This week I published my latest unboxing video. This one is fun as the items I got were from New York but discovered in a trunk in TX. Every once in a while I get a call from somebody who was never a Scout but just stumbled across a collection. This one was hiding in a vintage trunk and the guy was super friendly to deal with.

When you watch the video I have to apologize that the first couple of minutes the video quality is not great. Thanks to my video editor he has coached me up on these. I now use 3 different cameras to make the videos better. But when one of those decides to blink out and not work it can lead to an awkward angle. About 1/2 way through the video I figured it out and the last part is solid.

Today at the warehouse I am batch filming some unboxing videos so that I'll have May covered. I'll have to do the same with podcast interviews so that I don't have a big fall off during the summer when I'm playing camp director. One box is one of those home runs where I managed to snag one of my Top 10 needs randomly.

I have 261 auctions on eBay including the beginnings of a month long emphasis on National Jamboree items. As I sort things in my warehouse I try to sort out the best pieces to give a chance at auction. After putting together 5 long boxes of Jamboree stuff to sell I've got a bunch of auctions lined up on some of the interesting pieces.