one than I normally see,

  • this is a five.

  • I most often see like the twos and threes.

  • And it looks like we got some

  • darkroom-related equipment, here.

  • This is a Compensating Enlarging Timer.

  • All sorts of useful-looking settings

  • for developing film photographs and all that.

  • Don't know if it actually has all it needs with it,

  • but yeah, it's a thing.

  • Down below there was an intriguing stack of A/V stuff,

  • like the Kmart stereo 8-track player right there,

  • but I was mostly attracted to this

  • Data Dynamics Pulse Generator, 5113 is the model,

  • and just look at this thing,

  • you don't normally see this type of equipment.

  • I mean I've seen some neat things,

  • but not one quite like this before, and uh, I like it.

  • Ah man, look at this little tiny mouse, it's so small.

  • Almost to the point of it being useless.

  • Man, I used to see these like bundled all the time with

  • laptop carrying cases and such.

  • Oh hey, now what is this?

  • Ah, just a little portable radio, here, from Sony,

  • but dang it, I love this design.

  • Look at this, it almost has a Dieter Ramsesque Braun design,

  • I don't know, it's just a clean look.

  • And whoa, okay this is an increasingly rare site

  • at Goodwills these days, we got an NES over here.

  • Just the main unit itself, but you know,

  • it's got the cables and two controllers, 15 bucks.

  • It's yellowed, but so it goes.

  • 15 is not bad, all things considered, if it's functional,

  • but who knows.

  • I'm sure somebody will buy this really quickly.

  • As for me though, I'm not gonna buy that,

  • but I'm going to buy this really quickly.

  • Check this out!

  • We've got a VIC-1525 Graphic Printer, here, by Commodore.

  • The box is a little nasty in parts, but $20,

  • and it is brand new old stock inside there.

  • I mean, everything is still taped up, sealed and everything.

  • The manual, the cables, the printer itself,

  • I mean, it's all there, yeah I'm totally grabbing this.

  • Ah man, it's such a nice day out at this point,

  • so let's keep on going.

  • We've got another Goodwill here, and this is the one

  • that remodeled recently-ish, with the wood laminate flooring

  • and the brown and black shelves, and yeah, it's just a

  • classy look here now.

  • Anyway, checking out the back wall of goodies over here,

  • and there wasn't much last time I visited, but this time

  • I saw this Zenith tube radio.

  • It's a Bakelite kind of maroon-colored thing, for $5.

  • Haven't yet dove into mid-century radio collecting, but

  • I don't know man, they're cool, as opposed to these,

  • which I'm sorry to say will never be cool.

  • [giggles] These terrible VR viewers.

  • It's just one of those glorified Google Cardboard things

  • that you find at like

  • dag-gone gas station sell these now,

  • everywhere, they're littering Goodwills.

  • And below that though, this caught my eye, because you know,

  • keyboard, and it's by Key Tronic,

  • and they have some pretty awesome stuff at times.

  • This one on the other hand was a later,

  • much crappier, plastic-y model.

  • I liked the black on black and everything,

  • but yeah, it's later, it's got the Windows keys and all that

  • kind of stuff, and it's not mechanical, so nobody cares.

  • You know here's something that always gets my attention

  • at thrift stores, white boards and things like that,

  • that still have somebody's notation on there.

  • This one in particular having writing that's almost

  • three years old at this point.

  • I don't know, it just amuses me that someone just decided

  • to give this to Goodwill and not erase it.

  • Like here, look at this chalkboard.

  • Like you know what, it's just time to get rid of this thing.

  • It may have something written on there, but we're just

  • gonna give it to Goodwill, and then Goodwill's not gonna

  • erase it either [laughing].

  • Ah, Shake Weight!

  • On the topic of Goodwill and things that occur, this is

  • another one of those.

  • Every so often you see just a large collection

  • of somebody's book.

  • This one being "You Made My Day: Creating Co-Worker

  • "Recognition and Relationships."

  • Like somebody went through the trouble of getting these

  • printed, and you know, they got a whole bunch of them,

  • but I guess they just couldn't sell them, or who knows.

  • It's amusing and sad at the same time, and thrift stores

  • man, what can I say?

  • But right around the corner from that

  • it looks like they have fleshed out their media section

  • a little bit more since last time.

  • There's also a somewhat nicely organized

  • selection of records on the other side of that shelf.

  • This will be a mess in about a week.

  • And over in the puzzles and board games

  • not much catching my eye, although I did see one thing here

  • that stood out, because Sierra, but eh,

  • it's not really that kind of Sierra,

  • it's not a game, it's just "MasterCook."

  • They had so many of these cooking programs,

  • they're just like applications for Windows 3.1 and 95,

  • to just give you recipes and stuff on CD.

  • Well anyway, that's a thing.

  • Moving on to another Goodwill, because why not,

  • it's around here.

  • Checking out the glass case here, and ooh, tiny piano!

  • And then this caught my eye, because Planet Fitness

  • New Year's Eve Times Square.

  • I guess there's New Year's Eve parties at Planet Fitness.

  • I don't know man, I just wanted to crush it, so I did.

  • Okay, what do we got here, some

  • stiletto tape dispensers [chuckles].

  • And not one, but two, which just, I don't even know.

  • Check out the books, we got some books.

  • Oh hey what is this, "WarCraft: War of the Ancients",

  • we got "StarCraft", somebody was into some Blizzard things

  • and then they weren't.

  • Over in the junk section and let's see, what is this?

  • "Believe!"

  • This is a CD-ROM something, it's a

  • "Comprehensive Christian 5 CD-ROM Reference Set"

  • with [chuckles]

  • actually I think I have most of these individually,

  • but anyway though, in the bottom right there

  • got my attention, "Screen Savior" [chuckles and laughs].

  • Oh, that is some top-notch religious punnery right there,

  • but anyway.

  • Let's see over to board games and toys and stuff,

  • and this is electronic doohicky, what is this?

  • Buckmasters Elk Huntin'.

  • Yeah.

  • Always been a bit intrigued by these

  • glorified game-and-watch type things,

  • it's like a Tiger Electronic game but

  • in a ridiculous form factor.

  • Anyway, whatever.

  • Behind there on the bottom shelf was this

  • blue deal right here, and my knee in frame.

  • Anyway yeah, look at this, Musictime The Performer.

  • It's a very cheaply-built record player, but the thing is

  • it also has a tape player down at the front here, and it's

  • like a front-loading thing like you'd see in a car.

  • Can't say I've seen that combination before,

  • so it stood out because reasons.

  • These stood out as well because brown.

  • I've seen this particular model of GE clock radio before,

  • a couple times now, thrifting.

  • But yeah, check this out, Desk Top Light Box by Logan.

  • This was amusing.

  • It's a light box, so you can look at slides, for instance,

  • or light up your artwork or drafting or whatever, you know.

  • If you're doing stuff and you need it lit from behind,

  • that's pretty cool.

  • It also gives a nice glow to this clock radio.

  • And all right, we got one more Goodwill here, and well

  • they seem to be doing a bit of work next door.

  • This plot has been for sale for a long time, just right

  • next to this Goodwill, but here recently they've been

  • digging it up and putting in a foundation, so who knows

  • what's gonna be here, it's like right up against this store,

  • so kind if makes me wonder what parking's gonna be like.

  • Anyway, it's approaching Halloween as I recorded this, so

  • check this guy out, that's a little unnerving.

  • Airblown Inflatable Giant Clown!

  • They had several bins full of DVD's

  • and other media up front here.

  • Whole bunch of Wii games, bunch of PlayStation 2 stuff,

  • got some PC, like Sims collections.

  • Nothing too special, but more in one spot than usual.

  • And then same goes for all of these bins

  • up near the registers, just chock-full of baseball cards.

  • Got 10 totes for $1,000.

  • Now I guess somebody took them up on that, because they were

  • gone in like a couple of days.

  • Totes worth it for somebody.

  • In the glass case itself this grabbed my attention, because

  • of these characters on here on the back of this

  • little record player, a DeJay Happy Tunes.

  • Yeah, something about the design and color scheme

  • reminded me of like the Fallout Vault Boy.

  • Pretty ratty looking thing, all things considered.

  • On over to the opposite side of the store,

  • and well look at this beast.

  • We got an Encore Fantom Fingers,

  • or I suppose it's by Baldwin.

  • But anyway, a big ol' organ thing missing like all of the

  • buttons and knobs and things.

  • If they could be taken off they were taken off, so I'm

  • wondering what happened there, but yeah, they were selling

  • it as a piano for $50.

  • And just down from that there were a pair of speakers here

  • that honestly seemed somewhat overpriced,

  • maybe that's just me.

  • $100 for these Welton USA PS100's.

  • I just kind of like the look of them, that's all.

  • Same goes for these blenders,

  • especially this one right here, we got a Waring Solid State

  • Futura Series, dude.

  • I'd love to get one of these sometime, because

  • I don't know why, I just, look at how ugly it is,

  • and it's amazing looking at the same time.

  • The Osterizer's kind of cool too, but dang it, that Waring.

  • Now right around the corner here we got a bunch of VHS,

  • in fact, a whole collection of "Babylon 5",

  • as well as one or two PC games.

  • They got "Call of Duty 2", an absolute classic.

  • Still maybe my favorite in the series, especially on PC.

  • But yeah, I still own my copy from back in the day.

  • Over here on this other shelf we got some more media,

  • more console games mostly, a bunch of XBOX 360 stuff which

  • surprisingly still had all the discs in the cases.

  • Rather often they are missing,

  • especially games like Minecraft.

  • All right, electronics stuff, and check this thing out,

  • it's a General Electric record player radio 8-track thing,

  • like uh, you know it's just that combo of flipping toggle

  • switches and knobs, and silver and black,

  • and the red and the blue, and yeah dude, it looks cool.

  • I wish more modern electronics took on like a crazy-looking

  • space age type design like this,

  • however impractical the final result.

  • Up above here we have something a little bit different,

  • we've got a Crestron Audio/Video Control Processor with

  • all sorts of serial connections and things for infrared

  • and you know, A/V, as it said.

  • Yeah, just not a common sight.

  • Alrighty, what do we have here?

  • I see a case with a red button, assuming it's a typewriter,

  • and yes, it is a Rover 5000 Super Deluxe.

  • Cream and black and white and red and silver,

  • dude, that's just a timeless combo.

  • Next shelf down, next to that classic Kodak Carousel

  • in a package, we got a CD player from YORX,

  • that reminded me a little bit of the 3DO FZ-1,

  • just in terms of the aesthetic.

  • I don't know, its got that look that makes it appear

  • somewhat quality, but yet cheap at the same time.

  • It's just the thing, man, that makes me happy to look at.

  • All right, what do we have here?

  • This is a wood grain cylinder [chuckles].

  • It looks like a pencil sharpener, but there's like no

  • sharpening mechanism.

  • On closer inspection, that's exactly what it was.

  • Got that Radio Shack catalog number on the bottom.

  • But anyway, yeah, just a wood grain cylinder now,

  • without the sharpener.

  • Okay, puzzles and board games,

  • and I see some system requirements, what do we have here?

  • It is "Chessmaster 6000", a European release, oddly enough.

  • Not one that I am needing, but yeah, again, just the fact

  • that its slightly out of the ordinary, I had to take a look.

  • Hmm, what do we have here?

  • Got another piece of big box software,

  • this is "Day-Timer Organizer 2000."

  • It's exactly what it sounds like, it's just an organizer.

  • Most of them you got for free or bundled with other office

  • programs or something, so it amuses me that this was sold

  • as a standalone thing, and yet somebody got it

  • and never opened it.

  • I guess just took the UPC for a rebate or something.

  • And then finally, over in the books section, this grabbed

  • my attention immediately, because this is the exact type of

  • thing that I used to love looking at as a kid in the library

  • or like Waldenbooks or Borders or Barns & Noble, whatever.

  • It's "The World's Fastest Cars" circa 1989 [chuckles].

  • Just fantastic photography and little write-ups on things.

  • This is what sold me though, the Dodge/Shelby Viper R/T10,

  • I love that prototype, and it's just really cool to see some

  • of these pictures, and many of which I'd never seen before.

  • And that is it for LGR Thrifts episode 43.

  • I did not end up with much here.

  • Really, it's just that book and the Commodore printer,

  • and that's it.

  • I mean it's just been kind of a simultaneously

  • busy and slow summer in regards to thrifting.

  • Busy because I've been doing all sorts of other things,

  • and slow because I didn't find much stuff when I did get a

  • chance to go thrifting, so anyway, whatever.

  • It's just it's not much, but it's definitely down my alley

  • to an extreme.

  • However, you folks have been continually sending in your

  • finds over the summer, and you know, I need to start

  • traveling a little bit more if I want to make more of these

  • thrifting episodes, because it's just drying up around me

  • I guess, and that's how it is.

  • Maybe I'll get a chance to do more of that next year.

  • You know obviously you can see that a lot of people are

  • finding a lot of cool things, you just gotta go and look.

  • And well, that is it for LGR Thrifts this episode,

  • and we'll see you in the next one.

  • [funky electronic music]

[electrical buzzing]

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