U-Haul

We're here for the delivery of a precious cargo.

I think this sounds like a U-Haul.

A big U-Haul rental truck backs up towards us.

Hi there.

Do you have a truckload of oysters?

Oh, it was fine.

Smooth sailing.

This is not your normal U-Haul delivery.

Also, you want us to be able to tow.

I don't know what you're towing, but you said you're going to do at least a U-Haul trailer to do this move.

But you suggest, like, it needs to have towing.

It'll often be towing.

That's what I'm wondering if suddenly more of them are parked.

I mean, but it's like in Oakland, people drive or like bad guys drive around looking for U-Hauls that people have outside their house.

Oh, yeah.

Ask anyone

So we, you know, talked a little bit more and she, since she had sold all of the other pieces, she, you know, told me what she wanted for the whole collection.

And I reserved a U-Haul.

So I, I wonder if she just really knew that you were going to take care of them and she just wanted you to have them.

It's like when people do bids, when people do the lower bid, but then the family goes with that because they know the person said you were that well idea.

Here's what you do.

You get somebody to let you borrow their driveway for however long you need to be there for, okay? You get a pod, like a U-Haul pod, the moving thing, that you can rent and stick it in your driveway for however long you need, store your stuff in that.

You bring in the pod.

That looks way more normal and less suspicious than a new van chilling in the street.

Michelle said, finally, you know what? I want to move out.

And Dale took it so literally that he rents a U-Haul.

He grabs all her stuff, puts it in the U-Haul, grabs the twins and drives to her mother's house and dumps everything there.

Michelle's complaining that he did that without her consent, you know, and the judge is like, but he took the stuff to your mother's.

Again, very, very complicated relationship.

is a woman by the name of Julie in Virginia, northern Virginia.

She was my assistant at Corporate U-Haul.

Thick as thieves.

the two of us, spent birthdays together,

And the reason she told me to start a moving

company, was

because working in U-Haul, we heard all of the horror stories of a moving company.

Customers would call us and say they hired this moving company and they did this.

And anyway, I just made it happen.

Next thing I know, I loaded up a U-Haul and moved to Idaho.

And I love it.

I absolutely love it.

You know, when you're living in one place long enough, you just keep buying things and they stack up in your house and you kind of feel like you need all those things.

When I moved from New York to British Columbia, I, you know, we got this U-Haul container that would, they would ship all of our stuff.

And I felt like I needed all that stuff, you know, all this random, you know, like a spinning bike and all this stuff I'd acquired over the years.

I'm like, well, that's expensive.