Oh man, I wish there was a faster way to get rid of #TheHoard.
The majority of it is mid-way between "too useful to pitch" and "too valuable to pitch" so I'm putting a buck on the average item and stocking the booth with it.
I know, I could have an auction.
That's what normal people do.
But I don't know what's there, so I can't just let it all go. There are a few valuable items, somewhere in that mess. I wouldn't get anything for them at an auction.
Three months, I'm going to do this for 3 months. I should be able to dispose of hundreds of items in 3 months. Some of the stuff I'm offering for sale is mine. That's what's selling the fastest.
But I keep bringing in a load of stuff a week. Cleaning it up at the house and pricing it. And it's selling.
I'm taking another load to the booth today. Tomorrow I'm going to get another load from Talbot Hill. We finally put a dent in #TheHoard. I'm seeing progress as I go back to the farm and walk into the barn.
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It didn't work the way I thought it would. Hundreds of items were shoplifted.
In the end, while I got rid of hundreds of items, the booth didn't pay for itself and I had to close it and pay $97 of my own money for the last month's rent.
But I got rid of a LOT of my own stuff, too.
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