Treasure Hunt in Washington

Robbie and I explore a property in Washington, discovering antiques like a coin-operated piano and a vintage chainsaw. We negotiate prices and reflect on the treasure hunt experience, seeking unique and valuable items in unexpected places.

What is the main challenge Robbie and the narrator face in the Washington forest?

• Navigating through a storm

• Dealing with wild animals

• Finding a place to camp

• Finding a way through the thick Duda trees

Who is Greg, and what is his connection to the property?

• A local farmer

• A musician

• A former antique dealer

• A forest ranger

What makes the piano at Greg's property unique?

• It is a grand piano

• It is coin-operated

• It is made of gold

• It plays automatically

What is the narrator's main concern about the piano?

• Its color

• Its price

• Its condition

• Its weight

What is the final asking price Greg gives for the piano?

• $5,000

• $4,000

• $3,500

• $2,500

What item do the narrator and Robbie decide to purchase instead of the piano?

• A vintage car

• A clock

• A chainsaw

• A painting

What is notable about the chainsaw they purchase?

• It is brand new

• It has a great patina

• It is electric

• It is very small

How much do they pay for the chainsaw?

• $150

• $100

• $75

• $50

What does the narrator compare their journey to?

• A fishing trip

• A treasure hunt

• A road trip

• A mountain climb

What are the narrator and Robbie primarily searching for?

• Diamonds

• Silver

• Rusty gold

• Gold