We spend our lives working so that we are able to acquire stuff so that we can eventually die and leave all of our stuff for our families to clean up.
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3 comments:
[Imported comment* originally authored by aaron.] what did you buy? :p
[Imported comment* originally authored by Travis.] Nothing. I was packing a bag for my trip. There's just too much stuff.
[Imported comment* originally authored by Travis.] Plus I spent time at my grandparent's farm last weekend. There are barns and garages and chicken houses that are just _full_ of stuff. When you live on a farm, you don't throw stuff away because you just might need it later. And now that he's gone, we have to clean it all up. All of it!
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