Getting Rich Bidding on Abandoned Storage Lockers in Storage Hunter Simulator 

I didn't even blink when he read it wrong

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How do you expect to protect yourself from bullets, standard defense protocol in Canada I guess 🤔

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​@@bluethegamer2359hahaha

@@Man_In_Black_and_White ha

right i was shouting at the tv PICK IT UP

I saw it, this made me so mad lmao

Drae..never change or read comments:)

Hihihi:)

Yeah, that kinda hurt to watch it get sold and for only like 200$

Was thinking the same

- Yeah I don't know exactly how it works since I don't have the game, but my game/real life strategy would be not to sell anything until I can appraise AND repair it, I'd keep things until I gained that skill. because you are automatically underselling your own profit potential by not doing that. Just get by on the lower price things until you van upgrade those skills or buy the tools or whatever the mechanic is.

What's Beak in?

@@morbidsasquatch9640 a typo LMAO Thanks for letting me know

People actually do this and if caught you can get in a lot of trouble. The story goes is if you rent a locker, then stop paying payments the locker owners auction it off and if it's more than you owed by a certain amount you are elligible for a percentage that the owners made. So people would go find empty boxes and make them heavy and seal them (think expensive tool then filled with rocks and taped back up). They would rent a locker and fill that then stop making payments so the locker owners auction it off. Auctioneers buy that locker for 5000 thinking they can resell all those tools to make a bit of profit from the tools. Say you owed 500 in payments but the owners made 5000 on your things. Your stuff was technically worth the 500 (the amount you contractually owed for the locker) But sold for 5000. Now the owners owe you a percentage of the inflated price. But the buyers got frauded. Almost all types of fraud is illegal (if convicted).

Yea, that had me pretty confused. I'm pretty sure Drae lives in or is from Ontario and they definitely have gun stores there as well.

As an American I am surprised to hear that tbh. As far as we're aware down here, guns are basically illegal in Canada lol.

@94ccf nope, couple courses and a background check, and you can walk in and buy a gun. More regulated for sure but far from illegal.

@@Xenten123 Interesting. Honestly that's better then some states here. Some states won't issue a license to buy a gun no matter what.

Was confused as well. No way Canada has stricter gun laws than Sweden. And even as a Swede i have a shotgun, 2 tikka hunting rifles and a ptr gir 101 on the way. We have quite strict gun rules, and you can only own a total of 4 guns, 6 with good motivation.

He has hundreds if not thousands of people recommending those games to him (I imagine).

​@@Jerry_Osin Or he uses steam and set the filter to "simulation" and "new" or "demo".

@@PsychEngel yeah, but usually games he plays are actually not complete garbage, so either he spends plenty of time checking those games on his own and showing us only those better ones, or someone recommends to him those better ones so he doesn't have to waste plenty of time.

3:30 guess the whole magic thing is not paying so well