One price, all week
What everything costs this week
Every item in the bins costs the same amount on a given day. There is nothing to look up, nothing to scan, and nothing to argue about at the till. The price falls one step every day until the next truck lands.
This week's descent
The price drops every single day
Thousands of items hit the floor Saturday morning. Nobody adds more stock during the week, so the bins empty out and the price sinks with them. The best finds go first.
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$25Saturday Restock
Premium Restock Day
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$20Sunday
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$15Monday
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$8Tuesday
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$6Wednesday Today
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$4Thursday
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$1Friday
Last Chance
Tomorrow it drops to $4.
The full week
The weekly price ladder
The store week starts on Saturday, the day the truck lands. Prices reset to the top of the ladder with every restock.
| Day | Price for everything in the bins | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday Restock | $25 | Premium Restock Day |
| Sunday | $20 | Price drops a step. |
| Monday | $15 | Price drops a step. |
| Tuesday | $8 | Price drops a step. |
| Wednesday Today | $6 | Price drops a step. |
| Thursday | $4 | Price drops a step. |
| Friday | $1 | Last Chance |
The ladder changes at the start of each trading day, in America/Toronto time.
No small print
How the pricing actually applies
- Everything in a bin is the same price
- Small or large, heavy or light — if it came out of a bin, it costs the day price.
- Clothing is priced separately
- The clothing section is sold by weight, not by the ladder. See below.
- Prices drop, they never go back up
- A price only moves one way during the week. Nobody re-prices the bins by hand.
- The ladder resets on the restock day
- When the truck lands, the bins refill and the price returns to the top of the ladder.
Clothing is the exception — it is sold by the pound
$5.00 a pound, minimum $25 or 5 lb.