That's flooding.

The gravel is flooding.

Let's go later, man.

It's been a dreary couple of months here, but in between the flooding, I hit up this goodwill and right inside I noticed something with an apple to logo on it.

This is Bank Street, Writer by Broderbund Software for Apple to Siri's computers sealed.

I don't see this very often.

Didn't pick it up, since I already have another version of it.

But, you know, interesting to see.

Also noticed another piece of computer software down here.

Not nearly as interesting.

But you know, it's in a big box, so it caught my attention.

This is key Master Maps by SoftKey.

The best thing to happen in navigation since the compass.

Holy crap.

Somehow I doubt that, And this is not really again the kind of thing that I collect.

But whatever bucks computer software pleases me.

How, man, Now here is a blast from the past.

This is Global Transmissions by D.

J.

Ferry course Tin Man.

That brings back some early two thousands memories.

Right there at this exact CD in 2001 picked it up in a best buy and, yeah, man still have it somewhere in the glass case behind that shelf where a couple of interesting cameras, or at least they're kind of interesting.

I don't know, like anything about them.

So that's interesting to me over any electronics and noticed these hugely nostalgic lab tech computer speakers.

You know, I don't remember them necessarily sounding great or anything, but I do remember messing with them in, like, demo units and stores back in the early nineties.

Mid nineties, I don't know.

And it didn't come with power.

Supply would have gotten him otherwise.

No one could replace that.

But I don't really care enough over the puzzles and board games saw a whole lot of nothing.

But then I noticed a Teddy Ruxpin, and I've actually been wanting to pick one of these up again because I had one as a young lad, like four years old or something.

And yeah, these guys, you know, it plays because that tapes I don't know if this one work.

Probably not, because I opened a battery compartment and it was hugely corroded.

I do wanna grab one at some point, but I mean pretty much, only get it if it was, like, complete in box, all right, not much there.

So onto another goodwill.

And let's give the lucky rock a bit of relief from all of this intermittent rain.

There we go, much better.

Let's head inside, and it appears that it's back to school season.

Yeah, I guess it is.

I have no concept of time anymore.

So I didn't realize.

And here's a bunch of notebooks that aren't really that much less than what you'd find anywhere else.

Looks like this particular goodwill.

It started doing these sort of grab bag bags for toys in different various things like that.

I've seen other stores like Savers and Value Village do this in the past, so that's interesting.

The goodwill is starting to do that, and I've occasionally found, like, GameBoy games and stuff in these.

So maybe I'll get lucky one day.

A man Look at that junk.

That's what she said over in the glass case here, and I noticed what is a bunch of old radio tubes, as it says on the box 25 bucks for the box of him, which I you know, I don't know if it's actually a good deal for what's in here, but it is very rare for me to see light tube their vows that a goodwill at all a man some more late nineties early two thousands nostalgia.

Eiffel.

65 year.

Yeah, I will never forget this album.

We listen to it way too much, and I don't even know why anymore.

Oh yeah, that's why below that was hiding a bit of wonderfulness.

In my opinion, this right here is descent one into the definitive collection in the box.

In fact, this is much better condition on the box I already have.

So I'm going to get it and replace it around the other side.

And there's another PC game just hanging out with the game's not computer games.

This is Mac Warrior three and boxes a bit beat up, but it is that delightful Holla foil, shiny box.

I already have this or else I would have gotten it.

But yeah, that's a cool box to find shame.

It's kind of tourney scratched up, though.

Oh, hey, look, it's a gravis game pad paro, although this is an interesting little thing to find on there that you don't normally see a joystick screwed into the top of this because that's just what it came with.

But somebody has actually gone to the trouble of drilling it in there.

They really did not want this Joy state coming off of that deep at Look at that screw.

That's what she said.

Just to the right of that was some more camera stuff lying around like this.

Kodak trim, light Instamatic.

This is kind of Ah, neat little thing.

I think I have another one that's very similar to this, so I won't be getting it.

But this one is Brown S O brown.

It's not wood grain, but, you know, I approve.

Anyway, all the more interesting thing in this package were these old stickers.

Check that out.

What a groovy said a stickers.

Man, are these old cell phones, cellular phones style?

Oh, their walkie talkies.

That's pretty cool.

I've got a phone that actually looks like these things that I need to see.

A design being used like that.

That is not actually a phone.

Whoa.

Now, this is old.

Check out.

This sewing machine does it say New Empress?

Absolutely no clue what kind of value these things actually have.

But they were selling it for 50 bucks.

Also ran across this'll Nice is more my style.

Ah, Polaroid Instant Spectra as a weight.

That's auto focus.

Anyway, it's a spectre camera.

I've been wanting a Polaroid instant camera and this one is in the box.

It seems to be complete, so I'm gonna grab it a man check out these sand Sweet s 5 17 speakers.

I would've grabbed these potentially just because I really like the way they look.

But they were rather damaged the Nope.

Little combination of equipment right here.

It's a record player, cassette player, radio amplifier and eight track, all in one from J.

C.

Penney.

I like these kind of systems even though they seem like they would probably be garbage for quality.

But I don't know if I ever found one in really good condition.

I grab it.

Oh, and this is even more pleasing.

It's another J C penny piece of equipment here.

This is also a black and white tube.

I would have grabbed this if it weren't black and white.

I don't need any more black and white TV s.

I've got a few now, but it's like this one.

Just look at the way he looks.

It's fantastic.

Had quite a few appealing kind of C R.

T is hanging around in here, but nothing really special.

Then I saw this realtor riel thing, which again, that doesn't really seem terribly special, But it was 19 bucks.

And, uh, yeah, it's cool.

Little compact unit that's meant to be taken around with you.

And what not with the speakers that fold out from the front.

It's by sharp.

I just like seeing these, even though I'd probably never get one, at least not in this form factor, huh?

What is this?

Ah, 100 black board games.

Okay, well, I mean, you know, I'm a sucker for gaming things that I find a good will, but I believe that I draw the line half pun intended with chalk board games.

Uh, these golf balls have a rope through them.

They the just dangly golf balls on rope.

Why is this existent?

Not only that, but a disturbingly stands straight up on a shelf.

And what do you know as I was about to leave unnoticed.

There are fidget spinners at Goodwill now at the checkout counter 5 99 No name fidget spinners from China.

If this doesn't signal the end of a fad, I don't know what does onto another.

Goodwill is It's looking pretty stormy out once again and inside a glass case I was drawn to appears to game here, ski and shoot.

Also GT A three and a couple Other things for PS two, PS one and whatnot.

I don't need any of them.

I thought this was appears to game as well.

Hack routes is that dot Hack?

I don't know.

I've not been familiar with this series, but I do know the PS two games air rather desirable and you want to play them.

But this is not a game we're checking out.

The VHS is because you never know and, well, you never know.

Look at this Isaac Asimov's Robots VCR Mystery game.

Within five minutes, you'll be on one of 256 possible courses to save the galaxy.

Holy crap.

I have got to get this, if anything, for the artwork, and I just want to cover VCR games.

At some point in the future.

Checking out the media section and another PS two series of games Caught My Eye.

The Hitman trilogy.

I already have these individually, but that's cool to see this killer package all together in the original package.

I usually see these individually.

Oh, have I ever mentioned that I go thrift ing in the South?

Quite a bit.

NASCAR lamps are not only not unusual, but they're pretty much expected checking out the electronica ls.

And he means Sega Genesis here.

And I just dropped something on the floor.

But I don't care, because second Genesis.

And there's another one here, the model to just hanging around.

Not bad prices, I guess.

But, I mean, I don't need them, and they don't come with anything.

Well, this is different.

A target smart card reader.

I remember seeing these when I worked at Target, but I think they were phasing them out at that time in the mid to thousands.

But yeah, this is basically something to take your target red card.

Plug it into your computer so you can get exclusive deals.

And what not on the target website.

Oh, now this is more my style.

Check out this General Electric cassette recorder, super funky.

And look at this little lever slash button control selector thing he reject didn't seem to work.

In fact, it seemed like it would need some work period to be ableto work, so I didn't grab it, but has a really fascinating aesthetic.

How?

What is this FM for your computers while his TV and whatnot through USB?

All right, cool.

I've actually been meaning to do a video on FM radio through PCs.

Have a couple devices now that do that.

So I'll grab this and put it in that video to at some point, look, I found the device used by the YouTube comment section.

Always wondered how they made that happen so easily.

Ah, man, I remember seeing this game.

This is the eBay Elektronik talking auction game from the early two thousands of Man.

This is when, like, eBay was just like, Holy crap.

It's amazing things.

So there were merchandising everywhere, and then Parker brothers made a board game out of it.

Always been curious to play this, but not curious enough to, like, buy it and take it home.

Checking out the random crap section and I found some random crafted has absolutely crap my random, if you know what I mean.

This is a prodigy online service bundle with a haze.

Personal motive 2400.

Dude, I love Prodigy merch, and one that comes with an original Hayes Motome is just a friggin bonus in every single way, Absolutely taking this home.

And as I was about the wander out, I noticed a bunch of ready to eat meals, assorted flavors for a dollar 99 each.

Yeah, I was tempted to go all Steve 1989 over here.

But I don't really want to, because these don't look like particularly great ones, but I don't know what I know.

All righty onto one more goodwill.

Since it's not pouring down rain at the moment and inside a glass case.

Look at this.

Look at this.

This is a Pac Man.

Many arcade unit by Calico.

I have always wanted one of these, and this one was just $2.

Only McKay ever works.

I'm getting it.

Well, that is one garishly pink cheap kids.

Be Anna right there.

Look at that.

Almost tempted to send this to a bid keys, although it would probably make him cry.

So maybe not more pink stuff.

Oh, this is not the this.

This is something else that is absolutely got my attention here.

Some s and E s games, $5 each.

Couple that I didn't have actually a few that I didn't have.

So I ended up grabbing Tom and Jerry this Speedy Gonzalez game and lying king.

So pretty much all the ones that were based on animated properties keyboards.

I see some older ones in here too.

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