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7. Yes, that's the same reaction I sort of had.

Fri Jan 4, 2019, 08:26 PM

Jan 2019

The guy with the 200 pairs of sneakers that he's never worn and are disintegrating in the boxes was the last straw for me. That's borderline OCD if you ask me. Then he states he had or has $10,000 in debt. Gee, I wonder why? I'd say he has a problem.

I see a connection between hoarding and the void that so many of the people in our country experience in their lives because they haven't grasped the concept that buying and accumulating stuff is just a temporary high.

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New Netflix series "Tidying Up". [View all] llmart Jan 2019 OP

Haven't watched it. MontanaMama Jan 2019 #1

You are so right that it's a process. llmart Jan 2019 #2

Yup. The fact that MontanaMama Jan 2019 #3

my wife is currently binging it bdtrppr6 Jan 2019 #4

But if your record collection gives you joy TexasBushwhacker Jan 2019 #6

I just watched two episodes. The Japanese lady is very sweet, but I found myself yelling at the Squinch Jan 2019 #5

Yes, that's the same reaction I sort of had. llmart Jan 2019 #7

Definitely. People with shopping problems are always filling a hole. Squinch Jan 2019 #8

I have watched 2 episodes hibbing Jan 2019 #9

Love your line about people who visit your house. llmart Jan 2019 #11

Funny stuff :) hibbing Jan 2019 #13

I have watched a few episodes. I admit, I have a lot of clothes and footwear. AJT Jan 2019 #10

Sounds like you have it all together. llmart Jan 2019 #12

I like her "Japaneseness" hibbing Jan 2019 #14

Oh, I never thought about that - the product line at Walmart. llmart Jan 2019 #15

that is the one thing I want to watch: the clothes folding yellowdogintexas Feb 2019 #17

The show is almost unwatchable. She cant Laura PourMeADrink Jan 2019 #16