LEX - TCW Episode 170: The Nintendo Wii and computer monitors.
Release Date: 03/25/2025
LEX - TCW Episode 190: The living room art.
Lex: The Craigslist Whisperer
After boring everyone at a dinner, Lex gets a huge piece of art.
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LEX - TCW Episode 189: The XBox Elite Series 2 controller again.
Lex: The Craigslist Whisperer
Lex is able to sell an XBox controller without having to visit a loading dock at 11pm.
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LEX - TCW Episode 188: The Pilates machine and Nike Hyperdunks.
Lex: The Craigslist Whisperer
After a tough negotation over the sale price of used shoes, Lex throws in a West Virginia University sweatshirt.
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LEX - TCW Episode 187: The TV trade up.
Lex: The Craigslist Whisperer
Lex only has a NOT taped up, nonworking TV for a little while.
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LEX - TCW Episode 186: The white dresser set and IKEA cabinet.
Lex: The Craigslist Whisperer
Lex learns that vintage dressers and destroyed romanticized views aren't as lucrative as they used to be.
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LEX - TCW Episode 185: The apartment clean out.
Lex: The Craigslist Whisperer
After boredom gets the best of Lex, the used junk store gives him way too much for a can opener.
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LEX - TCW Episode 184: The Neighborhood Freebies.
Lex: The Craigslist Whisperer
By not being an agressive salesman, Lex probably avoids being an accesory to what was surely the illegal disposal of a pet.
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LEX - TCW Episode 183: The Yoshi Wiimote.
Lex: The Craigslist Whisperer
Before selling a Nintendo Wii U bundle in the United States, Lex frustrates a Canadian named Mike.
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LEX - TCW Episode 182: The Wii U and the Fitbit.
Lex: The Craigslist Whisperer
Lex makes a Princess Peach Wiimote as well as a Fitbit free, and you wouldn't believe what frustrating situations he encounters in the process.
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LEX - TCW Episode 181: The 12 basketballs and the GoPro.
Lex: The Craigslist Whisperer
Lex coulda recorded the sales of Wilson Evolution basketballs, but he sold the GoPro first.
info_outlineLex DOESN'T encounter an obvious advance payment scam after getting stuck behind a train.