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In this first‑person monologue, the speaker recounts a short series of attempts to make money by buying and reselling items linked to police auctions and stolen goods. He first bids on a 2007 Dodge Caravan at a police auction, unintentionally winning a non‑working vehicle, which he abandons. The police later ban him for life from future auctions. Undeterred, he turns to online sources, purchasing a stolen PlayStation 4 for $85, a football helmet for $50, and a pair of Jordans for $160. After cleaning the items to remove obvious signs of theft, he lists them on Facebook Marketplace, presenting them as brand‑new. He reports earning $120 from these sales, concluding that the scheme “works” despite the ethical and legal concerns.

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