Oct 22, 2026 · 1 hr 7 min · 16 segments
Orlando paid $5 for a garage-sale Supreme bag. The shirts sold for $100 and $200, then both buyers returned them as fake. Plus a $600 gold ring that failed eBay authentication. Mike, Orlando and…
now things are good i will tell you i got hit with a big return which that was kind of terrible now by the way mike and i have been posting
on insta
and on tick tock and on facebook lately so check out our post there and also youtube shorts uh but i had shared about how i sold a 10 karat gold ring now some tips i've learned with gold Number one is you should wear gloves when you test with acid.
I didn't know that.
I mean, I never took chemistry.
Look at Tim's face.
Well, I mean, it's acid.
It kind of makes sense.
I don't know if you can see it, but I have yellow discoloration on my fingers.
And I'm like,
huh.
And it's been a week.
So hopefully, eventually, that should fix itself.
So I guess you need to wear gloves.
But what you do with gold is...
You take the gold and you scratch the stone and then you put you have different liquids.
You have a 10K, 14K, 18K, 24K and whatever.
And then if the liquid dissolves what you scratched onto the stone, that means that it wasn't gold.
But if the little thing that you scratch stays there, it means it's gold.
So I had a ring.
I tested it.
It was 10 karat.
By the way, Mike, are you hearing any feedback? I'm hearing myself a little bit.
I don't know if you guys are hearing that.
Nope.
now things are good i will tell you i got hit with a big return which that was kind of terrible now by the way mike and i have been posting
on insta
and on tick tock and on facebook lately so check out our post there and also youtube shorts uh but i had shared about how i sold a 10 karat gold ring now some tips i've learned with gold Number one is you should wear gloves when you test with acid.
I didn't know that.
I mean, I never took chemistry.
Look at Tim's face.
Well, I mean, it's acid.
It kind of makes sense.
I don't know if you can see it, but I have yellow discoloration on my fingers.
And I'm like,
huh.
And it's been a week.
So hopefully, eventually, that should fix itself.
So I guess you need to wear gloves.
But what you do with gold is...
You take the gold and you scratch the stone and then you put you have different liquids.
You have a 10K, 14K, 18K, 24K and whatever.
And then if the liquid dissolves what you scratched onto the stone, that means that it wasn't gold.
But if the little thing that you scratch stays there, it means it's gold.
So I had a ring.
I tested it.
It was 10 karat.
By the way, Mike, are you hearing any feedback? I'm hearing myself a little bit.
I don't know if you guys are hearing that.
Nope.
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