Every other word out of Lori’s mouth is a curse word… at least while she’s behind the wheel. Her friends in Washington see a kinder side to her when she’s not in her car. However, Lori doesn’t feel like she has a problem when driving. Meanwhile in Maryland, Akia spends every day face-to-face with her worst enemy: the interstate. With nearly $20,000 in traffic tickets and a boyfriend on the brink of leaving her forever, Akia must decide once and for all whether she’s going to turn her aggressive highway driving around, or let it get the better of her.
Heading out on the road can cause some people to kick off.
Take a walk through the back alleys to discover why clashes happen in the concrete jungle.
Starvation and exhaustion push the survivalists to their limits as wild game taunts them at every turn. While one participant looks for a reason to carry on, another teeters on the edge of their breaking point.
The remaining three survivalists continue to push their limits as they reach nearly a month in the Great Karoo Desert.
When a guy phones with a batch of tuxedos to sell, it sure helps if you know a guy who buys tuxedos. And, luckily, Jeff knows everybody. With his Rolodex spinning, expert middleman Jeff brings together a series of buyers and sellers, skimming off a bit of cream each time-without breaking a sweat.
For The Liquidator, snap decisions and big gambles are part of the game. But sometimes "slam-dunk" deals can give Jeff more trouble than he bargained for. High-end appliances at 50 percent off retail? Dirt-cheap hockey jerseys? What could possibly go wrong?
Jeff makes his living on a handshake every day-he’s got to know whom to trust. When he’s called in to negotiate for the goods in an Italian gelato café that appears to be brewing something on the side, Jeff has to be careful not to get in over his head. Meanwhile, other deals for dodgy Chinese mattresses and wicker furniture demonstrate the extent-and limits-of Jeff’s trust.
There’s a cardinal rule in the world of buy-and-sell: Never fall in love with your merchandise. But when Jeff finally decides to part with his beloved Motorcycle Monster statue, fellow-collector Rick appears to tempt him with even more novelty attractions. Sometimes even Jeff has to remember that money talks and love has a price.
Most men are little boys at heart-and they love their toys. When a local go-kart track goes out of business, Jeff's excitement gets the better of him. He decides to host an auction to sell the used karts-and impulsively promises the track owners a $20-grand guarantee against the proceeds. Can he cobble together enough other "man toys" to make the auction a success?
Jeff takes delivery of a massive load of dubious merchandise-including pallets of foam Easter eggs and Halloween pumpkins-and his staff starts to worry. Meanwhile, a planned auction of high-end goods teeters on the brink of disaster.
When a beloved dog is hit by a car, Dr. Jeff battles to save his shattered leg. Then Dr. Amy takes on a new challenge treating 7 bad-tempered chickens. And a tiny kitten found unconscious at a construction site unites everyone in a fight to save it.
Carrollton, Texas hosts the auction. Moe and Mary debate their team name. Victor Rjesnjansky tries to blend in with some camouflage hunting gear. Jenny Grumbles wages war with Mary Padian for a unit with some glass blowing items. And Ricky and Bubba visit in old friend for a lesson in drugs. With the buyers acting crazy, who will be able to turn their storage stash into cold, hard cash?
On the hottest day of summer, the buyers return to the wealthy suburb of Lake Highlands, Texas. Victor Rjesnjansky gets burned by a mistake, but a surprise find leads him to the floor of the Dallas Mavericks basketball arena. Bubba finds a book that might magically transport him to another realm. Moe Prigoff, Mary Padian, and Jenny Grumbles lock horns with a pair from Storage Wars Texas past. As the temperature rises, the competition has never been hotter, and at least one buyer leaves wanting revenge.
Some buyers have enjoyed a successful first day in Austin, but on the second and final day, the Doc and the Junkster turn desperate. Not wanting to return home with an empty rental truck, Moe and Mary go all in on a locker full of pi atas. Jenny Grumbles aims for furniture, but gets a new set of wheels. Ricky and Bubba get mean to get a locker, and Victor joins Moe and Mary in the pi ata trade, leading to a turf war on Sixth Street where only one pi ata seller will be left standing. In a strange land, the buyers discover that sometimes it s survival of the strangest.
The buyers venture to Cedar Hill, Texas--home of the rich and fabulous Dr. Moe Prigoff. Jenny Grumbles tries to toast Victor for a locker filled with chotskies. Bubba journeys alone to the heart of storage darkness. Mary tries to keep Moe from losing his mind and buying a locker filled with BBQ sauce. And Victor brings his truck to sweep the competition. From civil war prosthetics to voodoo statues--one buyer will curse his locker and one locker will curse its buyer.
Season 2 returns with brand new buys, all-new finds, and a few new faces. The buyers journey to the resort and spa town of Mineral Wells. "Rangers" Ricky and Bubba face off with Victor for a luxury household locker. New buyer Jenny Grumbles tries to exterminate two pests: a swarm of termites and a lovesick buyer. "The Outsider" takes some old wood to an old friend. And a classic lighter sparks up a fortune. With a massive payout at stake, the buyers will have to learn that big things often come in small packages.
The buyers head to Tyler, Texas--a country town with a thriving art scene. Ricky tries to remove the "Vic fungus" that s invaded Bubba s head. Jenny Grumbles finds a rare insect display. Victor Rjesnjansky brawls for a unit with an antique train set. And Moe Prigoff reveals a dark secret in hopes of getting Mary s help. While one team enlists Grand Slam Champion Anne Smith to make heads of their tennis heads, another goes to an old friend to make sure their sculptural bust is not a bust.
The buyers travel to the transportation hub of Irving, TX. Dr. Moe's prot g e, Mary Padian, returns -- giving refurbisher, Jenny Grumbles, a run for her money. Ricky Smith learns a valuable lesson in human anatomy. Victor Rjesnjansky buys a secret agent's locker. And Bubba Smith is forced to find a buyer for some explicit art. Dr. Moe once said, "Mary's imagination really blows my socks off!" As the buyers are about to discover -- her mind is far stranger than expected.
Auctions take place in Lake Highlands, Texas--a wealthy suburb of Dallas. Victor Rjesnjansky snakes his way into Bubba's mind--turning him against Ricky. Jenny Grumbles scours the lockers, while working for a very picky client. Mary Padian bids against her former mentor. And Dr. Moe Prigoff returns to the auction--finding an item that blows up in his face. From repurposed to refurbished--the buyers will have to hustle to pump up their profits.
In the Season 3 premiere, a pair of newbies infringe on Brandon and Lori's turf and push the couple to spend more than they'd like, while a bunch of storage warriors bid on a set of wrapped pallets. Later, a mysterious large item piques bidders' interest.
Jesse risks big on a bin; Lori second-guesses Brandon and takes a flier on a questionable lot; and buyers bid on a puzzle of parts that they hope add up to something rewarding.
A deadly bin puts all the buyers on edge; It's a bad omen that casts a dark shadow over the day; Brandon and Lori square off against Scott and Chrissy in a do or die bidding war.
Bidders gamble on a high-ticket mystery item and an ATM while unlikely duos team up with an unusual strategy that leaves hunters dumbfounded.
An old rivalry resurfaces in Las Vegas; a covered item contains what is hopefully a vintage automobile; and a unit full of gemstones sparks an all-out bidding war.
A winning bidder gets more than he bargained for; competitors are abuzz over a locker filled with vintage bar equipment; an eagle-eyed bidder spots something special about a lot and hopes no one else notices.
Brandon and Lori take part in an unusual auction, where they show interest in a large covered item.
Buyers are all abuzz over a locker that is swarming with extras; a competitor makes it his business to bag a bin filled with rusty office cabinets; and a winning bidder scores an antique that contains a cache of concealed cash.
Once again in Riverside, Shana and Edwina bring their "Golden Girls Chic" but end up phoning it in. Dave sets his eyes on a messy unit. Rene isn't suppose to be buying, so he sells instead.
The buyers invade Orange, CA. Barry Weiss brings a butler. Jarrod and Brandi find a vintage lamp that comes from royalty...of sorts. And Darrel Sheets spends the most money ever spent on a unit in Storage Wars history, but will he hit a home run?
The oldest facility in Los Angeles is where the newest buyers make their debut. Brandi and Jarrod try to piece together a win and Ivy tries to hoard most of the units all to himself.
Darrell's pupil has a gothic graduation; Kenny goes "low key undercover," uncovering a new career opportunity.
In Riverside, Kenny gets baited into bidding on a massive locker. Rene and Casey grab a small unit and churn a few bucks. Later, Shana and Edwina find out their mystery box is mislabeled.
In Hawaiian Gardens, Darrell breaks in the new guy. Brandi and Jarrod detect something mysterious in their unit and Justin paws his way through a decent locker.
It's an auction standoff in Stanton, CA. Darrell Sheets reemerges after scoring the biggest hit in Storage Wars history. Mark Balelo shows up with a custom made man purse full of money. Barry gets his motors running. And Nabila Haniss gets run up on a locker...that's fit for a dummy.
Ivy takes it to the house in nearby Lancaster, while Dave takes advantage of being so close to Ivy. Meanwhile, Justin has hit a nerve with Rene and comes out ahead.
American Jewelry and Loan es una de las casas de empeño más importantes de Detroit. En ella se puede empeñar cualquier objeto, incluso los más grandes y los que tienen difícil salida. Este espacio sigue las historias de los vendedores y los propietarios del negocio.
American Jewelry and Loan es una de las casas de empeño más importantes de Detroit. En ella se puede empeñar cualquier objeto, incluso los más grandes y los que tienen difícil salida. Este espacio sigue las historias de los vendedores y los propietarios del negocio.
American Jewelry and Loan es una de las casas de empeño más importantes de Detroit. En ella se puede empeñar cualquier objeto, incluso los más grandes y los que tienen difícil salida. Este espacio sigue las historias de los vendedores y los propietarios del negocio.
American Jewelry and Loan es una de las casas de empeño más importantes de Detroit. En ella se puede empeñar cualquier objeto, incluso los más grandes y los que tienen difícil salida. Este espacio sigue las historias de los vendedores y los propietarios del negocio.
American Jewelry and Loan es una de las casas de empeño más importantes de Detroit. En ella se puede empeñar cualquier objeto, incluso los más grandes y los que tienen difícil salida. Este espacio sigue las historias de los vendedores y los propietarios del negocio.
American Jewelry and Loan es una de las casas de empeño más importantes de Detroit. En ella se puede empeñar cualquier objeto, incluso los más grandes y los que tienen difícil salida. Este espacio sigue las historias de los vendedores y los propietarios del negocio.
American Jewelry and Loan es una de las casas de empeño más importantes de Detroit. En ella se puede empeñar cualquier objeto, incluso los más grandes y los que tienen difícil salida. Este espacio sigue las historias de los vendedores y los propietarios del negocio.
American Jewelry and Loan es una de las casas de empeño más importantes de Detroit. En ella se puede empeñar cualquier objeto, incluso los más grandes y los que tienen difícil salida. Este espacio sigue las historias de los vendedores y los propietarios del negocio.
American Jewelry and Loan es una de las casas de empeño más importantes de Detroit. En ella se puede empeñar cualquier objeto, incluso los más grandes y los que tienen difícil salida. Este espacio sigue las historias de los vendedores y los propietarios del negocio.
American Jewelry and Loan es una de las casas de empeño más importantes de Detroit. En ella se puede empeñar cualquier objeto, incluso los más grandes y los que tienen difícil salida. Este espacio sigue las historias de los vendedores y los propietarios del negocio.
American Jewelry and Loan es una de las casas de empeño más importantes de Detroit. En ella se puede empeñar cualquier objeto, incluso los más grandes y los que tienen difícil salida. Este espacio sigue las historias de los vendedores y los propietarios del negocio.
American Jewelry and Loan es una de las casas de empeño más importantes de Detroit. En ella se puede empeñar cualquier objeto, incluso los más grandes y los que tienen difícil salida. Este espacio sigue las historias de los vendedores y los propietarios del negocio.
American Jewelry and Loan es una de las casas de empeño más importantes de Detroit. En ella se puede empeñar cualquier objeto, incluso los más grandes y los que tienen difícil salida. Este espacio sigue las historias de los vendedores y los propietarios del negocio.
American Jewelry and Loan es una de las casas de empeño más importantes de Detroit. En ella se puede empeñar cualquier objeto, incluso los más grandes y los que tienen difícil salida. Este espacio sigue las historias de los vendedores y los propietarios del negocio.
American Jewelry and Loan es una de las casas de empeño más importantes de Detroit. En ella se puede empeñar cualquier objeto, incluso los más grandes y los que tienen difícil salida. Este espacio sigue las historias de los vendedores y los propietarios del negocio.
American Jewelry and Loan es una de las casas de empeño más importantes de Detroit. En ella se puede empeñar cualquier objeto, incluso los más grandes y los que tienen difícil salida. Este espacio sigue las historias de los vendedores y los propietarios del negocio.
Jeff makes deals non-stop, wherever he is, all day and all night. That’s why he’s successful, but also the reason why he’s such a stress case. He tries his best to decompress, but finally reaches a breaking point. Jeff reluctantly lets his family take him on a brief vacation, but that doesn’t stop him from making deals and riding his staff.
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