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And the elimination/ebay'ing of items that you realize you haven't touched or unpacked since your last move. Arguably untouched junk in American households has
by throwaway803453 5y ago
And the elimination/ebay'ing of items that you realize you haven't touched or unpacked since your last move.
Arguably untouched junk in American households has better housing than most people in this world.
- MeinBlutIstBlau 5y agoPeople have way too much junk here. I'm more of the mind "will I get my dollars worth out of this?" before I buy. I prefer the liquidity of cash over having to deal with owning, monitoring, moving, or selling another asset. I assume best case I can get half of what I paid for it. If it's super niche, I'll be lucky to even find a buyer. If it's expensive, I just assume I'm gonna take a huge loss. That's why I don't like buying too many things. Stuff is great...until you have to move.