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pattylou said:Oooh! Wanna sell it?
are you interested ?
The discussion revolves around personal experiences with expensive items that participants have purchased but rarely use or that are now collecting dust. This includes a variety of items such as fitness equipment, musical instruments, and books, reflecting on the reasons behind these purchases and their current state of neglect.
Participants generally share similar sentiments about regret and disappointment regarding unused purchases, but there is no consensus on specific items or experiences. The discussion remains unresolved regarding the motivations behind these purchases and the best ways to deal with them.
Some participants express uncertainty about the reasons for their lack of use, and there are references to personal injuries that have affected their ability to engage with certain items. The discussion includes various anecdotes that highlight individual circumstances and feelings.
Individuals interested in consumer behavior, personal finance, or those reflecting on their own purchasing habits may find this discussion relevant.
pattylou said:Oooh! Wanna sell it?
Evo said:I used to work out every day, I also used to look like a playboy centerfold.Now my equipment is gathering dust. It was that last glass through the knee and fall downstairs that ended my workouts and I just haven't had any incentive to get back into that kind of shape again.
Thinks, how to get that dust off and get you fit again Good! Don't forget the water, cell phone, and a walking stick (in case wildlife gets too close for comfort)Evo said:I live near a wildlife preserve with 7 miles of hiking trials. I plan to hike again this fall. I love that.
