Thrift Stores Have Officially Lost the Plot… Everything Feels Like a Scam
Lindey Glenn
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Thrift stores used to be the place to find affordable clothes, furniture, and hidden treasures—but these prices are getting completely out of control. From used merchandise priced higher than it costs brand-new to donated items being listed for thousands of dollars, shopping at places like Goodwill barely feels like thrifting anymore.
In this video, we’re looking at some of the most outrageous thrift-store prices people have encountered and asking the obvious question: If the merchandise was donated for free, how did we end up with prices like these?
Have thrift stores genuinely become too expensive, or do shoppers simply expect donated items to be unrealistically cheap? Let me know the most ridiculous thrift-store price you’ve ever seen!
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Thrift-store prices are getting out of control as shoppers expose expensive Goodwill items, overpriced donated merchandise, ridiculous secondhand prices, and used products costing more than they do brand-new. This reaction explores Goodwill pricing, thrift-store inflation, ShopGoodwill auctions, expensive secondhand shopping, viral thrift-store finds, outrageous price tags, and why affordable thrifting has become increasingly difficult.
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Thrift Stores Have Officially Lost the Plot… Everything Feels Like a Scam
Lindey Glenn
124,768 views
Disclaimer: NMLS #182334 nmlsconsumeraccess.org. APR for rates in the 5s start at 6.327% for well qualified borrowers. Call 888-804-0303 for details about credit, costs and terms. Visit http://AmericanFinancing.net/Lindey. Average savings based on borrowers who save over $199.99
Thrift stores used to be the place to find affordable clothes, furniture, and hidden treasures—but these prices are getting completely out of control. From used merchandise priced higher than it costs brand-new to donated items being listed for thousands of dollars, shopping at places like Goodwill barely feels like thrifting anymore.
In this video, we’re looking at some of the most outrageous thrift-store prices people have encountered and asking the obvious question: If the merchandise was donated for free, how did we end up with prices like these?
Have thrift stores genuinely become too expensive, or do shoppers simply expect donated items to be unrealistically cheap? Let me know the most ridiculous thrift-store price you’ve ever seen!
Make sure you like the video, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more reactions to outrageous prices, consumer chaos, and things that make absolutely no sense.
My Second Channel: @lindey2.0
My Bodycam Channel: @lindeyunfiltered
My Facebook: Facebook: lindey.yt
My Tiktok: TikTok: lindeyuncensored
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Want to Help Support My Youtube Channel? paypal.me/LindeyGlenn
Want to become a channel member?
@lindeyglenn
BUSINESS INQUIRIES ONLY: LindeyLouTube@gmail.com
#Goodwill #ThriftStores #thrifting
Thrift-store prices are getting out of control as shoppers expose expensive Goodwill items, overpriced donated merchandise, ridiculous secondhand prices, and used products costing more than they do brand-new. This reaction explores Goodwill pricing, thrift-store inflation, ShopGoodwill auctions, expensive secondhand shopping, viral thrift-store finds, outrageous price tags, and why affordable thrifting has become increasingly difficult.