 It's auction day, you know. Woo, look at me, number 53! And we're freaking late. We spent half an hour looking for parking. So, I don't know, hopefully not too much stuff is gone. Let's go. Okay, so as we thought, they are holding the live auctioning on the other side of the warehouse that had been dry walled over. So I'm following the very helpful signs to... Oh wow, we cannot get anywhere near it. Are we only on lot number two? Did they just start? Am I misunderstanding something? We made it to lot two, and then there was 5,000 online bidders and everything crashed. Hey, half an hour late? And you don't miss the party? I'm not sure if there's a life lesson that we've learned here. There was a bin. It was a box of stock heat sinks. It had a bid of like $350 on it. Someone thought they were CPUs, I think. Hey, I just realized something. I can bid on sh** for you, Ed. Want to buy some useless crap that you don't need? Oh! Am I the only one who has a legitimately very difficult time understanding what he's saying? I think the system broke again. It would be awesome if the online portion just got shut down for the people who showed up here. Like, really good thing. Did someone really just pay $3,250 for a 3930K-based system? Did that just happen? It's very frustrating. The systems don't have the graphics cards listed in them because it's like Best Buy style merchandising. I mean, we're not bidding on any of the systems that we're going to be using. I mean, we're not bidding on any of the systems that we're going to be using. 5820K processor. Did that just go for almost $2,000? Did that just go for almost $2,000? Remember, this is Canadian rupees on top of these prices. Like, these aren't tax-free prices. You've got to pay tax. And I think it's about a 15% fee on top for the auctioneer. I think people are going to have a hard time turning some of these systems into a Craigslist profit, to be perfectly honest. I mean, I thought it was bad yesterday when I was looking through, like, we wanted some of those silver racks. There's a local Craigslist seller that just has, like, everything. And it was like 20, 30 bucks less. I will give them credit. Even though I can't really understand what he's saying, it seems to get things moving really fast. They've moved through 12 lots already. They've moved through 12 lots already. I think we're going to have to have a bit of a strategy here, and I think that strategy, if we were smart, might have been to not show up until a little bit later because everything in the first half of the day that we had any interest in is probably not going to make any sense to buy. Like, let's have a look at that bin of Microsoft Office for Mac that I saw. Current bid $700. Unless you just need Windows 10 Pro licenses, like, you can't flip them for a lot online because selling Windows 10 licenses online is just one of those, like, sketchy things. People aren't willing to pay full pop. They're only worth about $100. And remember, that's $900 all in. No, I- hold on, I don't know what just happened there. Was that an RL Series BenQ monitor that just went for $400? What? Why? Here's an RL 2455 on eBay for $150 plus $20 in shipping. Somebody just paid $525 for it. That's it? No more YouTube videos. Auction, auction business. Getting some food. Can't handle this right now. It's amazing how much people pay for stuff at these things. There's stuff I just found on eBay for a third of what the guy paid. A third? I'm getting stressed out in there. Oh, stressed out, man. Everything's expensive. Madness. The which one? This one. It's spending $2000 for the first one. $2000? You gotta be f***ing kidding me! This is a lot of five assorted GPU cooling units, heat sinks, etc. Look at this. These are coolers! There's no I.O. bracket on them. There's no card. Matthew! Matthew! You own yourself! Thank you. Oh, yeah, right? That's why you're leaving, right? That's why you guys are out of here! NCIX security technology. Ow! I got a splinter. Damn it. Ow! This is a problem, because I actually need some of this stuff. Like my play button. Assortment of motherboards and fans and other probably broken garbage. Wow. Fantastic. So to their credit, there's some boards in there that might be kind of decent. There's a Z170 board. But this is how it's stored. You know, I wouldn't hold my breath that it's working. Three EVGA power supplies. A 750GQ, a 550G3, and a 450. Just went for $500? $550. Can I just go to my warehouse and like go find some sh** and get these guys to sell it? Because like... You know what? $120, $125, $125. Okay, here goes a Black Widow Tournament Edition keyboard. $175. So there's a dude right there buying all the keyboards, I think. I kind of want to talk to this guy. Like, should we talk to this guy? Hi, can I ask you a question? The Corsair K60 keyboard. Okay, so I think that one was $300, right? So did you just kind of get wrapped up in the excitement of bidding and stuff? Speed. This is here, right? I see. Okay. Yeah, he just doesn't really give a f**k about the price. I think people are just here for fun. People aren't necessarily here because they want to get a deal on computer crap. I mean, imagine going in gambling, for example. You go to the casino and you blow $500. You might get nothing. If you go to an auction and you blow $500, you might get a keyboard. I want to know what people are excited about right now. What is this? $700 anti-static work mats. See, this is what Linus Tech Tips is all about. Bringing you guys the breaking stories. The stories that break me. No, no, no, no, look at this one. Is that more than one card? Please tell me that's more than one card. Spashbun. $1,500 for a 1060. Do you think they're going to use it for mining or gaming? So they only got through about 100 lots in the last 45 minutes, which means that we have potentially like three hours to kill right now. So, I'm going to go play some squash, suckas. Alright, did you Google how to play the game? Okay, so what do we do? You're going to wear your gloves for the game? Are you serious? You're driving gloves? I'm going to get my ass kicked. Oh God. Try that one. Yeah! Oh, damn. Okay. What'd you get? What'd you get? Yeah, $250? Wireless Xbox 360 controller. What were you actually after? I gotta know. What were you thinking? Secret M mouse? Okay, alright. You got an Nvidia shield. How much do you guys want for the Nvidia shield? I don't know. I don't even know how much these things are worth. Companies just send me their What do I know? Do either of you want an Nvidia shield? Do either of you even care? Making parking lot deals. That's the legit way. I just bought this Nvidia shield for $95. I don't know. Alright, we're back and we're ready to bid. Our lot that we want is $881. $881. So we're really close. Wait a minute. Oh, shit. They were selling Okay, we gotta go find that guy. Did you guys just buy $881? What are you guys actually after in there? Sorry, which one? The YouTube plaque. Okay. Yeah. I'll buy it off you. Sorry? Okay, I gotta level with you guys here. That's the channel I built. That's why I'm here. That's my plaque. Like, I'll pay you for it, but that's my plaque, guys. I didn't realize that this was like a choice auction here. The NCIX Tech Tips channel. Like, do you know who I am? I probably watched Okay. Yeah. Why did you just take it? Because I haven't worked here for five years. So what's your channel? The Mindtrop. The what, sorry? The Mindtrop. Here, can I see it? Yeah, just type in the Mindtrop. So this is your channel? You're running this? Yeah. Damn, man. Well, you know what? Actually, if you don't have one, I have two. I have one for Linus Tech Tips, I've got one for Tech Quickie, I was here to buy this out of sentimental value, but you know what? Honestly, you could rebadge this really easily. You know what, dude? Massive shout it, he was gonna do it, but tell you what, take it, enjoy it. It's the OG plaque, which is the one you should have, and it's a lot nicer than the newer one, which you probably know. So, okay. I'm defeated on the play button, but at least I have this Nvidia shield that I bought in the parking lot. Okay? Alright. Thanks, dude. Really appreciate it. It's a really nice gesture. You know what, go ahead, though. You should have it. Put it on your wall. And for the rest of you, if you wanna make me feel better, you can go subscribe to my Stupid Cat channel, so I can get a plaque for that, and then my feelings can feel better, okay? I'm not gonna lie, I'm pretty disappointed in our performance here. I can't feel too bad about the play button, though. I still feel good that someone who appreciates it got it, and that it will mean something to them, so. I got my Nvidia shield, which it turns out I should have looked a little closer at it. I believe that's an RMA number. So... Massdrop is back with another deal! The NuForce EDC3 in-ear monitors are $100 US dollars, and they feature triple drivers with a neutral sound signature. The original EDC version, one earphone of the year 2017 from Absolute Sound, and it comes in a lightweight housing which is entirely translucent, so you can see the drivers inside. They're great for everyday use, and come with two cables, five sets of ear tips, and a carrying case. Check them out at the link below for $99.99 on Massdrop for a limited time, cause that's how Massdrop works. Limited time. Good pricing. Thanks for watching, guys! 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