The Boys unpack storage lots with Caleb and Soup
Gas-station blueprints, vintage roller skates and Xbox games turn up in the group's second storage-unit challenge.
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We Made a HUGE Profit from Abandoned Storage Units
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- 0:00Mully introduces the second storage-unit challenge, with Caleb and Soup appraising the finds against each team's purchase cost.
- 1:06Chip tokens pair Eddie with Juicy, leaving Mully, Josh and Narrator on the other team.
- 6:16Team A unpacks Xbox games, a VR headset and vintage roller skates for Soup to value.
- 7:11Team B opens a filing cabinet containing historical BP gas-station blueprints.
Eddie and Juicy end up together again, and Eddie has a question: "How does it always happen?" Across from them, Mully, Josh and Narrator prepare to find out whether their abandoned-storage haul is worth what they paid.
"We Made a HUGE Profit from Abandoned Storage Units" is the centerpiece of The Boys' three-upload week, reaching roughly 304,000 views in its first twelve hours. Caleb and Soup return as appraisers for episode two of the group's "Storage Wars" challenge. One lot offers Xbox games, a VR headset and vintage roller skates; the other produces the rather less obvious treasure of historical BP gas-station blueprints. The video also includes a promotion for the group's hot sauce brand.
The appraisals have become part of the conversation. Viewers debate optimistic replacement prices versus what used items might actually sell for, while others ask to see the locker auction itself. There's also a much smaller mystery occupying the comments: how Dose managed to carry a whole Subway sandwich in his pocket.
Two companion uploads, "Storage Wars Secret Hard Drives (EXTRAS)" and "reading adult dvd titles... (BONUS)", round out the week. The storage challenge currently carries the most viewing momentum, followed by "The Boys Play TTT in Real Life...", which is approaching a million views. The sponsored "The Boys Answer Questions We've Always Avoided (truth or drink)" also continues adding views.
It's a slower stretch overall: daily viewing is well below the channel's usual level, although The Boys added about 10,000 subscribers over the week. Nearby in the challenge-and-stunt world, AMP's daily viewing is close to normal, while devinsupertramp is quieter than usual too. For The Boys, the fresh activity is concentrated around those storage lots and the competing ideas of what their contents are really worth.
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What viewers say
Yay!! More Storage Wars from The Boys
@deadlyagent9746See it on YouTubeCaleb and Soup return!! 🥳
@UnknownC04See it on YouTubeMen’s pockets are crazy cuz what do you mean there’s a whole subway sandwich (along with other stuff) in Dose’s pockets 😭
@artsysabsSee it on YouTube
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I wanna see them ACTUALLY do the locker auction. Like Storage Wars and Auction Hunters.
@sigma1328See it on YouTubeOld homemade duct tape wallet😂😂😂😂
@ApexRoyalsSee it on YouTubeAll those shell signs are pretty dope ngl
@ghostinng274See it on YouTube43:20 The pause and stare from Mully made me actually Lol 😂
@krystacronk7077See it on YouTube
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The videos drawing views on The Boys right now
- Channel
- The Boys
- Subscribers
- 6,570,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 3,510,884
- Videos published this week
- 3
- Video published
- November 14, 2026
- Video views so far
- 304,499
The numbers
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💡 Test your knowledge
Who ends up on Eddie's team in the storage-unit challenge?
The chip-token selection pairs Eddie and Juicy as Team A.




