> and I have to say, reducing the friction of getting rid of things without just mass-dumpstering them would be a godsend Yeah, that's a big problem with moder

> and I have to say, reducing the friction of getting rid of things without just mass-dumpstering them would be a godsend Yeah, that's a big problem with modern consumerism: with money to spend, buying stuff is too easy compared to the effort to part with it later. Although if you 'have' to move fast, there's companies that specialize in house clearing (as another poster noted). Some thrift stores also do this, provided the resale <-> trash ratio is acceptable to them.