Selling my iPhone 11 to avoid homelessness

Hello and welcome to today's video. So

today I have to sell my iPhone 11.

Can't get the stupid thing out of the box.

And the reason why I'm selling it is

because, well, moving around from Airbnb

to Airbnb is kind of expensive. And in

order to save some money, I've decided

that I no longer want my iPhone 11. I

never use it anyway. It was just kind of—

it was just a waste of money. I don't even

know why I bought it in the first place.

And I think I'll just get rid of it, try

and make some money off off of it.

According to Google Maps, there should be

a shop that I can sell my iPhone to

somewhere around here.

I think I found it.

3rd floor

iPhone.

Um, I'd like to sell this. You want

Yes, please show me your ID card.

Thank you.

Bye.

Look how

much

money I got.

¥100,000.

I got ¥100,000. The gym.

Very nice.

I can't believe I got ¥100,000 for my used

secondhand iPhone 11 that I bought in

September. I was expecting to get about

¥60,000 or ¥70,000,

but then he offered me ¥100,000, and

that's about ¥30,000 less than

what I paid for it in the first place. So

in total, I only lost about ¥30,000

from buying the iPhone 11, which isn't

much. Well, I guess it is quite a lot if

you think about it, because I'm down

¥30,000 and all I have to show for it is,

well, I got to use the iPhone 11 for about

a month. So you might be wondering, why

did I sell the iPhone 11? Wasn't I happy

with it? What was wrong with it? And There

were many things wrong with it. I just,

just, just— well, I just didn't like it

because the Samsung S10+ does everything

way better, and the GoPro is much

better for wide angle. So I just

didn't really find myself ever using the

iPhone 11. The only time I used it was

right before I went to bed and in the

morning because I just had it under my

pillow and And it just stayed under my

pillow the whole time because during the

day I would just use my iPad or my laptop

or my phone. It just didn't make any sense

to have 2 phones, and I would never choose

to use the iPhone 11 to make videos unless

all of my other devices broke or I lost

them. So it just didn't really make any

sense to, to have it,

and Now that I got about $900— I think

it's $900. ¥100,000 is about $920.

So I got a pretty good, um, I got a pretty

good price from that man. That man's very

nice. I think I have a bit of a problem

when it comes to impulse buying. The

problem is I get bored and then I see

something that looks nice, like a new

iPhone or a new gadget, and I want

it and I end up just buying it and it's

fun for the first few days or the first

week and then after that first week is

over I kind of regret buying it. I always

end up regretting buying something.

Recently I bought the Osmo Action and it's

just not very good. I thought it would be

but I just prefer the GoPro so I need to

get rid of that as well. I really need to

stop buying stuff I don't need. And then

selling it and then losing money. Such a

waste of money. And it's like I explained

earlier, moving around, um, to all of

these Airbnbs is kind of expensive.

Usually Airbnb is pretty, pretty

affordable, pretty cost-effective, but

they hit you with these cleaning fees,

and it's the cleaning fees that end up

making it kind of expensive. If you just

stay 2 days in an Airbnb the cleaning

fee will be almost the same price as 2

nights. So if you're staying in an Airbnb

for a week or more, then it doesn't really

matter. But I like to move around to

different Airbnbs because I kind of like

sleeping in different beds and using

different Airbnbs just for the experience.

I get bored being stuck in one place the

whole time, and I think I've spent nearly

all of my income from this month on

Airbnbs alone. So I needed to try

and find a way to get some extra cash,

and selling the electronics I never use is

actually a good idea. Also, it makes my

luggage a lot lighter. I really want to

shrink my luggage. I feel like I have a

lot of things that I don't actually need

to have in my luggage.

It's okay, don't worry, I'm not running

out of money. I'm not broke.

I've got— stupid train, so irritating.

Don't worry, I'm not going

broke. I still have plenty of money to be

able to keep myself off the streets. I'm

not making this video to try and secretly

beg for money. I'm not begging for money.

I'm just, you know, what am

I doing? I don't know, walking around in a

bloody field next to a river in the dark.

That's what I'm doing. Maybe this video

could be kind of useful if you want to

sell your phone in Japan. I didn't even

know you could sell your phone in Japan

like that until recently. But yeah,

there's loads of shops where you can just

go in and it doesn't matter if you're not

Japanese. I was surprised that guy could

speak pretty decent English. Yeah, you

just go in, just show them what you want

to sell, and then they'll check it, see if

it works, see if the SIM cards work on it.

Just wait about 10 minutes and then he'll

give you a price and he'll just give you

cash. You don't even have to sign

anything. He, he might ask you for ID.

He asked me for ID. He also asked me to

show him a receipt just in case— I

don't know, maybe he thought I stole it.

It would be pretty easy to sell stolen

goods. I'm not sure what would have

happened if I said I didn't have a

receipt. Luckily I had the email receipt

when I ordered it from Apple.