About From Auction Junk to Big Money | The Competition to Turn Trash into Cash | 4K
Three professional fixers go head to head at auction, fighting over the best junk they can find. Tiffany and the Neon Brothers clash over rare Hudson's Bay blankets. Willy and Bob both bid on the same model Winnebagos and end up with the same idea to flip them. And one fixer bets everything on an old bathtub, convinced he can turn it into a living room centerpiece. Who makes the biggest profit? Genre: Reality / Docu-reality Country: Canada Production company: HOMENET Episode runtime: ~22 min Rating: TV-PG Hosts/Stars: Tiffany Pratt, Willy Williamson (along with the "Neon Brothers": Joe Wolchock and Mike Wolchock), Bob Krist MORE DOCS! PLAYLIST!
From Auction Junk to Big Money | The Competition to Turn Trash into Cash | 4K is presented by Moconomy. Its listed runtime is 64 minutes. The source link and publisher attribution are provided with the embedded film.
As a economics & business documentary, From Auction Junk to Big Money | The Competition to Turn Trash into Cash | 4K uses auction, money, competition as its central frame. Economic documentaries connect abstract markets with concrete incentives and consequences. Track who makes decisions, who carries risk, which measurements are used and how costs or benefits are distributed.
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- Title
- From Auction Junk to Big Money | The Competition to Turn Trash into Cash | 4K
- Category
- Economics & Business
- Runtime
- 64 minutes
- Language
- English
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- Moconomy
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