Lex: The Craigslist Whisperer: Recent Episodes
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Lex is constantly in disbelief of his good fortune, so he helps a Pontiac Vibe owner get a chair home.
Lex takes and takes and takes from his neighborhood Facebook page... until he gives back to a very appreciatve neighbor.
Lex encounters a buyer who raised all the red flags and a seller who liked to lay it on thick.
After a tough negotation over the sale price of used shoes, Lex throws in a West Virginia University sweatshirt.
Lex learns that vintage dressers and destroyed romanticized views aren't as lucrative as they used to be.
After boredom gets the best of Lex, the used junk store gives him way too much for a can opener.
By not being an agressive salesman, Lex probably avoids being an accesory to what was surely the illegal disposal of a pet.
Before selling a Nintendo Wii U bundle in the United States, Lex frustrates a Canadian named Mike.
Lex makes a Princess Peach Wiimote as well as a Fitbit free, and you wouldn't believe what frustrating situations he encounters in the process.
Lex coulda recorded the sales of Wilson Evolution basketballs, but he sold the GoPro first.
If Luca Doncic ever plays for the Charlotte Bobcats, Lex will have all of his teams covered in his logo corner.
After crashing his Volkswagen Golf TDI, Lex impresses a child in the thrift store parking lot.
Before deciding not to attend a poker run, Lex sells a wood planter that was meant for bikers.
Lex encounters people who don't read, people who lack an understanding of scarcity value, people who shoulda tried to buy a bike trailer in men's size 10 wide and people with possible bad faith requests; all before the Robert Axle Project bails him out.
Lex doesn't buy an Aventon from two face tattoo guys, despite the fact that they had a nice dog.
Had Lex asked for whale teeth as payment, a potential computer monitor buyer probably wouldn't have blocked him.
Lex buys himself a Hamilton Tiger-Cats sweatshirt he didn't need and while potentially recouping the money he spent on it, is happy to see a wheelchair lift.
While shipping an Aimé Leon Dore jersey, Lex doens't know if the University of Tufts Jumbos basketball team made the NCAA tournament.
Lex DOESN'T encounter an obvious advance payment scam after getting stuck behind a train.
Lex applies lessons learned at tag sales to what remained of his Volkswagen Fox stuff, but not before bothering his number neighbor.
Though turbo boost on the Aventon is a reference to Knight Rider, Lex still sells his counterfiet, Greek, Dukes of Hazzard shirt.
Lex knew he could trust a guy who wanted to make a tire trade in the hardware store parking lot.
Lex is pretty sure asking Becky to make pillows also woulda ended the friendship, but he can't be sure.
Lex doesn't want a Houston Rockets shirt after finding out the New Orleans Pelicans shirt gets all linty.
Certain to encounter only tolerance and expanded horizons, Lex shares the Turnpike Troubadours and Allison Russell with friends.
After dealing with thrift store based derision, Lex makes it possible for his wife to continue to park on the driveway.
Lex is called brother, bro, boss, man and buddy by someone who thinks his shorts are dope.
Despite what a rug and a shirt would lead people to believe, Lex did NOT go to the University of Georgia OR Southeastern University.
Lex finds a computer by the side of the road just in time to complete a Mariokart Wii project.
Lex falls for an accidental bait and switch, and is then highly rated despite using British slang.
Lex learns that agreeing to asking prices and meeting times given by sellers is the wrong way to buy a Switch, especially when one of the sellers has a curfew at the sober house.
Lex would rather support a defunct NBA G League team than a Canadian donut shoppe and middle aged women that seek younger men.
Lex learns that meeting a buyer at their work can make him look like a DoorDash driver.
Lex is obsessed with buying Airpods Max and toying with counterfeiters... until he isnt.
Lex's friend probably woulda helped him without recieving Cheddar Bay biscuits, but better safe than sorry.
Lex learns that scammer red flags and hints that suggest a lack of interest are true... until they're not.
After giving someone some store bakery cookies, Lex unfortunately learns that a broken nut is a thing.
Lex wasn't sure what he was going to do with the bat he brought after buying counterfeit AirPods Max headphones.
After finally getting a pair of AirPods Max headphones, Lex turns down what surely woulda been a generous firearms offer.
Lex thought he had a final piece, but is never afraid to make a mature, adult decision.
Lex wants to buy Animal Crossing and Apple AirPods Max, but no one wants to sell them to him.
After explaining how he wasn't obsessed with his Volkswagen, Lex helps neighbors get a washer and dryer.
While Lex is disappointed that he didn't meet Heather Ito, getting a free Sega Genesis controller was a nice consolation prize.
After selling a loft bed for the maximum allowable profit, Lex is disappointed that the weird van's model name doesn't sound like his name.
Lex mentions Alternative Country for the second straight episode, but it's not why he turned down a $30 offer.
After getting flipped off and offered trades, Lex still isn't asked what Alternative Country is.
After ripping someone off, Lex frightens a man AND his dog while in the bad part of town.
After ripping someone off, Lex frightens a man AND his dog while in the bad part of town.
After ripping someone off, Lex frightens a man AND his dog while in the bad part of town.
After a wireless Nintendo controller was a bust, Lex shows his New Orleans Hornets shorts to a scammer.
Lex only has to move a white dresser out of the way of a Volkswagen Golf for a few months.
Lex finds that people would rather play catch with themselves than use a hockey goal for soccer.
When an imbecile doesn't see his message, Lex sells an exercise bike before anyone else is awake.
When an imbecile doesn't see his message, Lex sells an exercise bike before anyone else is awake.
After finding Shania Twain lyrics very relatable, Hydrox cookies fandom gets Lex a free bed.
After finding Shania Twain lyrics very relatable, Hydrox cookies fandom gets Lex a free bed.
Lex doesn't hear back from two potential reel mower buyers, but DOES hear back from a previously uncommunicative neighbor.
Lex learns that if you get the right sales representative, you can get higher internet speed AND talk about Jollibee.
Lex learns that social media doesn't make people as legit as they claim, especially if you joke about the Google voice scam.
Lex doesn't succumb to Bob's psychological manipulation when selling a cruiser with tow bar.
In an effort to protect himself from flakes, Lex schedules meet ups with three different buyers.
After Lex finds the ellusive Mac Mini with cord included, a buyer gives him their last $200 to buy the Macbook Pro it replaced.
Lex wants to make Kizik shoes free, but people keep wasting his time instead of buying his Nintendo Gamecube.
Lex plays dumb in order to reject a convoluted plan that would technically adhere to Ebay's rules.
Lex makes $100 selling free things, but doesn't have to spend any of it at White Castle.
Lex has a computer he thinks will be ideal for old video games, but ends up selling it to a guy who knows lots of apparently famous musicians.
Lex buys a woman Moxie soda while getting Hydrox cookies - leading him to sell his Seattle Supersonics outfit - but ends up having to do all the photoshop himself.
With the sale of one Los Angeles Lakers jersey, Lex handles his gambling addiction AND an annoying buyer.
Lex trades up to the best mini basketball hoop and makes a profit in the process, apparently due to divine intervention.
After buying two Tushys, Lex delivers a coffee table to someone who'd forgotten about their unreliable, mutual friend.
Lex gives the gift of Hydrox cookies, even if it cuts into his elliptical sale profits.
After keeping one tandem bike and giving another one to a friend, Lex tries to give an extension ladder as a wedding gift.
After not wanting to lie about finding a second compact treadmill, Lex never speaks to a potential buyer again.
After astonishing someone with his address, Lex sells an Original Sony Playstation, Sega Dreamcast and XBOX 1.
After striking out on several free items, Lex is lucky a curb alert had a terrible picture.
After buying some Winnipeg Jets figures from the weird toy store, Lex has to block people on Facebook.
After finally getting a karaoke microphone for $10, Lex has a hard time getting people to talk about alternative country music.
After seeking out a micro USB cord on a whim, Lex finally realizes that Mark isn't a serious buyer.
After trying to sell some IKEA wine racks, Lex realizes he's misinterpreted wine memes.
After deciding not to drill holes in the back of a solid wood dresser, Lex is relieved when he doesn't get 5 extra dollars for it.
After resisting some fraudulently presented Wii games, Lex sells some correctly presented Wii and Wii U games.
Lex starts to question his fandom when he happens upon a trash bag full of Green Bay Packers memorabilia.
As long as Lex doesn't have any washer and dryer delivery men in his room, he shouldn't have to move any more art.
After trying to give it to a friend, Lex doesn't mail an Ohio State Football game to someone.
People are puzzled because Lex goes to tag sales every weekend, and then puzzled again when he stops going every weekend.
Lex doesn't ring the doorbell as instructed, but still gets Super Mario figures and a lacrosse goal.
After getting an amazing deal on tools, a corn hole set and a tool bag, Ryan asks if Lex has lost his mind.
After getting a used ice cream maker, Lex doesn't let his son take the blame for an orange, Tampa Bay Buccaneers purchase.
Lex goes to Orient to see someone about a horse, and then brings joy to those around him when he returns.
Lex finds a TV converter box without having to leave the state and an HDMI cable at his favorite thrift store, both of which allow him to give the gift of PBS to his friend.
After being insulted by a lowball offer, Lex tries to give a bed to the victim of a house fire.
Lex gets some IKEA shelves for free and then encounters some buyers who shoulda bought a weird van.
Lex is sure he's going to be able feed his Barnana habit after getting a spin bike for free... until he actually reads the rules of the freecycle group where he found it.
Right before selling a tent that he got for free, Lex gets a Lemonhead's song stuck in his head.
Much anxiety is instilled in Lex when he can't get the new Knicks shirt he wants until Simo comes over to buy his old Knicks shirt.
After selling a pair of basketball shoes on Poshmark, Lex is sure the buyer appreciates 5th metatarsal bumps as much as he does.
In order to facilitate the sale of a framed picture of Venice Italy, Lex puts his clairvoyance skills to work.
Just in time for the Covid-19 stay at home order, Lex happens upon the perfect TV to affix to a wall mount that he bought AND installed before measuring anything.
Lex risks losing his Mavericks shirt for nothing when selling it, but ends up getting full price AND donuts.
After giving all of his soda to an artist friend, Lex sells a Mountain Dew sign and Pokémon Legos.
Despite no longer needing help with a hubcap and forgetting that Joe Burrow was getting drafted that day, Lex still gets a free clock by accident.
After not sending enough messages or being sufficiently excited about someone's interests to maintain a friendship... he guesses, Lex sells a resistance band.
After finding an apparently extremely rare, tube with lid, NBA backpack, Lex compares himself to Sam Hinkie, Steve Jobs and Steph Curry.
After getting some video games and accessories for free, Lex attempts to essentially trade them for Super Mario chess.
After consistent rowing renders them unnecessary, Lex is judgmental and unfair when selling his set of hand weights.
Lex pushes his children through a thrift store on a coffee table before destroying a romanticized view.
Lex gets a folding exercise bike for free, leading him to explain the phenomenon that was Flow Society shorts.
On a rare day NOT riding the bus home from work, Lex makes sure the thrift store and free random garage stuff are on his way home.
Oh, you know. Just a story about Lex getting as well as selling a garden fork and nothing more.
After finding some fuzzies at a thrift store, Lex is very happy with his free gumball machine.
Lex find accidently finds a great handyman when trying to give away broken coin sorters.
After getting a free flat screen TV, and then another one, and then another one, Lex is relieved people don’t box up racoons for the fun of it.
After getting a cherry TV cabinet for free, Lex tries to get home on as many 4 lane roads as possible.
After getting a rolling shelf, Lexis declines to deliver to a place NOT close to a donut shoppe.
Lex's dream of mastering the unicycle are dashed when he is instead given a bag of sand.
After taking his share of Nestea plunges, Lex (and his wife) have an observed New Year's Day miracle.
After selling a dresser in 30 minutes, Lex feels guilty about what accidental misleading occurred.
After getting a tablet for nearly $100 less than asking price, Lex worries that something has happened to the seller of an iPad stand.
After getting a leather loveseat for free and sitting on it during his garage sale, Lex tries his hardest to give it away.