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It's not just you. I won't call it wrong, but does it draw out some of the worst qualities in people? Absolutely. One good thing you can do now is start unload
by 0xEF 1y ago
It's not just you. I won't call it wrong, but does it draw out some of the worst qualities in people? Absolutely.
One good thing you can do now is start unloading some of your own estate so you can enjoy a bit of the cash that comes from it, maybe spending it on a fun activity or experience istead of just buying more stuff. Or, donate useful items to local shelters so that people in need can benefit a bit from your excess, mild as though it may be. We don't have to be wealthy to help someone else out and when we unburden ourselves from our dust-collecting stuff, we also unburden the person who has to deal with it when we die.
- bzzzt 1y agoI agree with you in the general case, but considering the number of bids above average I'm not sure it's such a burden to be the one who has to deal with it in this case ;) I don't think David Lynch really needed that 'bit of extra cash' at the end of his life. Most of the items are memorabilia and worth a lot more since he passed away so even if the goal was to donate to charity it would have been wise to hold on to them.