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    Thanks newAttitude for your response..... What i copied and pasted from your response is funny to me..... Im 100% not a sexist person at all... I just know in my own experience. The guys at the one scrap yard i frequent. . Sort of take advantage of me. . I have a friend scrapper and he saw what I was bringing told me I should get XYZ for it. . I ended up with significant less amount. I do think everything is a learning curve and a learning experience too. So I'm not mad about anything I just want to go back there with a ton more knowledge so whey they mumble to each other and say oh yeah thats copper#2 and whatever I want to know what is really #1. I also love that men and woman do this job. Coming from the medical field as a RNFA basically nursing was a all woman career for so many years now its very diverse. So when you were at the podiatrist were you a assistant or nurse or clerical?? I know hippa laws are whatever but many years ago. I assisted on a foot surgery of a famous singer from boston. Sang a song called love in a elevator and sweet emotion( hint hint) He had a few foot surgeries...Anyways this site has taught me so much in the past week or so. . Just talking to everyone here has helped so much and everyone here seems so nice and helpful.

    @src3collector .... I hear you loud and clean about the cleaning up mouse crap and rat crap Its gross and vile and Now I keep my work boots outside on the deck before I come into the house. The whole smell thing Im totally cool with, After doing surgery for many years The smell of burning flesh is horrible so I'm a huge mouth breather these days and always since that part of my life. About the whole locker sales does it require you to become a registered person from the town or state?? Also what would be a realistic amount of money to bring with you. Like 1000 or 5000.. Or really what ever you have in your pocket. Kind of like a learning curve. You learn as you go to different auctions. Was it you who does the estate clean outs too? Does that require registration from the state too. Does it require a LLC or DBA?? Im sure I could google it but chances are hearing it from a trusted member here and a future friend would be more worth it in my opinion.

    ***Also thanks to everyone who replied. I was so afraid everyone was going to say Im dumb for asking all these questions and so forth.... I feel a lot better know the Im gotten so much good feedback here.

    DayV

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