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Why do boomers collect so much junk?
And by junk I mean commemorative plates, stamps, old coins, tchotchkes clutter to desks, basically nothing useful that retains a resale value and is easy to sell. I was looking at my grandparents house and realized it's just full of nonsense, my parents are going to be left with a landfill project, as opposed to being given wealth.
I can't imagine being so socially unaware as boomers that I'm leaving my descendants pure nonsense that takes up so much space, when having room space in the modern age is at a premium. Boomers never collect anything good like gold bullion or Bitcoin, you know, things that children might actually like to inherit and would benefit them.
And by junk I mean commemorative plates, stamps, old coins, tchotchkes clutter to desks, basically nothing useful that retains a resale value and is easy to sell. I was looking at my grandparents house and realized it's just full of nonsense, my parents are going to be left with a landfill project, as opposed to being given wealth.
I can't imagine being so socially unaware as boomers that I'm leaving my descendants pure nonsense that takes up so much space, when having room space in the modern age is at a premium. Boomers never collect anything good like gold bullion or Bitcoin, you know, things that children might actually like to inherit and would benefit them.
