Can You Trust Internet Prices? | Restocking the Booth

Some days in this world are all about big finds and big wins… and some days are just about keeping things moving. In this episode we’re restocking the booth after a decent week of sales, starting at home trying to price a few bits — and quickly realising the internet has very different opinions on what things are worth. Can you actually trust online prices, or does it just add to the confusion? We load the car (yes, the new trolley makes an appearance… and yes, I get mocked for it), call in at a couple of charity shops, and question when charity shops started charging that much. Cake and coffee help slightly. While Sheree heads off for a haircut, Craig gets on with a tidy-up and restock at the booth, before a quick stop at an old antiques shop where I probably buy a few things more out of sympathy than sense. Then it’s back to the booth together to check what I’ve done, add a couple more pieces… and finish the day walking the dogs in the dark. Nothing dramatic. Nothing flashy. Just the real, everyday work that keeps this little project going. As always, we’re learning as we go — and if you’ve got thoughts on pricing, charity shops, or trusting the internet, we’d genuinely love to hear them. The internet is all over the place with prices… how do you decide what something’s actually worth?