Protip: fall and winter are the best times to pick up tools, outdoor equipment, and garden stuff to use and fix up and repair. Imagine selling 5 lawnmowers that just needed basic maintenance for resale. Big money come spring and summer.

Also, another antiwagie tip is to have yard sales for cheap to clear out your inventory of stuff you've found. Don't mark stuff too high, the goal is to clear space. People will buy them. Stuff that can't be scrapped or doesn't sell donate to your local charity or church. Keep an eye out for antiques as well. Those sell big usually to people with the eye and a need for a bargain. Sometimes antique shops will buy your antiques (usually for cheap, but it clears your inventory) if it doesn't sell. Or sell your antiques online on cherish for more if you have something.

I view this channel as the spiritual successor to Antiwagie with a twist. It is not just about making money outside the system and not working. Every wrench you turn, every garden you grow, every law you break, every scrap you find, every child you have, everything you steal from corpos and nons, and every tax law you evade helps our people. The White man's underground economy thrives. When times get hard, you will be ready to negotiate resources for you and your people. It's good to get in on things from the ground floor. We may not get into power ourselves, but we can negate any leverage in this system by over riding the gears of it and making our own path. Forget the movement support the cause. Stochastic scrapping and fruad towards our enemies is like termites to a house, unseen, but eroding the structure. BANTS: 'Be A Nigger To the System' and reproduce the next generation of our people.

THIS WHOLE SYSTEM DEPENDS ON US. TAKE IT BACK! Nons moving into housing development? STEAL COPPER. NONS starting a gas station? Steal from them. NONS driving? STEAL THE CATALYTIC CONVERTERS.

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TRUMP MAKES AN ANNOUNCEMENT ON AUTISM - WATCH LIVE ...

"stop using telegram"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GgAYuimnk74

appa making his grand speech

"Sons of Telegram...I am Appalachian Rebel."
"Appalachian Rebel is seven feet tall."
"Yes, I've heard. He scraps copper by the hundreds of pounds and if he were here, he'd consume the jeets with fireballs from his eyes and destroy jews with bolts of lightning from his arse..."
voracious laughter ensues
"I am Appalachian Rebel...and I see a whole army of my frens HERE in defiance of Zionism. You've come to fight as free men. And free men you are. What will you do with that freedom?! Will you SCRAP?!"
"NO! NO! AGAINST THAT? NO! We will run and we will shitpost."
"Aye. Scrap and you may die. Run and you'll shitpost...at least awhile.
And dying in your beds many years from now, would you be willing to trade ALL the days from this day to that for one chance...JUST one chance...to come back and tell our enemies, that they may take our lives, but they'll never take OUR COPPER
Copar gu bràth!"

>meanwhile at appas residence.
https://youtu.be/qzVBpddpK2k?si

>when you take the governor off a golf cart.

I'm offering you sure fire small money laundering operation from dumpster diving, scrapping, and resale, and you're just gonna pass it up!

I'm just getting into metal scrapping myself and I'd like some beginner tips

Okay. As the undisputed scrap mover in the group, im going to give you a primer. So the easy stuff that you can get a lot of easy volume for with low risk is can picking. Tin and aluminum are mid tier value and extremely light weight so you need a lot to really get a good value. However, this is not difficult because every restaurant dumpster has cans and YOU use cans, so just save and smash your trash down and store it in buckets or those big ass Rubbermaid totes. Can picking is entry level scrapping. There's also aluminum in various large trash that people put at curbs. Appliances and what not. Steel is probably the least value for the weight and not efficient but it can be broken down. People throw out barbecues and trampolines and fire pits all the time, along with water heaters. You can get your hands on big steel and aluminum from plumbing franchise dumpsters like your local roto or mr. rooter. The second most valuable metal to copper is brass. A lot of people throw out faucets and valves and brass is great for the price to weight ratio. It is imo extremely worth it to make a brass bucket. Last run I made $240 extra in just brass alone. Copper is always king. Copper can be found in Appliances and electric motors and construction dumpster trash. You can also scrap pallets. Pallets are basically everywhere. This is the low risk legal way of obtaining scrap.

This year, I made $1,600-something in a day going out and dropping off metal, using that money to fund a side job, and managed to flip liquid cash for more money and made essentially, a weeks pay.

When copper prices are at all time highs.