Ep 6. Like a Kung Pao Cowboy

Like a Kung Pao Cowboy is the sixth episode of the fourth season of the popular reality show Storage Wars. The show revolves around professional buyers who purchase abandoned storage units in hopes of finding rare and valuable items that they can sell for a profit. Each episode features the buyers battling it out against each other in auction bidding wars, and then going through the contents of their newly acquired storage units to see what treasures they have found.

In this episode, the buyers are up against some tough competition as they bid on storage units in the city of Ontario, California. One of the buyers, Barry Weiss, is particularly excited to be in Ontario because it is the birthplace of his hero, Roy Rogers. Barry is hoping to find some Roy Rogers memorabilia in the storage units he bids on.

The first storage unit up for auction is owned by a man named Brandon, who claims to be a chef. Dave Hester, one of the most seasoned buyers on the show, begins the bidding at $1,000. The other buyers quickly lose interest in the unit, but Dave has a hunch that there may be something valuable hidden in a stack of boxes in the back of the unit. He ends up winning the unit for $1,900.

As he sifts through the contents of the unit, Dave finds a number of vintage cowboy hats that he thinks could be worth some money. He also discovers a pair of antlers that he believes may be from a rare species of deer. However, he quickly realizes that the antlers are fake and that he has been duped. Dave is disappointed, but he still ends up making a profit of $2,000 on the unit by selling the cowboy hats.

The second storage unit up for auction is owned by a woman named Jeanne. Jarrod Schulz and his partner Brandi Passante, who are known for their aggressive bidding style, start the bidding at just $1. They end up winning the unit for $900. As they go through the unit, Jarrod and Brandi are disappointed to find that it is mainly filled with cheap furniture and dirty clothes. However, they do find a box of vintage toy cars that they believe could be worth a decent amount of money.

The third storage unit up for auction is owned by a man named Bob. Barry Weiss and his friend Kenny Crossley are excited to bid on this unit because they believe that it may contain some Roy Rogers memorabilia. They start the bidding at $2,000 and end up winning the unit for $3,000. As they go through the unit, Barry and Kenny are delighted to find a number of Roy Rogers items, including a vintage lunchbox, a signed guitar, and a pair of Roy Rogers cowboy boots.

The final storage unit up for auction is owned by a man named Julio. Darrell Sheets, one of the most successful buyers on the show, is interested in this unit because he believes that it may contain some high-end sports equipment. As the bidding begins, Darrell faces some stiff competition from Dave Hester, who seems determined to win the unit at all costs. The bidding quickly escalates, and the unit ends up selling for a whopping $4,100.

As he goes through the contents of the unit, Darrell is thrilled to find a number of high-end golf clubs and tennis rackets. However, he also discovers that the unit is filled with boxes of junk that will be difficult to sell. Darrell realizes that he may have overpaid for the unit, but he is determined to make a profit nonetheless.

The episode ends with each of the buyers tallying up their profits from the day. While some of the buyers, such as Dave Hester, were disappointed by their finds, others like Barry Weiss and Darrell Sheets made a killing. Overall, Like a Kung Pao Cowboy was an exciting and entertaining episode of Storage Wars that kept viewers on the edge of their seats until the very end.