Ep 5. Talking In Cody

In Storage Wars season 12 episode 5 titled Talking In Cody, the auction hunters are back with a new set of storage units to bid on. In this episode, they head to Cody, Wyoming, where they are faced with harsh weather conditions as they try to outbid each other for the contents of various storage units.

The first unit up for bid contains a vintage motorcycle, which immediately catches the attention of seasoned bidder Darrell Sheets. He faces tough competition from Dave Hester, who is known for his aggressive bidding tactics. However, neither of them is willing to back down, and the bidding quickly escalates to an all-out war.

Meanwhile, Rene Nezhoda and Casey Lloyd have their eyes on a unit filled with antique furniture. They believe that the furniture is worth a lot of money and hope to make a profit by reselling it. However, they soon realize that their initial assessment was wrong when they discover that the furniture is damaged and in need of repair.

Jarrod Schulz and Brandi Passante are also in Cody searching for valuable items. They come across a unit filled with old books and vintage clothing, which they hope to sell for a profit. However, the unit's contents are not as valuable as they initially thought.

As the auction continues, tensions rise as the bidders become more aggressive. Dave Hester, in particular, is determined to win the motorcycle unit at all costs. He uses his trademark "Yuuup!" catchphrase to intimidate his opponents, but Darrell is not intimidated and continues to bid higher.

In the end, it all comes down to who has the deepest pockets, and the winning bidder walks away with the unit and its contents. However, not every bidder is successful, and tensions rise as they face the reality of losing money on a bad investment.

Overall, Storage Wars season 12 episode 5 is a thrilling episode that showcases the competitive nature of the auction hunters as they battle it out for valuable items. The harsh weather conditions and damaged contents of the storage units add an extra layer of challenge to the bidding process, making for an exciting and suspenseful viewing experience.