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Posted 2 years ago
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Ever done a "NIGHT PICK"? This was my first and met some great folks.
What I've got here is a 36" diameter Coca-Cola button sign. Yeah it's a little sweaty but it wasn't built yesterday. Enjoy folks!
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What's a night pick?
I'm almost afraid to ask what a 'night pick' is......................
When you have a place that you want to pick you find that sometimes that the owner of that pick works during the day. The only time that you're ever going to see them and or the pick is during the night hours. Thus the new term ''NIGHT PICK''. I make arrangements with the owner of the goodies after they get off from work, look at the items, and make it ''POP".
Never never never pick a place without permission from the owner and if they cannot be present during the pick be sure to make arrangements with the owner that others at the pick know you have that permission to be there.
Pick on brothers and sisters.
I havwe one exactly like this one!! Exactly! What is something like this worth? I'd really like to know! I've had it all my life!