I just cleaned up a hoard belonging to me dear late husband. It took my son and I over a year to empty out a house. Hoarders, don't wait till you are on Hospice to clean your hoard up. It is so mean to leave the mess behind for your children! wish I could get a professional organizer to help me.

@samanthaabreu782

4 жыл бұрын

Mean? Really? I know is emotionally exhausting but it's a loved one that passed, to even think that deal with trash is more problematic than the lost of someone is mean. I cleaned my mother things in one week, it crushed me inside, but it was done as quickly as possible.

@sjt7028

3 жыл бұрын

Swedish death cleaning is definitely a good option. I'm in my late 30s and am actively doing it

My mother made a list of the antique and family pieces. All 6 of us got the list with instructions to rank the top 5 things we wanted in order of importance. Then she either gave it to us before she died or we got it afterwards as she left instructions on who got what. It saved a lot of squabbling as what was #1 on one persons list might have been a 5 on anothers. She also started giving stuff away to her kids and letting me sell some things on ebay for her. But there was still a big fabric stash and costume stash. She was a professional seamstress for decades.

@jankay8569

4 жыл бұрын

She was a wise lady

@nancyskilton162

3 жыл бұрын

My mom did the same thing. We all got what we wanted and she had her anniversary diamond ring remounted for me to wear.

@NotitiaRecolligo

2 жыл бұрын

Empty nester here currently doing the same thing. I'm also photographing family items & including their history too so that the item's story can also be passed down. Leaving tons of household possessions for children to deal with strikes me as selfish. Plus if it interests them they can use much of it now for their growing families.

I feel for her. My late husband was the same way. Never threw anything away. But I allowed it because I loved him. When he passed away I had this place professionally cleaned. They hauled off 7 tons of trash. I'm serious....seven tons!

@sammic974

4 жыл бұрын

Wow, that must have been such a relief for you. I know your energies will have gone on sorting things, but I hope you have peace of mind now.

@oregonwanderer

4 жыл бұрын

@@sammic974 Oh gees! Don't you know it! This place looked so clean. I felt like i had cleaned out all the bad in my mind. No. I didn't sort anything. I knew what was there and I had it all hauled off. I never even looked at it as it left.

Every single thing on Marks skip pile should have gone to charity. He had no rubbish. Those retro fibre optic lamps sell for lots of money if you know the right places to list them. I think I also saw an old game console, also worth money.

@amara560

4 жыл бұрын

I'm wondering if everything truly goes to the skip or if they send things to charity shops as well

@sammic974

4 жыл бұрын

Sadly people want to pay a pittance for anything these days. Is easier to pass on to charity shop. At least those pennies are going to a good cause.

@NotitiaRecolligo

2 жыл бұрын

I'm hoping it all went to charity.

@emmacassidy8482

2 жыл бұрын

The only difference between charity shop and an antiques shop is a charity shop sells stuff for what it's really worth.

@tinamarieb49

Жыл бұрын

There was a miners lamp on the skip pile. A British friend purchased one for me over 30 yrs ago for 70 pounds!

I have been taking care of my hoarding on my own finally. Know am dieing soon and don't want to leave this for anyone to clean.

@tonibauer2949

4 жыл бұрын

I am so sorry to hear you say that and wish for you that there is hope for whatever you are suffering from. Not well expressed, but you get the idea. I hope you have some help with it.

@sharrongray1837

4 жыл бұрын

💖

@lisab9541

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, we hit an age or have affliction and our lives need sorted before we going we can.

@Magerquark

4 жыл бұрын

All the best to you. Having a clean and organized home will make your life much more enjoyable, I know because I used to live in a pretty shitty home myself, this went as far as I was scared about any ring on the doort, cause people might see the mess

@Irene-gq4jr

4 жыл бұрын

country gal, I hope it's a whole lot less soon than you think, and second Toni Bauer's sentiments. In the meantime I hope the process is liberating rather than sad. I'm not dying anytime soon (that I know of), but began a mission to enjoy the rest of my life unencumbered by things I don't even use. My very best wishes to you xx

Living with someone like this is beyond stressful. If you are dating a person that shows these tendencies....RUN! No matter how much you love them, it will drive you crazy (especially if you are neat and tidy). Resentment will settle in and eventually the stuff will come between you.

@Irene-gq4jr

4 жыл бұрын

It did drive me crazy and I did leave (back to my own home that I'd been renting out to bail him out financially, as this wasn't the only aspect of his life that was a mess). I like things to be organized so I don't waste time finding crap or money buying doublers, but I'm not a neat freak; however struggling to get laundry completed and get out to work clean and decent every day is not normal. Nor is coming back 'home' to a shithole you hate being in. You may care very much for someone but we all have our breaking point. I broke and ran.

@amara560

4 жыл бұрын

If someone enjoys collecting you shouldn't necessarily run, but if someone has a house full of piles of stuff, rents a storage unit and/or tends to collect rubbish, yes RUN

@sadiechristenson6397

4 жыл бұрын

There is professional help for OCD. Making people you love suffer with your disorder is ridiculous.

@mangoyacho

Жыл бұрын

@@Irene-gq4jr I enjoyed reading your posting and thank you for your honesty. You are very courageous. I trust you are still going strong after running from chaos

@moladhdodhia164

Жыл бұрын

My sister lives with me and hoarded up the basement,the only thing of mine down there is my washer and dryer,I have strict instructions to not touch her stuff.

I loved this episode, such fine people involved. So happy for John and his family.Thank you for the upload.

So sad about John's diagnosis. The best thing is to get it all in one room, organised into categories, so music stuff together, shit together etc. When it's all piled up higgledy-piggledy , it's overwhelming.

@amara560

4 жыл бұрын

Whenever I let stuff pile up on my desk, kitchen table, etc, I always organize in categories. It makes it so much easier!

@janesmith9024

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, I think they are coping with him dying and unable to walk, just about no money and the kmother has to do everything - idy the house, work full time as a teacher, look after the little girl and tidying up is not top of the list but the house is really bad., In a day other famiyl members could get it all sorted out for them - eveni f it just all went into one room only and rest of house was perfect - not hard to do really. I suspect the wife is a bit depressed at times too - understandably.

@sammic974

4 жыл бұрын

@@janesmith9024 Yes, it must be hard knowing what's ahead, as well as dealing with day to day stuff. We need a big clearout but unfortunately my OH is starting up a business and so is tied to his keyboard pretty much full-time. If it were all my stuff, I'd know what to do with it. But as it's his........ Am trying to be understanding but some days it can be difficult!!

I refuse to rent a storage unit or put stuff in my attic. It makes a tremendous difference, when one makes that decision. It forces one to question every purchase, and every item kept.

@sjt7028

3 жыл бұрын

So true 👍

LOVE Aggie ! She is such an angel to people. Everyone should practice Swedish death cleaning. It's one of the kindest gifts you can give your family when your time comes.

@Naemen

4 жыл бұрын

What's Swedish death cleaning?

@momof2momof2

4 жыл бұрын

@@Naemen It's when you clean out, and organize your things, paper, legal business etc. so when its your time to go, your family will not have so much to deal with. Losing a loved one is difficult enough without having to deal with their unfinished business. Happy New Year ! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

@Naemen

4 жыл бұрын

@@momof2momof2 Oh I see! Thanks for the explanation. I'm a Swede myself so I know what it is, I've just never heard the English word for it :) Happy (belated) New Year to you too!

@momof2momof2

4 жыл бұрын

@@Naemen Thank you ! I'm American and that's what I've heard it called. I'm sure you have the proper Swedish words for it :)

@robynyoung711

3 жыл бұрын

@@Naemen It's a book that is an easy quick read .

Glad the guy with MND got a good price for his musical treasures. They can enjoy life now.

“That’s good. That’ll cheer us up.” I love that statement!!! I am going to start saying that when things get me down. I have multiple sclerosis which is a nerve disease too but doesn’t act as fast as ALS. I absolutely love and adore their relationship. I wish I had something like that in my life.What a blessing for him to be able to let go of those things so that they can make happy memories together for as long as possible. I am also a musician and teach voice and piano. Instruments are just instruments until they make music in the hands of an artist. He was right to let them go. That poor little girl is going to grow without her dad and that breaks my heart but I know that hard things make us stronger even when we are kicking and screaming through them. What a fantastic family. I wish them all the best.

@janesmith9024

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, you could tell they loved each other and also the little girl seemed very loved and happy which is great. I just hope they can sort out their house - the conditoin of which is unacceptable for a little girl to live in - so much stuff - not fair on her.

I was a hoarder and was saving stuff to sell to help my Family but I saved far more than I sold and was drowning in stuff !I drifted onto the hoarding sites on youtube and found this video ! I think this must be a few years old and the disabled musician was a bit reluctant to sell but his Daughter stated that they ha not had a Family experience for a long time ! Sell your crap and enjoy your Family experiences ! I assume that this poor chap has passed on but congratulations to him for selling his stuff ! I hope his Daughter and wife are enjoying the proceeds ! I have got rid of my junk and we have had 9 all inclusives to the Canaries !

@janesmith9024

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, I assume he is dead now. Most woudl be although the famous Stephen Hawking lived with it for decades but that is very very rare. I got the impression probably as they only had her teacher earnings they had very little money and probably have a mortgage on the house too so the £10k was probably very useful. I would have used it first to clear thei rhouse of all the junk and only use the balance for trips out.

Why do people say"sorry" when they start to cry? We understand.

Lovely voice the wife has.

Mom: Where should we start..." Daughter: The front. LMAO Smart child! :)

That's nice if him. my dad left his house full, and he actually would rather die because of it, than sort it. Since he did actually. His house was full of his own poo and wee, hundreds of cameras, general rubbish and so much stuff that was destroyed with water damage. The mould in the house I suspect led to the pneumonia that killed him. His house is wrecked, and its cost nearly 10k to deal with just the removal. So I urge anyone who is next if kin to a hoarder, to deal with it together while they're still around.

@ultraboombean

4 жыл бұрын

I am sorry your last memories of your dad could not be more positive. Sending good vibes your way

@Fverheijden

4 жыл бұрын

I am sorry to hear that!

@tonibauer2949

4 жыл бұрын

I am so very sorry. It is hard enough to deal with the “normal” items of a deceased loved one. Dealing with the hoard of a dead parent, especially, must cause huge anger, resentment and misery. God bless you.

@sammic974

4 жыл бұрын

Am so sorry you had to go through all that. My dad was a hoarder too. An intelligent man who had a problem. It's so sad. I hope that John's family can sort their home out for the longer term.

@miakate6167

4 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry to hear that. And you're right - try to deal with the hoard while they're alive - but what if they refuse/ don't think they have a problem? My grandma is 85 and still doing pretty well, but she's old; it's only a matter of time. She lives alone is a gigantic four-story historic house filled with junk she won't/can't get rid of. The six-acre property is a mess too: the garages, former horse stables, on-site summer house, all full. She won't listen to family. None of us are even allowed in her house anymore - her excuse is always "I didn't clean up for company; next time!" What should we do?

Absolutely ridiculous amount of ads in this video 😡😤😡

@quickchris10comcast

4 жыл бұрын

Really? When are you gonna download AdBlock Plus for free like the rest of us and do away with ads, then? Once installed, will show a stop-sign ikon that says ABP on your toolbar, and it even tracks how many ads it's blocked. Currently, mine says ``67.'' (Had to edit to change number of ads blocked.)

@SuzanneU

4 жыл бұрын

I didn't get even one! I went into Manage My Ads and unchecked every single box. It took a very long time but was deeply satisfying.

@zeldanah9579

4 жыл бұрын

Suz Cost ,can you please tell me where the ' manage my ads' option can be found?

@KLSeba

4 жыл бұрын

download Adblock extension for chrome. I haven't seen a single ad on video in a decade.

@theangriestcatintheworld

4 жыл бұрын

Another option is to drag the cursor all the way to the end of the video, then tap replay. Easy peasy, no adverts!! Give it a go, it's easier than ad block. 💕 >^. .^< 💕

IMO he’s a clean hoarder lol 🤷‍♀️ His stuff doesn’t even look dusty, dirty or does he have trash every where on the ground piling up like every hoarding shows I’ve watched.

@fatimahe3167

4 жыл бұрын

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@quickchris10comcast

4 жыл бұрын

It seems like such a nice storage place; probably climate-controlled and well-ventilated.

@lisab9541

4 жыл бұрын

Not all hoarders are hoarding trash, wrecking their baths and living in filth or have molding, rotting kitchens, some just have a lot of stuff piled up.

@socalkikrox1jen

4 жыл бұрын

Lisa B that percentage is very , very small

@socalkikrox1jen

4 жыл бұрын

Lisa B not all but a very very small percentage are what you had posted.

It's nice to see the young daughter being involved. She is a pretty child :)

I like Aggie and Kim together.

Easy to do when the family is OK, but a war when the family desagrea!

Well.….Aggie!! It's so good to see you again! June from Maine

so happy for John and his family. I wonder if he is still with them today. I hope he is still going strong

If your hoarded items are media - photos, records or films, why not digitise them so you keep the memories without having to keep the physical stuff?

@sammic974

4 жыл бұрын

Great idea. We will be doing the same.

@pinknotthebarbie

4 жыл бұрын

Its not the same, I'm a bit of a hoarder not to extent but the physical is better. As long has its organised and has a place. My photos are all in photo albums. And you don't need electric with real photos or books. Although my photo app keeps a backup i Just in case

@amara560

4 жыл бұрын

Great idea! I'm also doing this in case there's ever a fire or something. So many memories in papers and photographs

@janesmith9024

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, I've done that. Witha bit of help from one child (for fees) we have scanned all the photoos - my 100 physical albums, my parents' old ones and my diaries since the 1970s and much else. i have thrown so much away . i hope pdfs don't get out of date! I kept 2 boxes only of papers, 1870s family letter etc. However the children want me to keep the 100 photo albums for after I die so those arein 10 boxes upstairs! It's endless at times but I do recommend digitalising. I did it with stuff when my parents died too which I can now find in a few seconds on my computer (it is also backed up to hard drive) saved by year. Even today I emailed my son a 1980 4 page essay competition short story I wrote (which is similar to his views today on the environment) and it was so nice to have it scanned from my original typed version of 1980.

@janesmith9024

4 жыл бұрын

You can also get companies to do it for you - I sent one our family VHS home movies from the 1980s_+ and they are all on CDs and memory stick and my computer (and cloud account) now and I threw out the VHS originals and camcorder tapes. We also gave hundreds of bought in VHS videos to chairity .

I the USA we donate items to Reuse Centers where they can be sold to raise $$$$ for non profit causes such as animal welfare.. Not much goes in the trash since one persons trash is another persons treasure.

@janesmith9024

4 жыл бұрын

Actually the same here and on the programme - the "charity" box. All my old stuff I take down to the charity shop as these tiny sums at auctions (other than something like those guitars) does not raise enough to bother selling it even on Ebay.

I love Aggie’s classic clothing style, especially the pink trimmed suit in this episode.

When our uncle passed on, we were in charge of his estate. Our Uncle had maybe 50 or so records from the 1950's-1970's. So, we took his record collection to the pawn shop, and even the pawn shop told us that the records were worthless and to just throw them in the dumpster.

@SandraNelson063

4 жыл бұрын

There are SOME records that are real collectors items. Not all. You have to be willing to do the research and dig for info. It can be heartbreaking. I know. I am a hoarder who is trying to change. Hard slogging .

@momof2momof2

4 жыл бұрын

Actually that was wrong information. My brother recently went to a place with his 45's and got over $300 for them.

@chrissiecarr5721

4 жыл бұрын

Sandra Nelson ...I wish you the best for sorting things out 💚I just set a goal to do half an hour a day🙄 it took awhile but I got there 🤗🙋🏻‍♀️🕊

@JD-vk1bi

4 жыл бұрын

Rather than trashing them, Goodwill generally accepts vinyl records as do some other thrift stores. By the time the new collector is ready to get rid of the vinyls -- maybe ten to twenty years from now, a solution better than the current landfill depositing hopefully will be developed.

@janesmith9024

4 жыл бұрын

@@JD-vk1bi Yes same in the UK -giving them to a charity shop as I did with my parents' record player is a good home as we do know local people these days moving back to record players so they are becoming a bit more popular again.

12:30 thats so funny the lil girl was like.... we start with whats in front of it

They're storage units... when your stuff is blocking accessways in your actual home then you have a problem....

That pink guitar 😍 so cute ❤️

Is that lady host one of the pair from the UK cleaning show? I love her and her helpful ways.

@bakerfritz4681

3 жыл бұрын

She is. That’s Aggie from “How Clean is Your House,” which I loved, but I’m really enjoying seeing her in the spotlight this time.

This is a pretty classy hoarder, with Mark's db and everything. Anyway, I think old records and turntables are trending; I seemed to hear of milennials looking for them frequently. I miss the sounds of silent, white noise on the tracks between songs on vinyl. :( And, John and Jackie have beautiful voices. Also, I hope Mark disposed of the ugly clock at 15:43. I would buy the six-million dollar man, but, not for 20 . . . maybe 10 or 15.

4:30 that poor girl. She's just so done.

The ads, ugh, they suck and freeze up. My heart was in my throat when I saw the six million dollar man action figure...that show is still being aired on T.V. You might have got more for it online, I would have definitely bid for it! I loved the telephones!

Everone has a God shaped vacuum or void in them. This void can only be filled by a deep connection with our creator....unfortunately people try to fill it with stuff.

@amara560

4 жыл бұрын

I rather think what is missing is self esteem, a lost loved one or a wound left by sustained trauma.

@wenchen8173

2 жыл бұрын

So true!

What a lovely singing voice that lady has 😍🎶👌🏻x

I don't understand the math. The money that's not being spent in the future for storage is an asset but the money that has already been spent on storage costs is not deducted from the total?

@ruffadejesus4481

4 жыл бұрын

Money saved for storage is a deduction of expense, that's why it was considered an income. So it was added to all other income from disposal of assets

@janesmith9024

4 жыл бұрын

Every episode I watch annoys me on that piont too - it is just bad maths and an incorrect calculation.

@greghouser2617

4 жыл бұрын

@@janesmith9024 Money that's spent is just lost forever. The emphasis should just be on stopping the stupid expenditures and avoiding such behavior in the future.

Why was the lady making the girl give up something when it was the guys hoard SMH The little girl only wanted one thing to keep , the table & floor is full !

@jillianguilford5191

4 жыл бұрын

No other parts to go with what the girl wanted held out.

I am so sorry to hear that

If it’s in storage for a long period of time, get rid of it. You obviously don’t need it

I wanna know what happened with all the records. And what about all the junk in the house of the man with the disability? He's gonna need to clean the house out to get around in a wheelchair...

@RetroCaptain

4 жыл бұрын

It was mentioned in the bit where he was attempting a hock (& told they were in good nick but overly abundant, ie not valuable) he would seek out a jazz lover (I presume in an online marketplace, for low price). I imagine the other mans house junk was sorted after the auction, or they would plan out a second auction.

@Stardust_7273

4 жыл бұрын

RetroCaptain must have missed that

@janesmith9024

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, I thought they would add and he had sold them on Ebay for £1000 or something. I gave all my parents' to charity last year and their working record player from the 1960s as the resale value was so low including for a few old 78s

Surprise surprise only 5 guitars worthy of going to auction!

My dad's a hoarder and he must have 12 storage units full of "trash"!

@ithacacomments4811

4 жыл бұрын

My ex thinks he still has storage units full....but my son shut them down years ago and got rid of it all !!!!

@smc130

4 жыл бұрын

DEEVA ....Good luck!

@mangoyacho

Жыл бұрын

@@ithacacomments4811

I know many guitar players who collect. As for me it came down to keeping one 6-string and one 12-string.

I get the hoarding yes fine at home . But why is it just all thrown in the room? Stand it up, on top of its self and all that kind of thing , and it will still be a full room but at least stacked and not all like a skip . Oh and that lady has beautiful voice

The problem with crazy people is they can be deeply selfish. This guy needs 30 guitars , he never plays instead of spending the resources on his wife and child?

$4400 or 3200 GBP does not seem like much for all the guitars and equipment he sold the guy.

MND, I lost my mother to that disease

@Naemen

4 жыл бұрын

I'm so sorry for your loss :(

@Mrsmomof2kids1

4 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry snoopjet. My mom was diagnosed a year ago at 71 when her speech became slurred. It is a horrible disease.

Im curious in which way they filmed this series because every episode you see things from other episodes at the auction too.

It would of been huge if he had all the guitars

Maybe the wife should of had a her phone out and googled the price of the guitars and told him how much money that they could make.

I knew I recognized the narrators voice!

Sell it to someone else who has a hoarding problem

@tempusfugit7127

4 жыл бұрын

Jenny , I love your comment and I am going to try it out with my hubby's expensive trash .😨😨

I think the phones would have done better on Ebay.

Sorry Aggie I know what it is now it's the word hoarder. If I don't keep my Daughter stuff I feel like I showed no respect for her life. Hoarders are dirty we are not Death comes put it away to deal with pain then guilt when you want to get rid of it.

@MudlarksAlmanac

4 жыл бұрын

Lorraine - I know exactly what you mean about thinking it's disrespectful to get rid of stuff. My mother died 7 years ago, aged 90, having lived in the same house for 60+ years, and I still haven't managed to dispose of some of her things. (Sadly, we didn't get on very well, and Mum had dementia which made that worse, and I couldn't persuade her to part with anything while she was alive) I found her clothes the hardest things - she always wore lovely skirts and blouses - so my way of letting go of them was to hang each item up on the wall, and photograph it, so the actual item could then go, but I still have the photographic memory of it. Some people also use a loved ones clothes to make a memory quilt to keep, which is another nice idea - and I am going to turn a mohair jacket I gave Mum into a teddy bear that I can keep. I wish you well in your journey and hope you can find peace soon.

@tonibauer2949

4 жыл бұрын

MudlarksAlmanac very nice. My mother and I also loved each other but always had a difficult relationship. Our personalities were very alike in some regards and so different in others, and we were both defensive and fault finding with one another. I did my very best for her, and thankfully have a sister who was much closer with her who assumed much of the responsibility for her. I always am amazed when people speak of a parent as a best friend, always accepting and supportive. And kind of envious. She has been gone 2 years and I have regrets, sadness, and yes, some relief that she is no longer here. Sad but true. We had no trouble letting go of her things, including the many beautiful clothes she owned. Her things went to nieces, nephews, friends, the wonderful people who helped care for her in her last years, and my sis and I took a little. The rest went to a thrift shop that donates all its earnings to local charities. I like your idea of photographing then letting go of your mom’s things.

The right strategy is to sell the hoardings.

awww.

The poor man who is dying needs to sort out his house more than the unit. I hope his wife can help him get rid of it all. It is not acceptable for that little girl to live at home with all that junk piled high. I suppose as he got sick (and we al l now how awful and fatal motor n. disease is) perhaps hoarding got worse although I suppose he doesn't get out so much.

@janesmith9024

4 жыл бұрын

My grandfather was an auctioneer and valuer and estate agent so the auction always reminds me about what my father told me about him.

@janesmith9024

4 жыл бұрын

Words at the end are wise - don't let it build up. Just deal with it at the time if you can.

Beautyfull the Gitars 👍👍👍

Funny how such lovely people can be soooooo wacked !

they have to arrange the things

@sarawilkinson6766

4 жыл бұрын

It's weird. My dad did that.

Where's Kim?😂😎

@natalielinden

4 жыл бұрын

They had a falling out. There are online articles about their rocky relationship.

@robynyoung711

3 жыл бұрын

She has her own show now,

I loved Assamese songs

0:31 ummm *wHaT*

This is funny to look at but try living with it. My husband has old shoe boxes filled with cassette tapes, not even good retro or vintage ones either, just blank tapes he recorded crap onto years ago. We don't even own a tape player.

@janesmith9024

4 жыл бұрын

My mother had about 100 VHS tapes of episodes of TV programmes she had not watched yet. Do keep any tapes with a parent's vote on however as may be tyhe only recording of that person's voice - you can record it to computer or phone if you can find a cassette player. I had one and have copied a few things - my mother - lovely singing voice, one of our parents' rows (which we used to try to record!!!)

@gothicgrandma4559

4 жыл бұрын

@@janesmith9024 They're not voice recordings, just crap he recorded off the radio in his teens. He's 33 now so it's officially rubbish.

Wow

That girl 💞🖤

He had a reason not to let go. Now he is I'll he knows he must. Its emotional loss. Aggies I watched you for year's but your attitude has offended me sometimes you're rude and hurtful. Do they get offered after care sad.i love you Aggie I'm in the same boat my Daughter died I don't want anything but I continue to pay.

@tonibauer2949

4 жыл бұрын

Lorraine Dettbarn I am so sorry you lost your daughter. That has to be the very hardest thing for anyone. I didn’t understand what you are paying for, though.

@janesmith9024

4 жыл бұрын

Is there someone else in the family who could take on the task - decide what in their is worth keeping or just photographing or scanning and getting rid of the rest as you do not want anything? Some things I feel I have a family responsibility to pass on - about 3 items. I am so sorry about your daughter. My neighbour is similar - has a lot of her daughter's old 1960s photos taken for work in her house , far far too much of it and she really shoudl just keep a few items for memoyr's sake and throw the rest out. Instead she will die in the house and her sons will have to deal with it all I suppose now (she is 85).

collecting 40 guitars is that a problem when the wife probably got 400 pairs of shoes and as many dresses that is never used?

AS for the record collection, probably do better in North America.

She needs to get rid of her horrible red outfit

I don't like this show. The amount of money they make at auction is rarely worthwhile and they end up with most of it unsold.

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Whats the point in hosting a show and pissing off all the time , they might as well not even have the clearing woman , she just talks and pops in and out , bit stupid she should get her old cleaning crew throw on a pair of jeans and get in there not totter about in her frilly dresses and heels ???? idea for show is good , host errrrrrr not so much ( is there a host ?? ) oh yeah I saw her pop in ...

Why does Gillian always dress so horribly

I find Agy really annoying, cant watch!

I enjoy the show but I CAN'T STAND Aggies voice!!

@quickchris10comcast

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it's so adnoidal, it makes me think she must have an adnoid problem and thus I don't know why she hasn't had them removed. They must cause other problems, like getting infected?

@Naemen

4 жыл бұрын

@@quickchris10comcast They have a connection to the immune system, so that's very likely. Sleep apnea, otitis and a nasal voice is common too. Wikipedia is my friend haha!

@aileenmoore7503

4 жыл бұрын

Don’t watch if that’s the case, simple. She is from Glasgow in Scotland, so has an accent.

@quickchris10comcast

4 жыл бұрын

My dear @@aileenmoore7503 , it is not her accent. I absolutely love her accent, and woe betide anyone who says I don't! I love her personality, too. It is the chord she strikes with her tone is very grating.

@Naemen

4 жыл бұрын

@@aileenmoore7503 I don't have a problem with her accent. It's her sound I can't stand (read above..).

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