Brian started his auctioning career right out of college. He is no stranger to auto auctions because his father is the owner of Boone Trail AutoHaus in Wilkesboro, where Brian would help at the auctions that supplied his father with cars. He attended and graduated from Auctioning school and was immediately hired by four different auctions in North Carolina. He works five days a week; Mondays at his father’s office and a different auction each of the other four days.

The auctions are the busiest part out of Brian’s schedule. It is an early morning job with not long hours, but definitely grueling work while on the job. His voice is his job with calling the cars as they move d

As for Brian’s future goals he just said, “I’ll take the future as it comes to me!” He did say that he hoped to build his own house and find the right girl to settle down with. Brian exclaimed that he is a very traditional, and doesn’t want to have to flashy of a life. He says, “I just want to be comfortable.”

Brian said there is nothing he regrets doing, and he is happy his little brother decided to profile him. With his auctioning career, his boating, the Carolina Panthers, racing, and spending time with his family and friends, I’m surprised that I was able to catch him for the interview. As you can see, he is a well-rounded person and was worthy of being profiled.

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