It seems that unit managers drag a bunch of leftover bits into one unit. they get a bit of money and someone else has to clean up and remove. It's a win/win for them.
I don’t know if anyone has told you but handcuff keys are common to certain brands and are pretty cheap. I’ve worked in private security and investigations for over 30 years and have several sets of handcuffs and basically there are 2 keys that can open practically any set. From what I saw of the keyhole on that set anyone buying them should be able to get a key at any security/police supply shop. Owning handcuffs is not illegal.
Put a hitch on your car and get a small utility trailer so you can haul more. Paid about $150 at uhaul for mine. I haul all kinds of stuff. Trash, quads, furniture. Brush after trimming trees. Takes money to make money.
Buying storage units is an adult easter egg hunt. Me and a friend did this in Dallas for a couple of years. Most people don't realize how much work it is to clean out these units. You're usually under a time limit (end of the day, or, sometimes the next day), and you have to leave a deposit. 4 hours in 100+ degree temps in a storage unit is no joke. However, the Easter Egg hunt is woth it :-)
That would be a Manager special. Storage facility takes anything that’s left over in other units that nobody wanted and they put it into a different unit together so they could sell it for some money
Check the inside of the coach bag. I have several real coach bags I've bought at a coach store. There is a tag on the inside pocket with a metal coach emblem they also come with a number that tells you it's an authentic coach bag.
My wife and I buy storage units but she is afraid of us videoing and posting because of people harassing. We don’t buy many units in our hometown so I told her we should just video the out of town ones. Thank you for sharing your experience
I found a headboard that was similar to that one, that had 600 bucks stashed inside the fabric . I noticed on the back that the staples had been messed with a few times . I ripped the fabric off then the money flew out on the ground .4 50's and the rest were 20's. You never know. good hunting.
Definitely look up the # on the tag of the coach bag! I don't know how you're working in there! I'm sweating working INSIDE my house in south Louisiana 😅 😅🤣