Right, so I thought I'd just do a quick video whilst down here.
So need a furniture shop, guys.
We've got a bit of a move around because obviously we can't put things like this out the front now because they get damp, see, and wet and then you've added... the mirror's not too bad but, you know, oh they were down here to be flattened.
In the corners he had like, not patio sets, they were called plate sets, on the corners to try and flatten them.
Perhaps I'll try it again now because they're a bit dog-eared, see.
Anyway, I'll go across the shelves, tons of waiting stuff.
Yeah, still a bit dog-eared, innit?
That's what he was doing, he put them there, look, and then he put some plates on them, to get the...
Most people wouldn't bother, see, they've just been them.
But we don't.
We try and rescue it, you know, because if a mum's gonna use it and a child is gonna enjoy it, then
take the time in the effort, innit, to straighten it out.
By no means is this our job to do this, but this is what we do, you know.
And then that'll be lovely, then, if somebody picks it up, we'd only get one fifty or a pound for it, depending on what discount we're on.
Might end up with somebody's five pound free stuff.
But, you know, we're just pleased that people recycle.
That's lovely.
It's nice, innit, an Egyptian one.
Yankee candles, they are.
What do you do then?
Put a tea light in them, isn't it?
And that lights up like a little... I think that little thing lights up, then.
I don't know how that works.
Oh, look, the holy grail.
Maybe you're looking for, oh, God, I can't think today, days of birthdays and new ages and stuff.
We always get tens of them in.
We'd put them down here.
See, this has been done, this jeweled art stuff.
But somebody might have it for free or make something out of it.
Somebody else might get enjoyment out of that.
You know, like that bottle that we've got there.
It's a nice bottle.
It's basically recycling that bottle, but somebody might put lights in it and make it look nice.
That's nice.
Oh, good God, there.
And again, you know, I think they are that have drink or something in them.
But, you know, somebody might have it and say, oh, spray that ready for Halloween, put a candle in it, you know.
It's about recycling, isn't it, guys?
And using stuff as much as we can before it goes into landfill.
Because, or even to glass recycling, because there is still a carbon footprint with glass recycling.
We've got a load of dressing gowns and snuggie things down here, too.
So it's about recycling it as much as possible to reduce the recycling carbon footprint on top of it.
Put that by there.
I've got a couple of boxes over stock there.
And a police officer.
So I've got bamboos from my dad's bamboo forest.
I thought I'd do a quick little video.
I can't believe that painting's still here.
It's brilliant.
And that one.
I love that one.
So I just thought, well, we'll just show you what we've got just up by here for five minutes.
If you see it, don't wait on it, guys.
It flies out.
It really do, honestly.
I know you think it does, and you're like, well, it's always got to be full, isn't it?
It's always full of stuff.
It's only now that we've stopped.
Because these are usually chock-a-block.
So there's obviously stuff gone because there's gaps.
Because our shelves are chock-a-block 24x7.
So there is definitely stuff gone.