If you were to die, would whoever goes through your personal belongings be shocked by what they find?
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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
Likely everything will go straight to the dump, unlooked at. Including birth certificates and all.
There's really no one that would really care. Even some of the expensive items will likely go to the dump. I've seen it happen, in this place.
TVs, refrigerators, electronics, furniture, everything went to the dump. Even the guys relatives saw nothing. And I don't have any relatives.
There's really no one that would really care. Even some of the expensive items will likely go to the dump. I've seen it happen, in this place.
TVs, refrigerators, electronics, furniture, everything went to the dump. Even the guys relatives saw nothing. And I don't have any relatives.
HoeBag · 46-50, F
@DeWayfarer What we think is valuable is often junk to others.
Cause yeah once something is bought and brought home, even lightly used it somehow becomes "junk".
Electronics and TV's are a dime a dozen. Furniture is "old ugly junk". Large appliances are too much to deal with.
Cause yeah once something is bought and brought home, even lightly used it somehow becomes "junk".
Electronics and TV's are a dime a dozen. Furniture is "old ugly junk". Large appliances are too much to deal with.
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
@HoeBag Unfortunately that is true to the owners of this place.
Throwaway society attitude is good for the economy. Their economy. Their bank accounts.
Throwaway society attitude is good for the economy. Their economy. Their bank accounts.