After getting a punching bag for $5, Lex is wrong about how much rain there was.
Lex gets more free corks and is constantly proven wrong.
Lex is suddenly free on a Friday after not accepting a $10 holding fee.
After delivering a table across town, Lex drives on a closed road.
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 outsmarting Hulu for years, Lex gives up on an HD projector project.
After finally getting a karaoke microphone for $10, Lex has a hard time getting people to talk about alternative country music.
Lex gets the wrong idea about a bionic man before enjoying some Pizza Hut breadsticks.
Lex misses out on a totally real red chair because he doesn't need delivery.
After seeking out a micro USB cord on a whim, Lex finally realizes that Mark isn't a serious buyer.
After falling for a scam, Lex annoys someone who actually deserves it.
After trying to sell some IKEA wine racks, Lex realizes he's misinterpreted wine memes.
Having a back up plan benefits Lex when a changing table dresser turns out to be junk.
Lex believes he's stuck with an elliptical that he was barely able to get home.
Lex destroys another romanticized view when he finds a $5 sissy bike.
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.
Lex hangs on to a bike rack for 14 years before a bad trade finally pays off.
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.
Though Lex meets with 3 buyers, only one dumps money on the garage floor.
Lex sells a clock that's only right twice a day, but is nonetheless nice to look at.
Lex keeps finding signs from Jimmy John's by the side of the road and returning them.
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.