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Goodwill. We all know it as the place that we give our stuff to that we don't want any longer.

But sometimes that can turn into a junkyard.

I really feel bad for goodwill. Certain Goodwill's.

Ours even says no dumping. This is not a dumping ground.

Because people do that, man. They just take garbage.

When I go to Goodwill, I take stuff that I could make money on if I sold it. I don't take garbage, you know, but that's not everybody's thing. And some people are like, well, if you don't want it, you can take care of it. But the thing is, is that they can put it in their dumpster, and then that costs them more because it's filling up or it's too heavy, things like that.

But they thought, you know what, we kind of need to... is that they can put it in their dumpster, and then that costs them more because it's filling up or it's too heavy, things like that.

But they thought, you know what, we kind of need to reiterate the rules, especially after in Tucson, they had a Goodwill store where a novelty grenade was given. Oh my goodness.

They didn't know it was a novelty and then it wasn't dangerous. And they evacuate the whole place. Oh, geez. So it can be neat. Yeah, so now they're like, okay, let's reiterate the rules in case you're thinking of giving a novelty grenade. That is one you would not think you'd have to post. Like they usually have signs above like the bins. Right. Like that's one you don't think you need to spell out. Yep. Well, there's a lot of these that I guess that they have gotten and they need to reiterate, don't bring those. Encyclopedias. What do you do with those old encyclopedias? Really? They don't want them. Because they are a clearinghouse for old books. I don't know. A ton of old books. Bowling balls. Keep them. They don't want them. It's funny you say that because I needed one for a video we were doing, remember? And I looked all over and I went to Goodwill and they did not have a bowling ball. Now I know why. Right. Scuba oxygen tanks. Oh, yeah. They don't want them. Tires? No. And then finally, hot tubs. How in the world are you going to drop off a hot tub at Goodwill? And there's somebody that's like, you know what? Somebody could use this. Yeah. Like, I don't even understand. I think it comes to we don't know where to go to get rid of it. So we're like, well, we'll give it to Goodwill. They can figure it out. Yeah, like where we live, they call them like recycling centers, even though it's not recycling. But it's where instead of going to the dump, which is a kid, I loved going to the dump. Oh, all the treasures you could find. I was that kid rooting through the dump.

I'd try to take stuff home. My dad's like, you can't bring that home. Oh, it's great. Your trash kid.

I was. I was a little dumpster diver. But then they have these other places where they have like

giant bins that go on the backs of trucks and they're at like ground level. They dig them down.

And so you pull your

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