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Barry Weiss WYSS; also known as The Collector (seasons 1–4; season 14–): Weiss and his brother owned a successful produce company until he retired. Weiss is a lifelong antiques collector, but he had never bought a storage unit until his friend and Storage Wars executive producer and narrator Thom Beers suggested that he join the show. [23]
Barry Weiss (born February 11, 1959) is an American music executive. He co-founded the record label RECORDS in 2015, an imprint of Sony Music Entertainment which specializes in young recording artists.
Storage Wars (franchise) Storage Wars is an American reality TV franchise on A&E. The original series, Storage Wars, debuted on December 1, 2010. Its success led to A&E commissioning a spin-off series, Storage Wars: Texas, which ran for three seasons, ending in 2014. [1] Other spin-offs followed, including Storage Wars: New York, which ran for ...
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Mark's new custom-made man purse is filled with cash, he buys three units for the total cost of $2,200. Nabila's $675 locker is fit for a dummy, literally. Barry Weiss makes a purchase of a $1,700 unit containing a large amount of car and motorcycle parts, and makes $10,000 off all the parts. Jarrod and Brandi fail to purchase a unit.
1 Barry forgot there was an auction in Cerritos before he came. 2 It was revealed at the end of the episode that despite not spending any money at the auction, Barry bet his entire budget for the day at a bridge tournament, which earned him a profit of $30.00. 3 Darrell bought a unit for $400. And after he looked through the unit for profitable ...
The buyers revisit the place where for some, their first ever auction took place in Victorville, California. Barry spends $1,100 on a musician's unit, finding a collection of guitar picks and a Bob Marley poster but he soon uncovers a collection of old antique guitars which he takes to Aerosmith's Brad Whitford for an appraisal.
Michele Pettiford and her 12-year-old daughter were returning to their Chicago home from volleyball practice last week when two men ran up to them and demanded the keys to the family’s car.