A ten-minute sprint of roadside capitalism, Andrew Johnston and Jackson Townsend's "Hwy 101 Yard Sale" drops viewers into the chaotic, sun-baked heart of the world's largest garage sale. The film captures the frantic energy of a single day as a colorful cast of bargain hunters, dealers, and curious tourists descend upon the legendary stretch of highway. With sharp eyes and quicker hands, they scour tables of forgotten treasures and kitsch, each person driven by a unique obsession, from a rare collectible to the simple thrill of a good deal. The camera weaves through the crowd, capturing the electric negotiations and the quiet, personal stories that surface between the piles of secondhand goods. This documentary-style short is a vibrant, observational portrait of American consumer culture, highlighting the fleeting connections and unexpected finds that make the hunt so irresistible. It is a fast-paced, human-centric look at the moment where one person's junk truly becomes another's prized possession.