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As we have all learned from reality-TV, a good quarter of the units are choke-full with anything but junk: you will find sculpted furniture in pristine conditio
by cornholio 9y ago
As we have all learned from reality-TV, a good quarter of the units are choke-full with anything but junk: you will find sculpted furniture in pristine condition, civil war artifacts, expensive professional equipment and tens of thousands of dollars in rare baseball cards. The industry must be really struggling to provide adequate security.
- JoeAltmaier 9y agoBut they show only the cream of the crop. never gonna air that episode where they found water-logged bundles of newspapers, old Byte magazines in mouse-chewed boxes and a raccoon mummy.
- kazagistar 9y agoDunno, that too would make for some compelling TV drama.
- jiveturkey 9y agoyour sarcasm filter is broken
- JoeAltmaier 9y agoyeah its harder in print to detect. If it had been a tad more over the top I would have got it!
- lfowles 9y agoThey're also not going to show the storage units that students use to hold furniture while they go off for a summer internship elsewhere.
- the-dude 9y agoI once watched an episode with a unit full of money ( on a pallet ).
- tonyedgecombe 9y agoI think that was Breaking Bad.
- jessaustin 9y agoNo it was The Shield... I guess this a common trope?
- the-dude 9y agoNo, it was Breaking Bad.
- rokhayakebe 9y agoAmerica Junk Season 4 debuts tonight at 9PM EST. Alternative titles: Junk in America, or Billion Dollar Junk