ok if your a rancher or farmer then how much land do you have ? lets talk "barns". so why the hell would they need a storage shed HAHAHAHA.. its mostly those that work at the dairy queen or live on welfair, run a cash register at a store some farm labor perhaps. but bottom line is in my parts anyhow small towns do not have good stuff. I have to goto the bigger city's. now if mr banker dies perhaps if he wrapped and stored it corectly odds of 1 in 100.
 Also this is desert so dust holy hell dust get's a hard crusted 1/4" thick on stuff easy and at over 150 degrees in them lockers in summer time plastic and rubber starts to melt and put off oils that stick this dust to it even plastic cloths hangers etc. in 30 days are trash. baby stroller handels yuck..sticky mess so its funny to watch noobies grab that stuff after a buy HAHAHAHA... so yes it limites what you can resell unlike up north or back east. a fishing rod handel can be mush on a new $200 fishing pole never used making it junk fishing worms melt and they have some bad oils as well eating luers etc so if stuff was just thrown in the locker worms are everywhere in that tackel box = trash.
 also in bigger cities pavement and lots of it = less dust but more heat. so you dont have to beat all that damn dirt out of the fabric in furnature. them oils from hangers and rubber stuff arn't quite as bad when melted onto the wooden or what ever they are sitting on etc. without the dust to crust it up like cement or J.B. weld but its still there.
them neat plastic storage containers turn black on top and there is no getting the dust off its melted into the plastic bonded by the oils in it. if they have been in there over a year they start cracking and have dried out and started to rott. cardboard is better.
Anyrate this is my neck of the woods anyhow im sure its different other places.

I'm 90 miles from walmart and 150 from a mall. dump runs are free if my dump dont take it I have lots of land it can rot on car batteries etc.. LOL so thats how I manage to offset my fuel price and drive these distance's no dump fees. and going to the big city is like a hollywood auction to small town country folks here just because the unites are clean when the door opens less spiders and rodents etc. also.


UV is so bad here you could fill a gallon milk jug with water sit it in the yard this time of year full sun in 60 days you goto pick it up and the handel comes off in your hand it has rotted that fast. without water 30 days its brittle and rotted. its a real game changer that the tv shows dont show.

I'll say it once again this is how it is in southern New Mexico ,AZ to Elpaso TX. come on out and give it a wirl hahahaha..

 It looks just like an old field sample testing case HAHAHA.. it holds vials of field samples and test chemicals etc. my dad used to have one for doing soil samples on the farm to test the minerals in it for fertalization etc. back in the 60's. good luck. To bad you didnt get the beaker and glass vials with the black plastic screw caps. you could play hairy potter LOL. as they had different types of acids in some of the vials, they made kewl smoke when introduced to water (sulpher). I never got my but paddeled as bad as I did when I got caught playing with it lol.

Any rate I can't tell for 100% sure but Thats what poped into my old head when I seen it.

Dont let the excitement and pressure do the bidding. at the same time dont let it give you cold feet dont worry about looking like an idiot take a list of pointers with you and when you feel over whelmed refer to it and calm down. then its ok to pull the trigger when you feel right, and allways try to stay in sight of the auctioneer if you want him to see your bid and expect the crowd to chuckel but if you have to get the auctioneers attention its ok to yell YEP just once wile pointing to the stars like mikel jackson then when you win you can do the moon walk just so they will all remember you HAHAHAHA.A sure bet to get you a gig on tv if the film crew shows up. The idea is to have fun if your not having fun go home and hang it up.

I see this as a double edged sword this will also back fire as storage unites get built all over the U.S. just to scam people. also there will be new auctioneers coming out of the wood work. So I would say the whole damn industrie stands to get diluted from every angel. it's the next houseing boom lookout below when the bubble pops the industrie will be so raped, pillaged, and left so miss trusted that the winners will be those that build the new alternative to lockers or a new type of lkr that is more secure I'm sure lkr break ins and crime rate is at an all time high right now.

I agree wile my area covers 300 miles and times are tough in these parts. I seen regulars still going for items that pertain to construction like a kid in a candy store just makes no sense to me, as building has stoped dead in its tracks so that stuff will be hard to move. I will be hitting another in that town tuesday then up north 45 miles of there for another same day and If I see how it plays with a lower number of lockers up. as I noticed folks there from a large city 50 miles away a few said they had been flushed out looking for deals and im talking folks with stores etc. being newbies them selfs in a small town just to find some relief from the big city crowds.

What gets me is these new managers catering to this promoteing it to keep the $$$ coming in they seem to be ready to take there facility auctions main stream like the tv show so with this its a god sighn it might take it longer to fade away at that facility just figured id see how it works with less lkrs up etc.

Then head west if needed if it plays the same there these fools can have it I will hang it up for a wile and maybe try some luck at a old silver mine I bought a wile back at an auction for something to do between bus runs the rest of this year.

Went to one today small town but there were over 75 people there 9 lkr's the storage facility had balloons free botteled water on ice with the storage Co. name on the label,  and soda's even hotdogs I kept looking for the radio station or a clown to come around the corner handing out cotton candy. lined up to sighn in and here come a guy with a basket handing out candy, pens and business cards.  the prices matched the crowd High. seen some cheap plastic handeled silverware in a box with two used matress's go for $75 with no hidden suprise's unless someone stuffed a matress with money. I went there and I saw the WOW factor therefore I will not return to that place for atleast 6 months. 6 bidders in the crowd. if I hadnt driven 80 miles id of got in my truck and left first sight of the circus.

In my experience as a small town guy. everyone knows everyone so if your Mr Money baggs with loker 115 everyone in town will fight for it. The local coffee shop full of old men will have beaten the subject to death before auction day in the big city its easy to hide amongst numbers etc. So its easyer for Mr Money baggs to hide.
 In small towns people are ranked according to how much gold you have etc. people make it a point to find out it's like a pecking order. and the crows will pick everyone apart that they think they can out wizzz...

 So in a small town unless they are sleeping your odds are lower I have a lkr coming up that is in this catagory im just hoping with the guy being from out of town that nothing sticks out when the door opens I can confirm its who I believe it is and steal it. as it's a 10x30 and the owner didnt live in this town but made a nice 6 figures a year. This is a once in ten year deal.

I'd wrather be in a big city crowd where no one knew Mr Money baggs. but this is just me.