Gary Vaynerchuk's Trash Talk #2

Mug life bitches!  No that's not a typo... MUG, not THUG.  America's favorite garage sale hunting multi-millionaire hits the driveways and garages of New Jersey on a rainy Saturday last fall (2018).  He finds the cheap coffee mugs, he scores big with Matchbox and Hot Wheels cars, stuffed animals ("plush toys" these days), and lands a huge collection of collectible Olympic pins.  All told, his $75 in garage sale finds turns into about a grand on Ebay.  Why does a guy who owns a $150 million a year digital agency do this?  To prove to everyone out there that hustling can make virtually anyone some cash.  He's a hustler from childhood.  #fliplife #garyvee Check out his content, it's everywhere.  Gary's entertaining, and gives you ideas on how to make some cash when you're starting out. 

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Gary Vaynerchuk's Trash Talk #1

First of all, Gary Vayherchuk cusses a lot, or curses, as he says.  If that bothers you, don't watch this.

Why would a guy with a $150 million digital agency get filmed going to garage sales, and trying to get 50 cents off of a $1  coffee mug?  Some people would say hype or image.  Seriously, I consume a lot of his content.  He likes, maybe straight up loves, doing this shit.  He talks about it all the time in other videos, behind the scenes, business consulting sessions, and even keynote speeches.  Gary's entertaining, and this series of videos shows you something pretty much anyone can do to earn some extra money.  If you go really hardcore into it, you can make a living doing this type of thing. 

I've done this, at a small level, since taking a Magic Rub eraser my dad gave me (he got them free at work as a draftsman), cutting it into 8 little pieces, and selling each one for a dime.  That was in 2nd grade in Massillon, Ohio.  My dad was loved "wheeling and dealing," as we called it when I was a kid in the 70's, and I got the bug from him.  I've never done it full time, but I've made some money through my life doing "flipping," as it's now called.  I love these videos, as entertainment, inspiration, and as a money making how-to.  Maybe you will, too.  If you don't know, check out Gary's content, it's everywhere, @garyvee.  This is his first installment of Trash Talk, from last fall (2018).

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