I think it's probably better to amend it to, "if it was covered in poop would you get rid of it and not replace it?"

They said when decluttering. Most of those things aren't in question when you're specifically decluttering. No one looks at their mess and thinks "maybe getting rid of my mattress, couch, phone and TV would make things cleaner".

Maybe they're coming from the other direction.

Remember; they're owned by and thus write for the famously depraved billionaire class.

The one I've heard is, if you spilled a glass of red wine on it, how hard would you work to clean/fix it? It's more in the vein of decluttering as opposed to replacing furniture. So obv your couch and TV are exceptions

Just dry the mattress and put some sheets on it

I love that bitch but the upper middle class people on her Netflix show was big yikes.

Obviously I felt sad for the one with the dead husband - I'm not a monster

She looks like if gemma from severance wasn't meant to be a sci fi character. And no, not like the actress. And no, I don't just mean bc of the ethnicity plus hair (also she is Nepali!)

Yo, that peanut butter has below the FDA allowed minimums for rat feces, they said I'm allowed to keep it!

I mean if it is covered in poop and you won't clean it then you should...

More like "would I spend my life cleaning this instead of throwing it away". You have to be the type of person to not want to clean everything covered in shit though

and by "evacuate" i mean "poop"

That doesn't apply to the spare cable box, obviously.

I can't do that. :( I'm often wanting a part for a project or just the right thing for, whatever. FFS, I save broken glass for when I need to cut it down to fix something.

I think the movie "The Post" did a good job highlighting the corruption within journalists/media as well. It's not a historical accurate retelling people ensure to point out but it addresses how individuals get tied into closer relationships with politicians which gets them scoops which inevitably make them more money and promotions, but those can be tied to not asking the hard questions, and not wanting to hurt ties/friendships they form along the way.

Then again, most Tom Hanks movies end up being pretty good. Movies like "A Man Called Otto" always surprise me.

Hey. That sounds an awful lot like "Logic" We don't do that here.

One could argue the article is anti consumerist since its talking about de cluttering, albeit in a weird way. At least, that's what I'm assuming. As for organic conversation, beats "did you see [sports game] last night". But that's just me.

"I shit in a urinal

In other words I'm saying I don't care"