KVJ cuts. I never thought about this but I thought was a funny spin. All of the junk that

millennials are just kind of compiling that eventually their kids,

generation alpha maybe, is just going to have to toss out

when they die.

Because I do remember that as a little kid

when my grandparents passed going my mom to their house and we were just rooting through all the junk and they were like hoarders it was crazy all the things that they had compiled but it did say something about their generation.

For instance, my grandfather, he loves sports, and he had some sports illustrated in there,

a magazine which just actually went under which is kind of

interesting to talk about the times but sports illustrated was so big right now it's

so defunct but he had like the first edition and some things that were probably pretty valuable in there that I don't even know what we did with him.

We probably should have saved him because I mean imagine now they could be worth some money.

My grandma throws everything away and it makes me so mad because like she

had beautiful stuff from her generation like I think she gave her wedding dress

away to some neighbor I'm like what are you doing?

It's a fine line between hoarding. It's knowing what is worth keeping and so

I thought is a fun little topic to think about the junk that millennials are compiling that one day, yeah, your kids are going to look at it,

what is this? Oh, I would love to have stuff to go through.

Some of that slime those kids like, you know that slime? Nobody's saving that. No one saves the kids

don't like slime. They love slime. Back in the day.

millennials love slime. I think you would have a slime collection.

It's gross.

What does all that go?

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