Lex encounters people who don't read, people who lack an understanding of scarcity value, people who shoulda tried to buy a bike trailer in men's size 10 wide and people with possible bad faith requests; all before the Robert Axle Project bails him out.

Lex unsurprisingly keeps the chair that can do everything but make him a pizza.

Lex doesn't buy an Aventon from two face tattoo guys, despite the fact that they had a nice dog.

Had Lex asked for whale teeth as payment, a potential computer monitor buyer probably wouldn't have blocked him.

Lex stops having to yell at pedestrians on multi-use paths.

Lex buys himself a Hamilton Tiger-Cats sweatshirt he didn't need and while potentially recouping the money he spent on it, is happy to see a wheelchair lift.

While shipping an Aimé Leon Dore jersey, Lex doens't know if the University of Tufts Jumbos basketball team made the NCAA tournament.

Lex DOESN'T encounter an obvious advance payment scam after getting stuck behind a train.

Lex applies lessons learned at tag sales to what remained of his Volkswagen Fox stuff, but not before bothering his number neighbor.

Though turbo boost on the Aventon is a reference to Knight Rider, Lex still sells his counterfiet, Greek, Dukes of Hazzard shirt.