One of the things unemployment does is make you reevaluate your priorities and your possessions. I was already low income, so I had little in the way of expensive services or habits to cut off. I had already almost eliminated by CD and video buying habits I used to haunt I have although large numbers of books and vinyl in storage. In the near future I will be trying to sell many of these books on line, my original intention for many of them. I have brought a batch of them home to begin put them on line. I have also been going through my video collection (in my rooming house room) purging out all the mistakes, duplicates, and I'm tired of that already films. I have gotten together about 100 to 150 DVD and VHS to sell off, along with some games and x-box equipment I got from departing roommates. (I'm not a gamer.) This is a little bit to extend the unemployment funds without selling what I may find of use for film nights at c...
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