Ep 14. Top Meat And Greet

In the season 11 finale episode of Storage Wars, titled "Top Meat And Greet," the bidders are back at it again, trying to outbid one another for the best storage units. This time around, the storage units are located in Buena Park, California.

The episode begins with Dan and Laura Dotson, the auctioneers, as they introduce the buyers and explain the rules of the auction. The buyers take a quick look at the storage unit and try to guess what's inside. Once the bidding starts, the competition gets intense with Barry, Darrell, and Rene all vying for the units.

Barry is the first to strike with a bid of $1,000 for a unit filled with mystery boxes. Darrell is quick to counter and offers $2,000. Rene, however, is determined to get the unit and raises the stakes with a $2,500 bid. The bidding continues until Rene seals the deal with a final bid of $3,000.

The next unit up for grabs is filled with refrigerators and freezers, and the bidders are getting hungry. Darrell starts the bidding with a $500 offer, but Barry sees potential in the unit and raises it to $1,500. Rene, feeling left out, decides to join in on the bidding as well, and ultimately wins the unit with a final bid of $2,500.

The third unit is a small one, but it's filled with tools and equipment. Darrell, feeling confident, starts the bidding with a $100 offer. However, Barry and Rene both see the potential in the unit and join in the bidding. The bidding war escalates until Rene finally wins the unit for $1,700.

The fourth unit is a large one, and it's attracting a lot of attention. The bidders can see that it's filled with furniture, but they're not sure what else is hiding inside. Darrell starts the bidding with a $1,000 offer, but Barry quickly raises it to $3,000. Rene doesn't want to be left behind and counters with a $4,000 bid. The bidding escalates with each bidder determined to win the unit until Barry finally bows out with a final bid of $10,000, leaving the unit to Rene.

The final unit up for auction is a small one, but it's filled with meat. The bidders are excited and hungry, but they're not sure if it's worth it to bid on a unit filled with perishable items. Darrell starts off the bidding with a $100 offer, but Barry is hesitant to bid because he's not sure if the meat is still fresh. After some hesitation, Rene makes an offer of $500, and Barry concedes the unit to him.

As the bidders sift through their newly acquired units, they each hope to find something valuable. Barry is pleasantly surprised when he discovers a set of antique tools that he believes could be worth a lot of money. Rene is thrilled to find a few antique bikes and toys, while Darrell is excited about an old drum set he discovers.

In the end, the Top Meat And Greet episode of Storage Wars proves once again that storage unit auctions are unpredictable. Each bidder never knows what they might find and what kind of profit they can make. The season finale ends on an exciting note, leaving viewers eager for another season of Storage Wars.