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Episode 21: Buyers on the Storm

Storage Wars Season Two opens at a Storage Outlet in Whittier, California....in the rain. Dave Hester bids on a storage unit filled with antiques while Darrell Sheets battles it out for a profitable storage locker. Barry Weiss had the winning bid on a self storage unit with antique weapons while it's the Mogul that shows us how to buy a profitable storage unit when he scores on a storage locker with commercial vending machines. Jarrod and Brandi are on the same page and are elated when they inventory their storage unit. Just another day for these storage auctions pros and auctioneers Dan and Laura Dotson of American Auctioneers.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Dave Hester spent $1,350 and made a net profit of $27,650

Jarrod & Brandi spent $1,800 and made a net profit of $2,130

Barry Weiss spent $450 and made a net profit of $2,100

The big winner for this storage auction was Dave!

Episode 22: Hang 'Em High Desert

Episode two of Storage Auctions opens at a self storage auction in the high desert of California. Jarrod and Brandi roll in with a pocket full of cash, and even Brandi is ready to up their bids on storage sheds. Dave Hester boasts that his storage auction competition is weak but to Darrell Sheets the rest of the competition is dead to him. At the storage auction, Darrell Sheets is ready to gamble, and scores a macabre oddity from his storage locker. Dave Hester discovers an antique toy. As Dan Dotson says, whoever has the most money in his pocket can buy a storage unit. Barry Weiss goes to an Aerosmith buddy for an appraisal.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Dave Hester spent $2,7500 and made a net profit of $1,140

Jarrod & Brandi spent $0 and made a net profit of $100

Darrell Sheets spent $1,150 and made a net profit of $90

Barry Weiss spent $1,100 and made a net profit of $4,600

The big winner for this storage auction was Barry!

Episode 23: Santa Ana Street Fight

This time the Storage Wars bidders are at a storage auction on Dave Hester's turf in Santa Ana, California. The old and gritty city according to auctioneer Dan Dotson. Darrell Sheets teaches us a storage auction business tip - buy volume. But the Mogul has a different storage auction tip - if someone has money to golf then they probably have other valuables in their storage locker. Jarrod and Brandi buy a storage unit filled with manly possessions while Darrell Sheets and Dave Hester battle it out over a self storage unit with a valuable antique. Did we just hear Darrell throw out a Yuuup??? Barry Weiss sets his storage auctions goals a little lower. But at a storage auction with Dan and Laura Dotson you never know what you'll find.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Dave Hester spent $345 and made a net profit of $505

Jarrod & Brandi spent $2,350 and made a net profit of $3,550

Darrell Sheets spent $275 and made a net profit of $3,000

The big winners for this storage auction were Jarrod & Brandi!

Episode 24: Pay the Lady

What happens when auctioneer Dan Dotson is sick in bed? We are treated to an episode with his lovely wife Laura Dotson, who just so happens to be a kick-ass auctioneer that can sell even trashy storage lockers to anyone! Even Barry Weiss buys a unit from Laura Dotson in this Storage Wars auction and finds some ancient boxing gloves. Hester bids on a locker with electronics but Jarrod Schulz goes for a more gangsta unit. Jarrod and Brandi find an old vintage billboard but Jarrod doubts the value of this storage auction find. Rival Darrell Sheets buys a storage unit with some sexy clothes, scrubs, and Brandon finds a classic movie prop.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Dave Hester spent $1,500 and made a net profit of $3,045

Jarrod & Brandi spent $200 and made a net profit of $400

Darrell Sheets spent $145 and made a net profit of $1,830

Barry Weiss spent $225 and made a net profit of $50

The big winner for this storage auction was Dave!

Episode 25: Unclaimed Baggage

Imagine Dave Hester meeting his estranged brother at a storage auction. That's exactly what happened in Costa Mesa, California and it was all captured on film in this episode of Storage Wars, with Dan Dotson back in action. Darrell Sheets decides to go "stealth mode." Barry Weiss barely makes it to the storage auction, but unveils a very cool wooden rendering of a head from a storage unit. Darrell Sheets and Jarrod Schulz go at it for a self storage locker with an antique slide projector. Jarrod might be done with the Dave Hester hazing but that doesn't mean the storage auction business is clear sailing for him. And we learn a storage auction tip for the Mogul - although you typically wouldn't want to bid on a storage unit with ordinary contents, it may be worthwhile if it looks like an entire household is in the storage unit.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Dave Hester spent $1,700 and made a net profit of $1,640

Darrell Sheets spent $650 and suffered a net loss of $250

Barry Weiss spent $1,525 and suffered a net loss of $1,525

The big winner for this storage auction was Barry!

Episode 26: Enemy of the Enemy

Dan Dotson takes us to an auction in the Hollywood suburb of Mission Hills, California, one of Dan and Laura Dotson's bidders favorite locations. Dave Hester was sick as a dog but made the drive as this is one of his favorite facilities to find great storage units for the auction business. He didn't want to sit it out, only to discover someone else got a great storage unit. A new bidder (Mark Balelo, or Rico Suave according to Brandi) is also present and attempts to show up Dave the Mogul and Darrell the Gambler. Darrell Sheets bids on a storage unit with a drum set while Jarrod and Brandi purchase a worthless storage locker that will not help Now and Then thrift shop, so much for bidding on the big storage units.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Dave Hester spent $9,000 and made a net profit of $21,000

Jarrod & Brandi spent $2,800 and suffered a net loss of $700

Barry Weiss spent $1,500 and made a net profit of $5,500

The big winner for this storage auction was Dave...it takes money to make money!

Episode 27: Fire in the Hole

Tonight A&E takes us back to Mission Hills, California, where our favorite storage locker buyers are joined yet again by Mark Balelo. But this newbie comes with a purse full of dough, obviously ready to plunge into the auction business head first. Barry Weiss digs a storage unit filled with green plastic tote boxes because they are "different," but we're not sure if we want to take storage auction tips from a "collector." Meanwhile Dave and Darrell are up to their usual antics. We do get a storage auction tip worth noting from one pro though, when Darrell points out that if someone left purses in the unit they are really invested in it, and the storage locker might have great value. Jarrod and Brandi make a winning bid and as we all watch, we remember why we love this Storage Wars series.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Dave Hester spent $1,400 and made a net profit of $3,035

Jarrod & Brandi spent $1,300 and suffered a net loss of $660

Barry Weiss spent $900 and made a net profit of $3,600

The big winner for this storage auction was Barry!

Episode 28: San Burrito

The venue has changed, the Storage Wars Show is in San Bernardino, California, but Mark Balelo is back again! But somehow the viewers just can't imagine him as the next star of Storage Wars. Dan Dotson does his best to keep the auction rolling and Laura Dotson keeps the peace. Barry Weiss is being...well, Barry and brings a lucky charm all the way from Boston in order to give him luck buying storage units. Meanwhile Jarrod and Brandi continue to pick up steam. Darrell Sheets pulls up in a new Corvette but seems less certain than usual when it comes to the auction business even though it's a Yuuup free day. But its entertainment as usual as we watch our favorite show at this self storage facility. When this Storage Wars crew is in town it's not just another storage auction.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Jarrod & Brandi spent $300 and made a net profit of $6,700

Barry Weiss spent $160 and suffered a net loss of $110

The big winners for this storage auction were Jarrod & Brandi!

Episode 29: Tanks for the Memories

Now in Huntington Beach, California, the Storage Wars reality show continues to keep us on the edge of our seats. Jarrod's personal goal for the day is to outbid Dave at the storage auction, and counter with a "yeah" everytime a Yuuup is thrown out. As the first storage shed door rolls open Dan Dotson points out that it is a camping unit. But this storage unit doesn't catch the eye of most of our Storage Wars stars. When the next storage unit reveals fishing rods Barry thinks this unit might round out his day at the storage auction. During the rest of this storage auction Barry Weiss eyes antique Militaria while Jarrod and Brandi pin their hopes on a jewelry box. Dave Hester, who is either the star of Storage Wars or the most hated villain, has a hard time hitting his stride. But we do learn some storage auction tips, including this one from Barry: take off your vintage white jacket before inventorying your storage unit.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Jarrod & Brandi spent $2,700 and made a net profit of $2,510

Darrell Sheets spent $575 and made a net profit of $2,155

Barry Weiss spent $425 and suffered a net loss of $45

The big winners for this storage auction were Jarrod & Brandi!

Episode 30: Land of the Loss

Santa Ana, California is the backdrop for tonight's A&E Storage Wars. As Dan Dotson says, its a historical working class community. Brandi thinks this storage auction is going to be a little rough, but Storage Wars resident comedian Barry says he's seen a lot of good storage units come out of this town. Jarrod wants to put Dave and Darrell in their place. He's sick of hearing Dave squeal like a puppy, as he put it .... Yuuup, Yuuup, Yuuup. We do learn some storage auction tips from Jarrod, including making your competition think you see something great in a unit. The storage auction tips Darrell drops on us in this Storage Wars episode include not pointing out the good contents when your competition is nearby. But as this storage auction continues, Jarrod and Brandi stress about money and even Dave and Darrell aren't striking it rich at this storage auction.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Jarrod & Brandi spent $1,600 and suffered a net loss of $50

Darrell Sheets spent $1,550 and suffered a net loss of $970

Barry Weiss spent $375 and suffered a net loss of $375

The big winner for this storage auction was Darrell Sheets!

Episode 31: Unlocked - Buy Low

It's a reunion and time to hear the stars of Storage Wars dish out the gossip. The auction business, great self storage units finds, and personalities are discussed. Everything from how Dan Dotson got into the auction business to what everyone thinks of Mark Balelo. And we see which storage auction pros know the most about rare finds. Darrell Sheets shows us that he knows what's he's talking about when he buys storage units. We pick up lots of tips on buying storage units, including the importance of bringing a partner to storage auctions. We also see clips from A&E's Storage Wars series.

Episode 32: Almost the Greatest Show on Earth

Now at a self storage facility in Irvine, California, where Dave Hester has been buying for 25 years. He plans on not only educating the rest of the Storage Wars gang on how it's done at storage auctions, but also leaving with a truck full. We see personalities clash yet again between the stars of Storage Wars. Darrell continues to bash Dave while Barry entertains us. Jarrod and Brandi repeatedly honk at Dave, and it looks like punches might fly at this storage auction. The gambler managed to stay out of it but it got under his skin when Laura Dotson talked to Dave after the altercation. Apparently every is picking a side whether they know it or not. Somehow Dan and Laura Dotson keep the focus on the self storage auction business and we're able to witness how the storage auction pros buy units.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Dave Hester spent $8,000 and suffered a net loss of $2,225

Jarrod & Brandi spent $1,700 and suffered a net loss of $760

Barry Weiss spent $350 and made a net profit of $3,100

The big winner for this storage auction was Barry!

Episode 33: Bowling for Dollars

The storage auction business is booming in Upland, California and the Storage Wars Show lets us all experience it. Dan Dotson has been auctioning storage units here for over twenty years and he says he's seen it all. He's even seen storage lockers with collectible cars and Harley parts at the storage auctions here. Barry brings a sidekick, and we all enjoy this star of Storage Wars do his thing yet again. He even has his own chair to enjoy a front row seat if Dave and Jarrod go at it again. But Dave Hester is focused on inventory. As Laura Dotson leads us through this storage auction, Darrell Sheets gets shut down while Dave splurges on a storage unit with jewelry in it. Looks like Darrell won't be taking the prize of this storage unit home to his new lady. Needless to say the bidding ended in a Yuuup. Jarrod and Brandi buy a storage locker with furniture to sell in their thrift shop Now and Then.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Dave Hester spent $4,000 and made a net profit of $5,360

Jarrod & Brandi spent $750 and made a net profit of $850

Barry Weiss spent $700 and suffered a net loss of $689

The big winner for this storage auction was Dave!

Episode 34: Get Him to the Mayan

Back in South Orange County A&E takes us to Laguna Nigel, California. Darrell Sheets is looking for dusty storage units but Jarrod and Brandi know exactly what they are after because they used to live in this neighborhood. They even brought their Now and Then thrift store truck. After Dan and Laura Dotson remind us about the storage auction rules, the storage units are revealed. Jarrod Schulz and Brandi Passante score with some unique depression era art but Barry Weiss tries to steal the show with some Mayan culture. But the real excitement is when Darrell Sheets finds something in a storage unit that might be a Wells Fargo stagecoach gun - just the sort of thing he's in the auction business to find. And Brandi left us with a tip about how to buy storage auction units - sometimes it's best to go for the unit no one else wants because you can buy it cheap. Barry decides to stick with his own auction business style and goes with a hunch. Then there's Dave's storage auction advice - empty everyone's wallets early on so they aren't competition for the rest of the storage auction.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Jarrod & Brandi spent $800 and made a net profit of $2,845

Darrell Sheets spent $2,300 and made a net profit of $5,060

Barry Weiss spent $600 and suffered a net loss of $25

The big winner for this storage auction was Darrell Sheets!

Episode 35: Unlocked - Sell High

In the second reunion of A&E Storage Wars, we watch recaps of the Storage Wars Reality Show. The Storage Wars stars hash out who's the best and discuss how the show has affected the storage auction business. But the highlight is when a guest shares a story about a huge celebrity storage locker buy.

Episode 36: Fu Dog Day Afternoon

At a storage auction in a Laguna Hills retirement community, Dave the Mogul Yuuups his way to owning a self storage unit filled with furniture that has an expensive carved sculpture hidden in it. Storage auction tip of this A&E episode is judge a unit by the quality of the items you see in the storage unit, the rest of the locker is likely to contain similiar quality contents. Barry gives us a different storage auction technique - if the storage locker contains books by classic authors then its sure to be a profitable storage unit. Darrell the Gambler buys a storage locker with retro sound equipment. Barry Weiss uncovers his own vintage find in his storage unit while Jarrod and Brandi think about their past.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Dave Hester spent $35 and made a net profit of $1,964

Darrell Sheets spent $2,100 and made a net profit of $600

Barry Weiss spent $500 and suffered a net loss of $500

The big winner for this storage auction was Dave!

Episode 37: I'm the New Mogul

Tonight A&E introduces us to a different type of storage auction - Dan Dotson auctions pallets and crates rather than storage lockers - its a vault auction! There are several storage auction tips in this episode of Storage Wars. Darrell Sheets advices that since everything is packed and stored by professionals there is a very high chance of finding quality items. Dave teaches us that just because a facility that has vaults rather than units is located in a bad area doesn't mean the storage auction contents are bad because these facilities advertise in high end neighborhoods but store in where the rent is cheap. Darrell and Dave continue their showdown but that doesn't stop Jarrod Schulz from buying a storage unit. Barry Weiss takes his auction business find to Venice Beach....what better place to take exercise equipment than muscle beach right?

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Dave Hester spent $1,825 and made a net profit of $7,150

Jarrod & Brandi spent $800 and made a net profit of $2,110

Darrell Sheets spent $1,450 and made a net profit of $6,050

Barry Weiss spent $700 and made a net profit of $800

The big winner for this storage auction was Dave!

Episode 38: Winner Winner Chicken Dinner

The Storage Wars series takes us to Ontario, California and Brandon Sheets is pushed to the next level in the storage auction business - today he'll be giving dad his thoughts on each of the storage units. This storage auction has several storage units rented by the same tenant - that means if you're buying one need to be prepared to buy all four storage units. And there are more storage auction tips in this episode, but a very interesting one comes from Brandon Sheets, who points out piano hinges on a piece of furniture, which indicate high quality cabinetry. Jarrod's nightmare comes true as the price is bid up on the second storage unit after Jarrod bought the first storage unit. And on the third unit the "blood battle" continued as Barry Weiss put it. Barry actually buys a good self storage unit but Jarrod Schultz is still just surprised by the prices units are going for. Did everyone notice Laura Dotson's StorageTreasures.com clipboard??? How cool is that!

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Jarrod & Brandi spent $2,775 and made a net profit of $3,675

Darrell Sheets spent $675 and made a net profit of $925

Barry Weiss spent $350 and made a net profit of $275

The big winners for this storage auction were Jarrod & Brandi!

Episode 39: Driving Miss Barry

Dan the Auction Man has an auction at a Storage Outlet in Westminster, California in this episode of Storage Wars. Laura Dotson says its a good facility because it's near wealthy beach neighborhoods and commercial districts. Darrell and Brandon are ready to buy and everyone else is ready to stock their shelves. And Storage Treasures very own Lance Watkins, "the conceptualizer," steps in to cut the locks when Dan Dotson's lock-cut guy can't make it. In the first unit Darrell's trained eye spots an equipment bag for a high-end Mexican sport. Good sign of what else the storage locker may contain. Jarrod is playing Dave's game and trying to drive the price up on units his competition wants. Dave Hester's Yuuups get the best of Darrell, who apparently isn't gambling today. Brandi Passante bids up an expensive locker and this time Jarrod Schulz tries to rein her in.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Dave Hester spent $1,600 and made a net profit of $1,200

Jarrod & Brandi spent $6,750 and made a net profit of $5,350

Barry Weiss spent $700 and suffered a net loss of $500

The big winners for this storage auction were Jarrod & Brandi!

Episode 40: Auction Sesame

A&E's Storage Wars hits up a storage auction in Azusa, California which Dan Dotson says is an itty bitty little city. Jarrod Schultz is excited about this storage auction because judging by the nice upkeep on the houses he thinks the storage units will be good. But Brandi has to remind Jarrod how the storage auction pros buy storage units - you buy quality, not the first crappy storage locker you see. But the second storage locker doesn't prove any better, Barry Weiss says it's "fugly." Laura Dotson auctions this storage unit though and manages to get $100 when Barry throws out a bid just because and gets stuck with the storage locker. Darrell and Brandon score a winning storage unit. Barry Weiss continues to buy the storage lockers no other Storage Wars star wants while Brandi and Jarrod continue to push for high quality self storage lockers.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Jarrod & Brandi spent $200 and made a net profit of $450

Darrell Sheets spent $50 and made a net profit of $545

Barry Weiss spent $1,100 and suffered a net loss of $1,000

The big winner for this storage auction was Darrell!

Episode 41: Stairway to Hemet

Tonight our favorite Storage Wars stars are in Hemet, California, and its the storage auction business as usual. Dan and Laura Dotson keep everyone on track and it may be the Mogul's best storage auction purchase yet. Darrell is irritable but Jarrod and Brandi are all business. Barry Weiss was excited about a storage locker he bought because of a antique chest but it turned out to be a "bust." That happens in the storage auction business. Jarrod Schultz wants a 20 x 20 unit with a lot of contents, but Dave Hester has his eyes on it too and we know this storage auction pro gets what he wants. Yuuup wins the storage shed for $3,800 and Laura Dotson reminds him to Pay the Lady! We learn many storage auction tips for Dave as he inventories the unit, such as, buying units with old or vintage items such as the streetlamps he scored.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Dave Hester spent $3,800 and made a net profit of $5,300

Jarrod & Brandi spent $1,900 and made a net profit of $485

Darrell Sheets spent $2,900 and made a net profit of $675

Barry Weiss spent $1,250 and suffered a net loss of $1,250

The big winner for this storage auction was Dave!

Episode 42: Scoot-A-Toot, Toot

A&E Storage Wars stars test their luck again in Long Beach, California tonight. Dave and Darrell actually agree on something - not the best neighborhood but that doesn't mean they don't have good storage auctions. Just one of many storage auction tips - don't judge a book by it's cover. Laura Dotson lets Dave Hester in on a storage unit tip - one of the units hasn't been touched in twenty years! The Mogul wants this one because the best storage unit he ever bought hadn't been touched since the 1950s. Until his intended unit comes up Dave just drives up the prices for his storage auction competition. Barry Weiss buys a storage unit with a race car at this storage auction. And Dave the Mogul buys an ancient storage locker. And did everyone notice Laura Dotson's clipboard again - StorageTreasures.com! Yuuup!

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Dave Hester spent $2,500 and made a net profit of $150

Darrell Sheets spent $850 and made a net profit of $250

Barry Weiss spent $1,000 and made a net profit of $6,000

The big winner for this storage auction was Barry!

Episode 43: The Empire Strikes Out

Storage Wars is back in Ontario, California and for Dave Hester it's all about exposure. The Mogul arrives in his Yuuup truck and Yuuup apparel. Jarrod and Brandi are interested in a packed storage unit as soon as the storage auction begins. But to Dave Hester this storage locker isn't worth of his Yuuup truck. Jarrod Schulz overpays at this storage auction, for which Brandi Passante will surely make him pay. Brandi's storage auction tips include don't overpay on the first locker! And you don't bid just to stop the Yuups! Darrell Sheets is disappointed though, even though the units are large and full he sees a lot of weathered and damaged furniture in these storage lockers. Dan and Laura Dotson are the only A&E stars free from drama at this auction.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Jarrod & Brandi spent $3,000 and made a net profit of $160

Darrell Sheets spent $825 and made a net profit of $850

Barry Weiss spent $1,550 and made a net profit of $2,450

The big winner for this storage auction was Barry!

Episode 44: Make It Rain, Girl

In Simi Valley, California for the first time Darrell and Brandon Sheets hit their stride at this storage auction. Dave Hester keeps throwing out Yuuups and Barry Weiss goes for a ride on a vintage motorcyle. When Jarrod and Brandi inventory the storage unit they bought they find a safe they missed during the storage auction preview. Then they discover an even larger safe. Dan and Laura Dotson auction three storage units together and the Mogul knows its a full household - just the sort of thing storage auction pros look for. We get to witness two Storage Wars stars battle it out but this time the last bid isn't a Yuuup. A&E has brought us another night of real life entertainment.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Dave Hester spent $750 and made a net profit of $580

Jarrod & Brandi spent $2,200 and made a net profit of $4,600

Darrell Sheets spent $2,500 and made a net profit of $2,600

The big winners for this storage auction were Jarrod & Brandi!

Episode 45: Smoke 'Em If You Find 'Em

Whether Dave Hester is the star of Storage Wars in your mind or not, tonight the A&E crew is on his home turf in Newport Beach, California. But a new storage auction bidder steals his thunder - Nabila Haniss is in town! Dave and Nabila are good friends, Hester respecting her for her Paris Hilton storage unit buy. Nabila usually buys at storage auctions in Los Angeles county, but a facility in a high end neighborhood is worth the drive to her. Looks like the Storage Wars boys have some competition. The A&E Storage Wars series continues to bring us storage auction tips - including Darrell's advice to arrive early to get some insider information from the storage facility managers. And not just that, but make sure to turn on the charm so you don't get the cold shoulder. But Nabila goesn't straight to the source - Laura Dotson. Dan Dotson knows the Storage Wars stars should be scared, as Dan puts it, Nabila is the real deal. But we can still count on Barry to drive into the storage auction in style.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Jarrod & Brandi spent $3,300 and made a net profit of $5,400

Barry Weiss spent $1,600 and suffered a net loss of $550

The big winners for this storage auction were Jarrod & Brandi!

Episode 46: The Drone Wars

Storage Wars is back at a Storage Outlet public auction in Gardena, California....and Nabila Haniss is back at it! As the Mogul puts it, Nabila is a wolf in sheeps clothing, a real storage auction pro. Dave Hester arrives in true Yuuup form, excited to be back at Gardena for this storage auction. Determined to buy the best storage unit of the day, Jarrod and Brandi buy a Charity Storage Unit for a good cause and they are rewarded with archery equipment and fishing rod tubes they can sell at a profit. By the way, that's why we were able to sneak our StorageTreasures.com sign in the unit! During the rest of the storage auction Darrell and Brandon spend a small fortune on a storage unit full of construction equipment and Barry gets a sneak peak. But what you didn't see in this episode of Storage Wars was Nabila Haniss throwing down $11,000 on a horse trailer. And yes, she sold this storage auction purchase for a profit. Maybe A&E needs to expand the Storage Wars episodes to one hour!

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Jarrod & Brandi spent $3,400 on a unit for charity, and made a net profit of $570

Darrell Sheets spent $7,000 and made a net profit of $18,000

Barry Weiss spent $1,650 and made a net profit of $2,025

The big winner for this storage auction was Darrell!

Episode 47: Brandi's First Time

What happens when Jarrod Schulz stays home? Brandi Passante shows the boys of Storage Wars how to buy at a storage auction! Darrell Sheets buys a storage unit with vintage bottles while Hester is the final Yuuup on a storage locker with vintage gaming machines.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Dave Hester spent $2,300 and suffered a net loss of $750

Brandi spent $570 and suffered a net loss of $2,300

Darrell Sheets spent $3,350 and made a net profit of $2,140

The only winner for this storage auction was Darrell!

Episode 48: Hooray for Holly-Weird

A&E Storage Wars is at a self storage facility in North Hollywood, California. We also see Jarrod and Brandi reopen Now and Then thrift store after they expanded. Barry Weiss looks handsoe in an old top hat and Laura Dotson gives her famous "Pay the Lady."

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Dave Hester spent $900 and made a net profit of $14,100

Jarrod & Brandi spent $1,250 and suffered a net loss of $975

Barry Weiss spent $2,000 and suffered a net loss of $1,550

The big winner for this storage auction was Dave!

Episode 49: Don't Bid So Close to Me

In Rancho Cucamonga, California the Storage Wars are on. Dave Hester arrives in his Yuuup truck, throwing Darrell and Brandon off their game??? And Barry Weiss buys a unit he can enjoy.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Dave Hester spent $3,500 and made a net profit of $1,925

Jarrod & Brandi spent $1,200 and made a net profit of $890

Barry Weiss spent $1,500 and made a net profit of $3,040

The big winner for this storage auction was Barry!

Episode 50: Not Your Average Bear

Our favorite reality stars travel a little farther than usual to a public storage auction in Lancaster, California. Lucky for us viewers, Nabila Haniss is present and shows us how a pro handles the storage auction business. Do Dave and Darrell have to worry?

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Darrell Sheets spent $1,900 and made a net profit of $920

Barry Weiss spent $2.50 and made a net profit of $1,997.50

The big winner for this storage auction was Barry...he's on a roll!

Episode 51: Hook, Line, and Sucker

Nabila Haniss is back on A&E's Storage Wars and this time the other bidders are in her neck of the woods. Darrell Sheets teaching us something about how to buy storage units - it doesn't have to look pretty, you just have to be able to make a profit. That's what the storage auction business is all about. Yuuup Hester makes an unglamorous but smart storage locker buy. Dave is willing to unload his storage unit just a little, then he lets his employees in Yuuup gear handle the rest. Apparently their names are Yuuup 1, Yuuup 2, and Yuuup 3. Like Dave says, the key to the storage auction business is volume - you buy volume and sell volume - well, at least when you own a consignment store and have an auction house! Barry Weiss bids on a unit with a mattress and has to Pay The Lady, but at least he made a friend with the manager at this storage auction.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Dave Hester spent $775 and made a net profit of $725

Barry Weiss spent $320 and made a net profit of $4,680

The big winner for this storage auction was Barry...the roll continues!

Episode 52: Operation Hobo

In Harbor City, California Jarrod and Brandi continue to look for their pot of gold in the storage auction business. The Yuuup fleet arrives and Dave Hester admits he's trying to make a statement at this storage auction. Darrell Sheets wants him to go home with the Yuuup trucks empty. Nabila Haniss is sick of this "traveling circus" coming to her town. Her brother and storage auction partner gives her good storage auction advice: if you like it buy it, if you don't like it run it up. We don't know about you guys, but StorageTreasures.com is excited to watch this real life storage auction pro! Bring her back again A&E! The first unit has two motorcycles in it and Dan Dotson explains that the bikes will be sold separate from the rest of the storage locker since they are under DMV rules rather than the state law for self storage auctions. Barry Weiss surprises Dan and Laura Dotson with a hobo disguise during "operation hobo." Laura Dotson thinks he might "have a little problem." Darrell Sheets buys a storage locker and Dave Hester continues to be the Mogul.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Dave Hester spent $1,600 and made a net profit of $0

Jarrod & Brandi spent $2,100 and made a net profit of $500

Darrell Sheets spent $6,650 and suffered a net loss of $3,120

Barry Weiss spent $300 and made a net profit of $750

The big winner for this storage auction was Darrell!

Episode 53: Blame it on the Rain

Dan Dotson takes this A&E Storage Wars motley crew all the way to Santa Cruz, California tonight. Laura Dotson says the wise storage auction bidders will follow them up north. The Mogul goes because one of his best storage unit purchases came from NorCal, a unit filled with period furniture, porcelain and sterling that made him several hundreds of thousands of dollars. A&E takes us to a older facility, so maybe Dave can have a repeat. Jarrod and Brandi get excited when they see a storage unit with a safe - their favorite! Barry accidently bids on the unit though - apparenty moving your hand across your throat doesn't mean you're out, it's a bid! Another storage auction tip. Dave Hester buys a storage unit with some quilts and Barry Weiss shows us how a collection handles the storage auction business.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Dave Hester spent $1,000 and made a net profit of $2,055

Jarrod & Brandi spent $0 and made a net profit of $100

Darrell Sheets spent $575 and made a net profit of $521

Barry Weiss spent $1,850 and suffered a net loss of $950

The big winner for this storage auction was Dave!

Episode 54: San Francisco Here We Come!

In the A&E Storage Wars Season Two finale, our favorite storage auction buyers are in San Francisco, California. Darrell has never been to a storage auction in San Fran, but he's hoping to do better than he did in Santa Cruz. Jarrod and Brandi however are just ready to have some fun at this storage aution. Barry takes on an apprentice but Dave isn't giving him the senior discount on these storage lockers. While having fun, Jarrod and Brandi make a special find at this storage auction. The Yuuup fleet is in tow but Darrell the Gambler is up for the challenge. And Storage Wars does not disappoint, we have more storage auction tips. Darrell points out that things he might buy at home might not be worth the cost of hauling when you travel to auctions further away.

Here's the tally for this episode of Storage Wars:

Jarrod & Brandi spent $4,000 and made a net profit of $11,100

Darrell Sheets spent $575 and made a net profit of $14,650

Barry Weiss spent $1,400 and suffered a net loss of $25

The big winners for this storage auction were Jarrod & Brandi!

The Storage Wars Season Two Totals are:

Dave Hester proved he is The Mogul - Dave spent $50,630 and made a net profit of $95,574

Jarrod & Brandi amost doubled their money - they spent $51,775 and made a net profit of $49,030

Darrell Sheets more than doubled his money - Darrell spent $40,070 and made a net profit of $56,521

Barry Weiss did well for a collector - Barry spent $26,082 and made a net profit of $31,873

Can't wait for Storage Wars Season Three!