LGR - Thrifts [Ep.26] Admiral Buckaroo

Join me as I go out thrifting, in search of games and interesting goods at various discount shops! It's springtime and there's all sorts of goodness to find, if only one makes the effort.

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Music is all royalty-free. Tracks used in order of appearance:
"Branches", "Mining By Moonlight", and "Spy Groove"

[pierrot]

I would laugh my ass off if I saw someone with shades with a camera lense, wearing flip-flops, stroking that rock outside of Goodwill

[crewge]

LGR thrifts is one of the comfiest shows on youtube

[paulrippcord]

LA Noir on that black and white TV. That game was made for black and white, it even has that in the display options.

[therwfer]

"...and look at the wood on the sides!"
LGR thrifts in a nutshell

[panjin]

"It's a Chip and Dip." LMFAO

[bmbpdk]

02:05 "Seek first to understand, not to be understood"
Thats a pretty powerfull statement, especially in a Goodwill

[Ghost_Of_SAS]

Played drinking game, took a shot every time Clint said "cool". Leaving the ER now.

[MaxineAndrew]

how to ensure LGR will purchase your product:
make sure wood or wood grain is somehow part of the design
xD

[RisqueBisquet]

LGR, I think for christmas someone should just get you a large block of varnished wood.

[Drowronin]

5:45 I still got a thrill seeing that projector! you have to remember that when the teacher wheeled that thing out, we knew class was going to be mild and casual.

[SarabandeGreens]

That last Pioneer SX was the very first Hi-fi receiver I ever owned. My uncle gifted it and a Pioneer PL-530 turntable to me in 6th grade when he heard I was getting into vintage audio.

Great workhorse! I wish we'd never parted ways!

[EposVox]

Oh man, I flipping love this series. Thanks for always being there to compel me to go out and spend money I don't have, hahahaha

[NeoRichardBlake]

Dude! We had that same RF video game switch growing up! I've had Atari 2600 and 7800, NES, SNES, and Sega Genesis hooked to it at one time or another. Great to have. It'd go well with the little Goldstar TV, if it were only in color. I also had a TV that looked a lot like that Goldstar. Ours was color though, and it was shiny black plastic instead of wood grain. Man, both of those items took me straight back to my childhood. Thanks for the nostalgia trip! This series is fun!

[indeimaus]

Just when I ran out of things to watch, LGR swoops in with my favourite series from his channel!

[UkeaOP]

"It's a Chip and Dip!"
I don't know why but your delivery gets me laughing every time.

[taaccaat]

i never realized i would enjoy watching a person go thrift shopping, but this series is just so chill and interesting! you never really know what you'll find!

[GamersEdgeCustoms]

17:10 always awesome to see your thrifting finds at the end of your favorite retro youtube show, Thanks

[startide]

I am sure goodwill has a marketing guy dedicated to watching this show and adjusting prices for the LGR : does it have woodgrain ? Does it do anything ?

If both Yes, +35%

[creepingnet]

I remember that Telephone, that's the one we had when I was a wee little kid, LOL.

That Tascam mixer thing BTW, is actually a 4-track recorder.  My old bands used to use one of those to record demo tapes of new songs.  Pretty cool, have not seen one in years, and Tascam is pretty good.

I really should send in my recent viewer find - the local Charity thrift got in a 1995 Gateway 2000 P5-100 (Pentium 100 - Socket 5) desktop in surprisingly good condition, waited till it came down to $10.00 and snagged it.  32MB of RAM, 1.3GB HDD (SCSI!!), SCSI CD-ROM, ATI Mach64 PCI 2D Accelerator Card, and a Genuine SoundBlaster 16 - with a working install of Windows 95 on it - and the cherry on top - Case Keys!

[Harradrush]

I wonder how people react when they see some guy touching stone...