Money For Nothing Failures

[bainbrig]

What happens to all the over-priced junk on Money for Nothing that nobody buys?

It would be nice to have a programme about just how much money is lost on all the rubbish!

BB

[DarceyK123]

Thats a great idea, i often wonder what happens to that stuff. Maybe we should all contact Studio Lambert to suggest it.

Bet they dont go for it tho because they wont want us to know how many go unsold.

[ducksie]

I wonder what ever happened to that springs of bed, rainbow gate :) that was the only time I watched it and seen a failure

[ducksie]

Mattress springs I should have typed^^

[bainbrig]

Ducksie. There are loads! Usually the precious work of a couple of bearded wonders called Justine or something who charged her £875 for welding two bits of pipe together.

[DTCwordfan]

what a rubbish idea.

[DarceyK123]

Bainbrig - theyre called Josh and Oli and in my opinion they are shysters, my heart sinks when Sarah says she's going to them. They really do make 'money for nothing.

[ducksie]

They do get their money easy considering they already have the tools at hand and maybe some of the paint/chemicals they use but the surprised look on the person getting the money for their junk is too fake, I'm sure they're not just sitting in waiting for the BBC crew to drop in that day, knowing me, I'd probably be out, they'd have to push the cash through the letterbox and explain where it came from

[andres]

Is this the programme where she rescues 3 items from the skips?. I think some people must be absolutely barmy to be throwing some of the items into the skips. Surely they could send them to Charity shops etc.

[DTCwordfan]

for the record.

https://www.suchandsuch.co/forge-creative-money-for-nothing/

[aelmpvw]

^ that's the one, she grabs something from a skip worth nothing, gives to a couple of blokes who charge a hundred quid to turn into something worth ... nothing

[DarceyK123]

I like the program for the before and after bit but i struggle to believe people throw away perfectly good stuff that could easily go to the charity shop.