Exploring Jerry's Collection

Danny introduces us to Jerry, a collector of various items, including bottles and iron pieces. Jerry shares his experiences of finding treasures in alleys and farms. They discuss the utility of the iron pile and negotiate over an old buggy jack and vitamin display cases. The video concludes with reflections on the joy of finding unique items and Jerry's long-standing experience in the field.

What is Jerry known for collecting?

• Bottles

• Books

• Coins

• Stamps

What does Jerry use the iron pile for?

• Decorating his home

• Repairing items

• Building new structures

• Selling as scrap

Where did the old buggy jack come from?

• A garage sale

• A farm on Mcna Road

• A local market

• An antique shop

What is unique about the old buggy jack?

• It has three levels

• It is made of gold

• It is brand new

• It is electrically operated

What is the price agreed upon for the old buggy jack?

• $50

• $30

• $75

• $100

What is missing from the vitamin display case?

• A back panel

• A front panel

• Shelves

• Glass

Where did the vitamin display case originate?

• A supermarket

• An old drugstore

• A modern pharmacy

• A museum

How much did the buyer pay for the pair of display cases?

• $200

• $150

• $250

• $100

What phrase best describes Jerry's approach to collecting?

• Old items have no worth

• One man's junk is another man's treasure

• Collecting is a waste of time

• Only new items are valuable

What is Jerry's attitude towards the art of the deal?

• He avoids it

• He finds it boring

• He enjoys the process

• He dislikes negotiating