I didnt have balls to say rhat.

True, I thought the same thing.

My guess is these kids are grown and the parents put it in a locker. When my kids left for college, they didn't want anything. We saved it all until they graduated, had them come look at their "stuff", take what they wanted, and we donated the rest.

My attic is full of our sons toys and the older one will be 43 in two days. The younger one turned 33 in August. Neither has kids and I am beginning to think they will stay in the attic till our sons hold an estate sale.

I thought sad, also. Maybe someone's ruined life. You never know what brought the end to payments on the locker.

That child is probably 20 something now and in University. I get the feeling someone was downsizing their home and wanted to get rid of stuff. This locker doesn't look like it came from someone who doesn't have a little bit of money to spare, and by the books in there, I'd say they have some kind of position in Healthcare.

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Bwahaha

No, that's good old random paper work.

Well, bought not stole

I don't.. Now the mom has to buy all new toys. Plus most of the time kids get sick of the old toys

Llnda Discher, I hate when people loose family photos.

thats the thing with feelings they make you poor!

I was just thinking the same thing.

Me, too.

@@sand3882 I'm not. Toys are so plentiful. My sister donates them all the time because when people find out they have kids, toys are given.

If it's in storage imagine their rooms.. jst an up side to it.. ;)

@@mari88334 I agree. This is the overflow (because they have too many) or toys they have outgrown. There are certain things I get back to the families. Regular toys are not one of them.

If he considers his time, not to mention effort expended, to be valued at minimum wage you must account for the many , many hours devoted to this endeavor. He paid a GREAT deal more than "$10.00" for these heap of junk. Amazing how few persons employ simple reasoning when considering this insanity. Unless, you own and operate a thrift-store etc. or are working full-time at the online auction sites this is almost invariably a losing proposition. I walk down the alleys on occasion in my neighborhood and "find" stuff of far greater value than this and must pass on the "opportunity" once I have calculated what it would require to manage the whole affair transport, storage, the selling and on and on and on If you happen across some cold hard cash(a lot of it) or some gold bars then we're talking and still you must account for your time , energy, inconvenience etc which will eat into profits. There is a reason people leave this shit and it's not "homelessness" or some brand of desperation. It's the triumph of logic over sentiment.

@@tommyriam8320 You are thinking WAAAY too deeply here and clearly trying to appear superior. Taco seems to really enjoy what he does and isn't that want life is about? Enjoying your life while on Planet Earth? Who can say what brings others pleasure? He's sure not hurting anyone, what he does is legal. Taco's endeavors appear to have been a hobby which has turned into a job. I've always been a creative a person, I've turned my interest into a career. Taco has apparently taken an interest/hobby and is now making money at the same time. There's no reason to be so judgmental. People don't usually store their items in lockers due to homelessness, in the US, it's usually due to having such small living spaces and not having enough room to have a lot of 'stuff'. If someone is about to become homeless, they sure don't have the extra cash to store anything. Others store items which have sentimental value for them. You should actually be questioning why people feel the need to own so much crap, to basically hoard. There are people who have closets filled with still tagged clothing. Hoarders, in turn, pay ridiculous amounts of money to store their 'treasures' for years on end. They sure aren't enjoying items which are locked away! I know someone who owns a spacious three story condo, they live alone, yet this person continues to pay for two large storage lockers. Their survivors will sure have a lot of work when they pass away! Or they'll simply not even bother with the lockers.

Toys,games,videos,clothes,tv,... everything. Hope he didn't die or anything...

Lol

It’s a staple for the emergency amusement park pack.

Same but sideways. I never leave home with a credit card without a hammer. Call it shielding. A'matter'a'fact I carry a RED Hammer.

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