One of the hottest TV trends these days are the rags to riches shows about ordinary people who discover hidden treasures at auctions, or estate sales, or by picking through piles of junk in storage units or barns.
Many people do not see any harm in saving as much ?stuff? as possible in the hopes that one day it will become valuable enough to sell at a profit.
But like so many other things, myth and reality are often separated by a wide chasm. In most cases, the stored treasure becomes more of a nuisance than a cache.
And while a few items may have some monetary value, there is a definite and real cost of clean-up after the ?collector?s? days are over.
The cost of dumpsters, laborers, and cleaners can often exceed any actual monetary value by ten, twenty, or even FIFTY times over.
And the accumulation of one lifetime can become just another final expense that has to be dealt with by the survivors.
It is heartbreaking to see one individual?s concept of treasure being relegated to trash.
Don?t let this happen to your kids. If you don?t need it or can?t sell it, get rid of it!
Because at some point someone else will have to do it.
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