Welcome to Peresal podcast. I'm Mike. And this is Orlando and we're on episode 418, an update episode.

That's right, 418 episodes in. And today is an update episode and we love our update episodes. It's kind of the flagship episode of our

podcast. It's the one I think I look forward to the most other than the live episodes that we do on

Mondays on YouTube. So the update episodes is where we get a chance to talk about what's going on

in our life reselling wise, maybe give you some reselling stories while we've been out at garage sales and thrift stores.

And then also talk about the breaking news in the reselling community and give you those spicy bolos,

those things you should be on the lookout for when you're at garage sales, thrift stores, on Facebook marketplace,

all the places you're doing your sourcing. So yeah, that's our update episodes here. And so Orlando,

how are things going, man? It's a mixed bag. You know, it's been good as far as, you know,

eBay sales keep coming through, which I'm good. I'm happy about. And it's, we're entering Q4,

right? By the time this episode drops we are officially

in Q4 the very first couple days a Q4 but it is interesting um and the reason I say it's

interesting it's just because sales have been kind of like I don't know how to explain it but I get

big dollar sales right so I'll get a big dollar sale on a Monday and a Tuesday.

And then the next day, it'll be like $10, like $15, right?

And then the next day it'll be another like $10, $15 sales.

Which I really hate the fact that I have inventory that's worth that much.

The only reason I have that is because at a certain point I was able to sell things at a certain

price and then as the economy declined, you know, the cost of goods went down at the cost of the

market went down. And so I had to keep, you know, chipping away at the price. But it's interesting

because, you know, it's funny, you know, people have commented how how sometimes like you know people get burnt

out and they get tired of reselling and I'm not there I'm not tired of reselling I'm just tired of like

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