cheese
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I went to the local county auction today. It's one they have every year where several surrounding county governments sell their surplus. It started at 9 am and I finally came in for the night at 11:15 pm. I filled up my long wheelbase dodge diesel truck (including the inside, passenger seat, and rear seats), my 20 foot flatbed trailer, and the back of my nissan pathfinder and it was crammed tight. I bought a row of office printers and ink and toner cartridges for $20. So far it looks like about $1,000 in cartridges or so. Haven't priced the printers yet, but there are probably 60-80 of them, from old cheap ones to newer laser printers and wireless ones. Got 50-100 office phones, boxes of computer cables and wires, etc.., 8 large office copy machines, battery backups, surge protectors, power strips galore, extension cords, network clients in the box, hp printers in the boxes, a makita skillsaw, 15-20 adding machines, staplers, office tables, loads of keyboards, and some other stuff. Some of the printers don't have their power cords, so I may have to either purchase cords to test them if they're worth it, or I may just sell them as is. I have several that are junk... isn't there a market for electronic scrap? I am so tired.
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