My Hoarding Problem: I Can't Access My Bedroom | The Hoarder Next Door S2 Ep1 | Only Human

Single mum Sarah from Dorset reveals how the two bedroom flat she shares with teenage son Ally is being taken over by her vast hoard of knick-knacks and clutter, putting a constant strain on their relationship.
Fifty-six-year-old bachelor Roddy's impressive five story home in London has become overwhelmed by 29 years' worth of newspapers, with Roddy no longer able to sleep in his own bedroom. It's time for him to clear out the junk.
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[@xoxo62477]

The moment he realized that newspapers are only relevant in the day they're printed was just.... the quality content I've been searching for my whole life

[@janedoll3237]

I mean they can be useful for research purposes but he obviously is never going to need them.

[@annas4714]

Printed newspapers were a valuable source of information up until 21st century.

[@CarinaKi]

They very valuable to us historians :)

[@sluggy1739]

@@CarinaKi aren’t there huge archives for stuff like that in big libraries

[@lorimav]

I kept on thinking that heing as wealthy as he is he could probably afford to subscribe online to a number of newspapers and old TV shows and have access to many without having to have them in his home.

[@shadowflower22]

these ladies who come to help the hoarders clean up their homes are beautiful angels. So patient and kind!

[@indelicato22]

They get paid very well though

[@shadowflower22]

@@indelicato22 I would hope so! You would be surprised how little money people get paid for wages in the UK

[@Espen.Johannesen]

Twins ?

[@rondanew9916]

Oh Lord they should be Glad I'm not trying to clean them up. I'm afraid I would just light a match 🥵🌡️👋

[@Em1ly949]

They sure look like Twins

[@bryansl0587]

Madam has the patience of a saint. If someone had yelled and swore at me like that, when I'm already doing so much, I probably would have withdrawn.

[@lorimav]

Do you come from a Nordic culture? I'm American but lived in a Mediterranean country for about 10 years. I think I actually prefer the mild outbursts that were typical there compared to the seething and the silent treatment and grudges that I have witnessed in cultures that appear all so polite to one another. I think if this is so bothersome you would have a bit of difficulty with working with troubled youth.

[@CaptchaNeon]

Growing up in a hoard house I will never, ever be a hoarder. It raises my anxiety to even have a couple of items on one table and I’m 37. Hoarding parents, if you won’t do it for you, do it for your kids because some day we will become adults and likely traumatized.

[@vjdrive1230]

Child of a hoarder...they don't get any better😐..I'm 56. My mom lives with me now. I'm a neat freak and we fight daily. She still has her house that is filled to the brim. Find your peace however you can😎

[@CaptchaNeon]

@@vjdrive1230 OMG I don’t know how you stand it. My parents couldn’t live with me, I have to have wide open spaces to move around. Did your parents also junk up their cars by throwing trash or cans on the floorboard?

[@sandrawebster1083]

I totally agree and I am the complete opposite from my mom, I hate clutter and I so obsessive about keeping things clean and clutter free. I now have the problem where I am uncomfortable having people in because they make a mess.

[@CaptchaNeon]

@@sandrawebster1083 and rarely if never clean up their own messes too. Was your mom a really bad hoarder?

[@frothe42]

Unfortunately, my parents were Hoarders and so am I. I cannot get rid of stuff.

[@deawallach3404]

I want to see a show or two where he visits past hoarders to see how they are doing a year or two after they got rid of their hoards..

[@verityowens9638]

Yes so do I. Revisit the hoarders

[@ijustdidahugeshit]

@@verityowens9638 O Lord 🙏

[@dear9530]

I've thought follow ups would be good, too. Also, comparisons with neighbors feeling their neighbors are too hick while functioning in societies that can afford regular gardners or enough free time and know how to keep things like a better kept yard and home and don't do a thing to help them while others help overturn such big hoards. Now, some are being trafficked and have to pay part of their smaller salary when if they could move they could find better jobs without overtime and even neighborhood gardners, but that wouldn't go along with the oppressive plan to judge and loot. Hopefully, there will be more social accountability with time.

[@JPKnapp-ro6xm]

They don't revisit because about 75% of hoarders re-hoard after a cleanup.

[@vivenomada]

@@JPKnapp-ro6xm Just 75%?

[@christineaygin6701]

Roddy has a lot of anger, 6 weeks therapy is not enough time to tackle his issues

[@HoneyQuint]

He is just a spoilt brat

[@brigidspencer5123]

It’s a good start. Why so many wealthy people have children just to send them off to boarding schools is beyond my understanding. Why have children if you’re not going to raise and nurture them? It would be equivalent to getting pets and then sending them away to someone else to the majority of the work. Many kids who go away to boarding schools are abused or neglected. Not all boarding schools have good people in them. There are bullies, cold and nasty staff, etc. It’s no wonder so many kids from boarding schools have abandonment issues, emotional emptiness and anger. Wealthy parents are frequently the worst parents. They should not have children if they aren’t going to parent their children.

[@TCMedicare101]

Dr. Kiosses must be a wizard. I've just discovered this series. It is so much more insightful than the US versions of hoarders where they come in and clean in 3 days and make the transformations but almost with brutality towards the hoarders. My husband struggles with this. I'm always looking for ways to gently help him.

[@zannabings2707]

I agree with you. I don't like the US version. They don't treat the hoarders problem...they just do it for show...the reason why I watch this version is because of Dr Klossies..coz am learning as well and telling myself what are the triggers to start hoarding and how I can realise that quickly before it overwhelms me.

[@B_Bodziak]

I think the difference is that by the time they get to the homeowner in the US, they're in a crisis situation and about to lose their homes. There is no time for therapy first.

[@rainbowpandasays8851]

I must disagree with you. In the US version most hoarders are at a breaking point where they risk loosing their home , although the therapist are there to help with coping and understanding why they must get rid of items more is on the line and risk homelessness that is why the UK version is a bit more “gentle” with the time the have. I’m addition the US version is just a few days usually 3-4 working days as for the UK , the therapist returns to check on the progress with almost a month going by - hence the aggressive tackling of the situation.

[@trishayamada807]

Also keep in mind these people are getting a psychologist to help them. In the UK there is health care for citizens. I’m in the USA and insurance may or may not cover psychiatric care or it’s limited by how many appointments you are allowed yearly and there are deductibles and copays. My insurance charges $75 copay today see a mental health professional. That’s WITH insurance. To see a mental health professional without insurance I was paying $250 per session. So the USA mental health isn’t treated very well and these hoarders are at the end of the line. They are at a point where the government has stepped in and if they don’t comply asap they will be removed from their home, they will have to pay fines, and if the house is condemned they will be charged the cost of demolition which is easily between $30-60,000.

[@wanderingangelstudio1359]

I agree. The US version doesn’t deal with the underlying issues.

[@user-xm1od9nb1m]

Roddy is hilarious for some reason. He’s like a coked up spoiled rich boy in an old man’s body. Him realizing you could fold clothes is just 👌🏼 Chef’s kiss

[@dorapolin4560]

Yup! I loved it

[@lisafox3907]

I don't think he's hilarious. He is a spoiled rich kid. A d takes no response for his situation. His "Ex" is just helping him to perpetuate his lifestyle

[@differenttakethanmost]

HOW is it possible to be that age and never ever folded a shirt?!?! I agree with the previous comment- his “parents” absolutely failed him. There’s more to parenting than making babies.

[@acedostres]

I haven't reached this one yet😆 From the very start, he seems like a spoiled rich brat who grew up with cleaners picking up his mess.

[@Lea-qd4hq]

Roddy is a Man Baby

[@shawty2793]

The day I realised I was a hoarder, I cried. It's legitimately a whole big thing that "normal" people wouldn't understand. Everything COULD have a use. Everything MIGHT be able to be saved. There's a huge attachment to the "things" from our whole lives in our space. BUT I'm so glad that I've started to tackle my house finally to make it a HOME 🏡 🥰

[@shawty2793]

I got exactly like ol Roddy there. Very angry, denial, all of it.

[@ChallieWallie]

Hey, I just came across your comment and was wondering how you are doing these days?! I think you are amazing for realizing you have a problem and being open to work on it. I also believe that seeing that a lot of thing CAN have a use is not a bad thing. The issue lays in not being able to make sure it gets to the right place where it actually will be used in a timely manner. I hope you are happy and content with how things are right now. Because, that is what really matters ❤

[@d.v.crystal5589]

You can do it!

[@mightymouse1005]

Most people don't realize they have a problem. Years ago I had my father in law over. I was watching hoarders like I usually did and it struck him. He stood up and said "WOW, I'm a hoarder " he was a child of the depression and had always held onto things. He actually cleaned his property up and put the things he wanted for projects in his shed. Seeing someone else with the problem opened his eyes

[@margaretkelly9878]

I feel for both of them but really got a kick out of Roddy. I love his sense of humor. The fact that he was willing to be filmed like this says a lot. All the money in the world can't make up for parents who shipped him off instead of loving and nurturing him. I am surprised that Sarah wasn't willing to change for the son she does have but she obviously needed grief counseling which never came until now. Wish them both the best going forward.

[@P3tr4Q]

Unfortunately, leaving for boarding school at 8yo is very normal for British upper class even today :(

[@nestandthimble]

Something I've found helpful when I'm dealing with items that have memories attached (like childhood, etc). I take a picture of them and then I rehome the item. These items had been stuffed in boxes for decades so they were not being used; just visual noise. I have a file on my computer with all the images (and I never look at it)

[@lubomishka9137]

Allyson and Zoe are so patient, respectful and kind with these people.....I hope the people find balance and peace in their lives.

[@Tinthia82]

He has a really nice friend there, if anyone yelled at me like that I'd be out the door.

[@pennsylvaniapatti1835]

Roddy's a mess. Internally and externally.

[@vanderbam2741]

I came here to say this.

[@voodle48]

Nothing needing to get up to go to work wouldn't help....

[@numberone5680]

I like his eccentricities!

[@gillianbrookwell1678]

He looks scruffy and unkept; yes he is a complete mess with attitude.

[@zzzeus78]

Looking at the way he is dressed at the end when Stelios visits him with his shirt unbuttoned, hair all messy, half of his shirt is sticking out on the side etc, I guess he's just simply an untidy person to begin with. Makes me wonder how he's doing now.

[@amylee3531]

Sarah if you ever read this: You DESERVE to be happy. Your boy was so polite and caring. You did well mama💕

[@nicholasschoonbeck6866]

If I were the mental health expert on this show, I would have talked to the son about how it feels to be the living child whose mother is so traumatized by the loss of the other child. I wonder how I would feel in that situation. Might feel worthless, like why am I not enough to make you happy?

[@lorimav]

He seems like a fairly well adjusted child. If he felt worthless or that she had only loved the other twin, it would show in bad behavior. They seem to have a decent relationship. The clutter seems to have been built up over the years so it might not have been so bad in his early years. I think she appears to be generally a reasonable person. Grieving a lost child is to be expected and doesn't mean that she doesn't love him any less. It definitely does affect her ability to part with things and they finally reached a crisis point were the amount of stuff was overwhelming.

[@reenabergstrom5549]

I agree with both of these comments. Her living son seemed well adjusted and wise beyond his years. They showed them having fun bowling and mom said they love to do things together. People get too critical from just seeing a small glimpse of people's lives.

[@1tude]

I hope all of these people ended up being happy. I've usually thought of my house as fairly organized but this morning I turned on an episode of this show. I've watched/listened to one after another all day long. As I watched/listened I cleaned out both of my dressers, several closets, and multiple cabinets. I have two boxes of donation items and EIGHT HEFTY BAGS OF TRASH to take to the dump in the morning. Thank you for the inspiration! ❤️

[@cathyforbes2856]

Hilary needs to put Roddy out of her house! There’s plenty of room for him, in the room he’s kicking stuff around in! Don’t feel a bit sorry for him.

[@berlinis1]

I struggled my whole 41 years with ADHD and I feel like something for that might help him, it has been lifechanging for me! I am not a psychiatrist at all but just watching him, he reminds me of me lol

[@reenabergstrom5549]

Just Brilliant!! One of my favorite episodes. So happy for both people. You can see how much progress they have made mentally and how much lighter they feel. 💜

[@katerinafeiglova7886]

I feel like Roddy is not a real hoarder, just a lazy guy who hates cleaning because he didn't have to lift a finger his whole life. The first discussion was forced "are you ovewhelmed by the stuff? ... uhhh yeah, of course". And he wasn't resisting much. I think he was just waiting for an opportunity for someone to help him clean.

[@HoneyQuint]

Unfortunately, he was not. His former partner used to clean up for him, pay attention to wot she said. He would never let her touch newspapers and she left his house because he was accusing her of 'smuggling' his newspapers out of the house. I wish people cud focus on what was told n shown in one shprt 47 min videp

[@QueerSwede1]

this makes me want to throw everything i own out

[@rebeccan4763]

This is a reminder that if you have experienced loss and/or trauma, you really need to see a counsellor or something similar. These people both seem to have trauma that has not be dealt with.

[@harshitbasand7523]

Do u know india dharavi slum

[@ineldafitte5797]

I love to see the change in attitudes of the hoarders. They really look happy.

[@sopyleecrypt6899]

Roddy’s house is beautiful. Very expensive in London. Can 100% see why they broke up though.

[@ireadwhatilike1967]

4:18 "Accused of smuggling rubbish out" if that isnt the funniest thing!

[@christinebrown7934]

How wonderful for these two … I’m so happy for them. Well done team!!

[@mrtimezone8658]

I would like to see some young men who have a hoarding problem. Young men who are completely disorganized.. we learn that hoarding is often the result of some tragedy,but what about the hoarders who were just messy and lazy teenagers and continued with lazy habits?

[@EvaG26]

I remember one American hoarder kinda like that but he also had horrible anxiety/panic attacks, depression & an alcoholic dad so it’s rarely if ever “just laziness” when u get past messiness (which doesn’t make for great tv)

[@EvaG26]

But the guy from hoarders was named jake if u wanna see it

[@EvaG26]

The season 1 episode jake/shirley

[@tsjitskekok-zondervan9680]

In obsessive compulsive cleaners they pair up hoarders with OCD cleaners. I have seen an episode with 2 brothers / students of about 20y that got to live in their mothers house when she moved in with her boyfriend. The house was a tip. I don't think there was trauma there. But I have seen very much situations on tv and loss is at the base of most of them.

[@janedoll3237]

They get hoarders by having people contact them. Younger people may not realize they have a problem or they may grow out of it 🤷‍♀️. Especially if it’s just a matter of being lazy.

[@harriethunter8910]

Roddy's ex is a saint. Better than me. I couldn't handle it.

[@gillianbrookwell1678]

I couldn't stand his sloppy appearance and foul language; He'd be out on his heels.

[@D-me-dream-smp]

Unfortunately although she might be doing it as a kindness it’s enabling his dysfunctional behaviour. Sounds like an unhealthy codependent relationship.

[@wendajones9040]

Mentally it seems like Roddy has stopped growing at 22 when he lost his brother. Good that he’s moving on.

[@eek1759]

You're being generous. I put him at about 4 years old when he had that tantrum.

[@lv7118]

More like he's stuck at 8 years old when he was sent off to boarding school.

[@ChrispyMulder]

That’s just messy compared to American hoarding that goes from floor to ceiling

[@roguenz9848]

The worst one I ever saw was a couple in Florida. They had raw sewage flowing through their downstairs hallway, rotting the whole house apart. IIRC she "Showered" under the garden hose. Multiple mummified cats found during the clean. These are just... nothing by comparison.

[@kristinasymons]

Exactly.

[@aasenprivate5199]

Absolutely true.

[@mightymouse1005]

I agree...im American and American hoarders are GROSS.....

[@mightymouse1005]

British hoarders wouldn't even be considered hoarders in America, just a little messy 🙄

[@jessa.4529]

"I went through xyz & I'm not a hoarder". That's because everyone experiences things differently. To some people combat results in trauma, to others it does not. Likewise with loss and hoarding. That doesn't make these kind folks weak. Maybe you are ungrateful for your resiliency.

[@emmylee8862]

That's an interesting point of view ...

[@AT-hy9cq]

My dad had the same problem.. and when he moved out, we cleaned his whole home from junk.. literally we carried out around 1000lb.. of junk. May be more.. specially newspapers. And empty glass cans.. journals etc.

[@debbiegabriels6690]

Watching this has helped me. Thank you.

[@harshitbasand7523]

I live in india dharavi slum

[@bossholmestruejoehoylereye5363]

I can’t close my eyes cause there’s clutter in my mind

[@sadaf6998]

Forcing pets and children to live under these conditions is animal cruelty and child abuse 🥺😔😞😔😢

[@Pluiss]

If my mom says my room is messy, I’ll remind her that this exists

[@Hella990]

😂😂

[@vmarshall]

My son felt the same until his room attracted ants.

[@beezlebub9]

@@vmarshall hahahahaha lol

[@beezlebub9]

Probably because she helps you so that it doesn’t get that way.

[@RamenSploosh]

Roddy is just... a fascinating character. i really like this hoarders show so far, easilly my facourite show revolving around this concept so far.

[@livalittle7]

Seems like the American hoarders are a lot worse. (I am an American)

[@hieithefox]

Not really it's more the style of filming difference I have seen horrible UK hoarders and not so bad US ones in the US are TV shows need to be overly extreme for ratings I hate it I watch UK stuff because US stuff is horrible

[@dear9530]

We have been facing challenging situations. Many come from ancestors that were persecuted. Sometimes nice people were thrown out of communities penniless or not accepted in high society for not being racist.

[@whyme7996]

@@dear9530 how's that revisionism working for you? lol

[@dear9530]

@@whyme7996 well, lots of good things are happening like the space program, and innovation in the sciences, engineering, and arts. Some communities are thriving, and many have a heart to help the needy.

[@CraigsOverijse]

@@hieithefox agreed likewise shows like kitchen nightmares were much tamer in the U.K. before Gordon hopped the pond and found fame as Chef Ramsey

[@ShamuManta]

He should also stop doing nose candy.

[@dadycreations100]

I feel much better watching how some people live. I used to think my flat is untidy but is not!

[@StopProject2025]

No one raised him

[@ijustdidahugeshit]

He was brought up under a rock

[@jamieharrison192]

Roddie makes my spidey senses wanna throw up inside my stomach which will claw itself out of my throat and run for dear life, but other than that he seems ok.

[@reagan2347]

Sarah has such a beautiful smile and the sweetest dimples on her cheeks. I hope she can smile more often now and more freely.

[@rebeccagable9629]

Just wish he's learn to tuck in his shirts!!

[@alwaysblake148]

Sara's unjust criticism of her son was horrible to hear. Hopefully she realizes that while she lost one son, her remaining son seems to be a fine young man. I think she needs more therapy,

[@themamabearlife3339]

Rodney and Sarah are both so logical about their hoarding. It was interesting to hear them think out loud about their battle between logic and desire. The therapy session was really interesting too. I've never seen that done on a hoarding show. Especially bringing both hoarders in together...

[@mvitulano]

I love how these two ladies bring in like ten packing boxes to deal with an entire house!

[@reenabergstrom5549]

That's just to get started!!! And to not overwhelm the hoarder but to show that they do mean business.

[@inastormydaze2044]

Roddy is nuts but in a good guy comedy/funny way too... He's a good guy like...🙂🙂

[@janealace]

This is so sad. Her poor son. My goodness.

[@susanrocksvold534]

Watching over in the USA. That being said Rodney reminds me of a character in the Absolutely Fabulous series!🤩

[@yukisuperstylish]

If he's that rich he could've hired someone to clean and tidy everyday

[@ss-wu1vp]

Not everyone wants some stranger sifting through their stuff and being present in their home.

[@FahadKhan-jx1mq]

Excellent... Humane... Understanding... They tried to fix... Broken Hearts and Completely lost minds... Life is a long way.. They actually acted a big support and love for them.

[@ruthies1905]

My brain: Olivia Coleman, is that you?! IT TOTALLY IS!!

[@matildabishops9196]

What does Roddy need with a 5 story house...If he doesn’t have a family? Dang

[@oky_890]

Just tell Roddy to get a laptop computer, he can Google Read all about what's in those newspaper's. That aught to get the paper garbage cleaned up.

[@marynorton6068]

These poor people. I feel stressed looking at it. I can’t begin to imagine what it’s like to live with it. And not being able to just clear it out! Looks like torture.

[@harshitbasand7523]

I live in india

[@harshitbasand7523]

Do u know dharavi slum

[@harshitbasand7523]

Mam we are like used to it

[@verityowens9638]

So glad Sara is happy

[@vibrantscolor]

Delighted for both of you, your an example of moving on with your life.

[@BarryBranton]

Get the garbage out of the house. Pick it all up. Put it in a garbage cans. Put the garbage cans on the side of the road. Then clean.

[@skymeadow7762]

I love how philosophical Roddy is lol

[@suzannelawson9215]

Roddy is scary. He is a smoker in a flat with so much stuff everywhere. Can you imagine if he fell asleep with a cigarette in his hand and all his stuff everywhere? He gets angry at his ex-girlfriend so quickly and continually swearing at her.

[@sophiegolden]

This show is really good, going to the right direction, thanks for sharing

[@harshitbasand7523]

I live in india dharavi slum

[@craftycrafter1960]

I understand stuff, I am a crafter so I have a lot of bins of stuff, but keeping papers and bags and garbage, that I don’t understand. Roddy is yelling but it’s not personal, he is very distraught with the situation. Sarah’s story is sad 😢

[@Ccamero123]

It’s sad to say that Roddy and Sarah don’t have the worst hoards I’ve ever seen.

[@ixamxmsright]

This guy is rich why not get a bloody maid! And Alley expecting her child to do the cleaning? It’s child abuse to raise a kid in that environment!

[@tessaoshea5697]

And yet, every single person walking the Earth has had loss and trauma so it can't be only that.

[@EraNyan]

Bad experiences and trauma are a different thing. You can experience horrible things but not be traumatized. You can experience things usually not considered "horrible" and get a bad trauma, it all depends on the person

[@harshitbasand7523]

@@EraNyan wow such a big person reply do u know india dharavi slum I live there

[@Hinzmana]

I'm sure they also have collecting tendencies and without the trauma would have lived normal lives with their stamps, or coins, or craft supplies, or action figure collections but trauma derailed all that. I can see that in myself.

[@leannewoodward4404]

“Most hoarding is triggered by trauma or loss” =/= most trauma or loss leads to hoarding. You’re applying the association in the wrong direction

[@teepeeX]

Good on them...it would be great that they get a makeover to boost there confidence ...places will come alive now

[@antzpantzz8490]

Clearly, money doesn't make you happy

[@dianaesparza1878]

Awesome change👍😉🏡

[@noellechristie2418]

Roddie fascinates me , i wonder i he kept it up.....

[@reginafilangi]

Right!? Me too...Why not get a Maid with all that money...

[@BSwitzerland]

I wonder will they be able to keep it up once its decluttered

[@Hbdrsyhueio]

When my husband is away, I always clean his things out😂😂

[@marilynvallance]

Roddy has great self awareness.

[@L2069-e8y]

Roddy has a genuine fire hazard smoking around such a stockpile of newspapers.

[@christinahall2587]

42:38-42:48 reminded me of the 1968 film ‘ Oliver ‘ and the musical number ‘ Who will buy ? ‘

[@ThePekitz]

i love the therapist stelios voice

[@KCDisney1]

I swear every episode, somebody mentions "Aladdin's cave"

[@Rara-pr9wg]

This is a world many will never understand

[@sherryyarger3753]

Libraries keep newpaper records. He could look things up there instead of keeping newspapers.

[@Thatperson2-u7u]

An update on these two would be nice!

[@yaybeeyaybii3617]

Is nobody going to talk about how weird the guy is?

[@poodlegirl55]

No.

[@svamberiv7999]

Definitely needs a bit of one on one time with a counselor. When he started ranting and kicking, I worried for the safety of his lady friend.💪😵

[@dear9530]

I think the idea is to support fellow citizens not put them down. We can always trace back what went wrong in the world to lead to havoc so we all share some blame.

[@dear9530]

@@mr.skeleton3190 we nice people in the majority do, and do speak for ourselves.

[@svamberiv7999]

@@dear9530 thank you for your empathetic response. Bei g humankind is not always "kind" . 💖

[@ineldafitte5797]

So, cleanliness is for your mental health.

[@amyj4071]

26 minutes in at the Joint Couseling session ... I think Roddy & Sara could make a match ... 🤔

[@amyj4071]

@Mishy Ah Now Right !? 😊

[@julybailey4239]

41? She looks 51...poor woman.

[@Chezzgirl69]

The F$&king ADDS!🤯

[@harshitbasand7523]

Do u know india dharavi slum

[@Sinsteel]

What's the point of folding up those clothes? They all need to be washed before being put away, that is if he doesn't chuck half of them out.

[@patriciakelly69]

Well done to you both. You so deserve a better life. Xx

[@ang8158]

Damnit why cant we have Cadbury Eggs like that in the US 3:11

[@parelpaardje]

My mom is a hoarder. Well not half as bad as this. I'm te total opposite tho. I can't stand clutter and out of place or in sight that's clutter I can't 🙈🤣 I also clean like a maniac

[@suewarby3685]

Newspapers seem to be a common theme among hoarders. Proof they are alive?

[@MR-ns8mp]

It's many things, information, history, something that might be useful, but it's also because if they're bought daily that reinforces the collecting and keeping and not discarding, it ingrains the habbit of much more quickly with that repetition.

[@tmfromdenmark9158]

Hoarders are like small children….. It is all about them.😢

[@jemmas2299]

He's so disrespectful.

[@hippygypsy777]

Great episode!

[@Afriquella]

Do we have this in Germany I’d be happy to clean up or help people here in Germany wow this is even soo stressful to whatch omg

[@lisbetsoda4874]

In the past there wasn't so much stuff to gather. Fast fashion, cheap items and such make it possible for people to accrue so many pieces of junk. That's why there aren't hoarders in the Third world.

[@MR-ns8mp]

Hoarding isn't new and does happen in the third world, it's just exacerbated and accellerated in places where people have easier access to stuff and can also be more isolated at the same time.

[@Springsdaisy]

Stelios looks better now that his hair's not coloured anymore.

[@JackdawJane3]

I wold watch Roddy walk down to the corner for a pint. Or buy groceries. Anything.

[@paolacrown868]

Stelios keosis sounds like a disease name 🥴

[@harshitbasand7523]

Do u know india dharavi slum I

[@amymizuno405]

Mr Kiosses is a miracle worker 👏💕

[@planetofether5462]

He has designer clothes....why isn't he wearing them. If I saw his on a street corner, I'd give him change.