The Never-Ending Problem of TikTok's Overconsumption

I think we're all overestimating how much we ACTUALLY need for basic human experiences.
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[@Inahstudies]

I feel bad for all the people who think they need all those things.

[@Oliviagameingandedits]

Same

[@susannpatton2893]

Guess you don't have many brothers and sister then? I'm oldest of 10, so yeah , this all goes with that lot

[@fazxio.]

@@susannpatton2893 yeah but they probably weren’t talking about people with a large amount of siblings/siblings in general, i think they’re talking about individuals and their individual needs

[@mrjlions88]

Those kids are going to be so out of touch with reality.

[@xobealily]

​@@susannpatton2893okay but this obviously wasn't meant for you so bfr.

[@fazxio.]

tiktok’s obsession with overconsumption is genuinely something i’ll never be able to understand

[@Cloudz_the_therian]

Ikr

[@Ashisaballerx2]

I agree

[@HelloKittyUwW07]

No one wants to be see as “broke”.

[@_VR_8]

it’s a mental illness

[@loodgack]

Especially as someone, who barely has money for food, even Either food or bills, this is eastern europe

[@nikkipage6919]

The amount of body sprays and body washes and sugar scrubs that woman had.....horrifying. Those will expire before she can use them.

[@Alisse.notavaliable]

Worse: She get's problems with her skin... that many peelings aren't good.

[@nikkipage6919]

@@Alisse.notavaliable good point. Why would someone abuse their largest organ like that??

[@6nomemory6]

i bet at least half of it is expired and a quarter has formed a new life 💀

[@ezraf.7759]

All those scents are gonna clash with eachother and she's gonna smell awful

[@valerieannrumpf4151]

I do have alot of body washes and lotions but I use the first in first out system to rotate them so that they actually get used up.

[@TheSilliestMili896]

the dirty and clean sign actually really helps because my grandma uses it because my grandpa has alzheimer’s and she got one for real cheap at the dollar store!

[@YourFavNJ]

thats great that you guys found something that helps! i think she just means buying for the “aesthetic” is bad

[@CakePopKate]

1:06 families that live near the beach have them for a few reasons. 1. since they live near the beach it’s an okay purchase since we use it a lot 2. umbrellas get blown over easily 3. with big families, it might be easier to buy one big tent instead of a bunch of umbrellas 4. sometimes people fall asleep on the beach and there’s room to sprawl out and relax

[@CanOfDew132]

tents are ok if u want to stay for longer

[@Maddie-ln5vb]

I’ve already made a separate comment stating this, but I would bring one if I had a small child/baby with me. Great way to keep them out of the sun and extreme beach wind lol.

[@erlenmeyer._flask]

We use one for my brother who has a medical condition. But the fan inside is crazy 😂

[@I_L0VE_SALLY_F4CE]

Also to get changed

[@u_ImNotKeqing]

Overconsumption is literally crazy now, like... WHY would I need something like a 15-step handcare routine or a barely drinkable Stanley cup with so many things that should be in pockets or a handbag?

[@AloyImpact]

Exactly

[@lilith75]

im pretty sure girl from 15step handcare routine is a hand model

[@JonniShandor]

@@lilith75she is.

[@JonniShandor]

@toba2.0-n4tshe is I watch her.

[@Livil0vesy0ux]

200000 step haircare routine

[@FallenSanity56]

My family has one of the dishwasher dirty/clean signs but it's a $2 magnet from Dollar General..$40 is INSANE

[@qwmx]

We tried a random magnet, but the design was ruined andbit peeling off was annoying, so we went for the slider one. It was 10 or 20 AUD and for some reason, they were rare and expensive online (this was several years ago). I love it beause it helps me better plan my dishwashing and have drastically reduced the amount of times I've mixed the clean dishes with the dirty dishes (some dishes don't look clean to the naked eye and sometimes they are cleaned, but with debris stuck to them). I wouldn't pay 40 AUD for it, ny guess that one is made of metal.

[@krystinacarson3675]

I made mine from a small magnetic canvas. 2 for $1.48. Can customize it to whatever aesthetic.

[@Ajayelle-oh4df]

We have one of those too! (I think our grandma gifted it to us though so idk where she got it)

[@ZoneOut_249]

Same!

[@orange_nova4496]

Same, but my family never uses it so it just sits there 😭

[@kimmeeb]

The dirty/clean sign for the dishwasher actually lowkey makes sense if you share chores with your family or roommates so nobody mixes up the dishes. I had one when I had roommates, but I got it for $1 at the dollar store not $40 😂

[@FadedThreadsAndFeelingDead]

i was thinking the same. my mother has had one for years, and it only cost a dollar or 2.

[@4ng3ley3s]

Yes I agree, I genuinely have a hard time telling sometimes whether dishes are clean of dirty, but why would you buy one for $40 when you can get one for like $1

[@meganparish1431]

Same, ours was from the dollar store.

[@EpicWaffle1128]

Same, mine came with the house 👍

[@TheGansterkat]

Or at the office - it's nice to know if it's clean so you don't mess it up. Happens frequently

[@slavatron1548]

as an artist/painter the little water thing at 5:31 would be really useful (if it worked). if u work with a lot of colours you'd need to change ur cup of water a lot, hell even if i work with like 3 colours max i need to change my water every 5 mins. that being said those things usually arrive broken and never work anyway

[@jenniferg1317]

I agree the art set up is nice.

[@LunaNightwood13]

8:06 even as a swiftie, that is WAY too much vinyls. I counted 4 copies of one variant??? That is serious overconsumption

[@beadediris]

i think its very clear this is a collector, due to the plastic still being on some of the vinyls. its very common to collect vinyls!

[@YourFavNJ]

yeah, i believe she’s a collector but its still insane lol

[@The-one-and-only-Fruitcake]

5:23 to be fair, the brush cleaner is good for artists. Especially if you’re painting with dark colors, so your brush won’t contaminate the other colors

[@furategem]

real

[@WhatEvenThat]

Exactly

[@toktori]

Honestly I would love one if it had slightly bigger watertank

[@readingbythequire]

For what it's worth, you can achieve the same thing with two cups of water. One to rinse the brush and the other to pick up paint, so the dirty water doesn't make the paint murky.

[@6nomemory6]

i would agree on that, but she painted a rock with 2 colors when neither were dry...

[@missvalerie4040]

I wouldn’t be shocked if a lot of them, will be on an episode of Hoarders, in the next ten years.

[@theshipper5797]

I disagree. I'm willing to say five years.

[@felislupus2]

it's not just hoarding it's straight up torture at this point

[@spacedaze1860]

Ehh it’s overconsumption, but they have no problem throwing it all away, so I would say probably not hoarding, just too much money to know what to do with.

[@kazumimi.]

nah, they HAVE to go on my strange addiction 😭😭

[@helenanilsson5666]

@@spacedaze1860 As someone who has lived with hoarders, I'm not so sure. What makes you think the people in the video have no problem throwing away their stuff? Some of them maybe, but the mom with the hoard of lunchboxes and lunch box paraphernalia? All those items she displayed was a hoarding red flag. Same with the girl who had her boyfriend pick out items from her gigantic skin routine collection. At that point it has 100% crossed over from "normal" over-consumption to an actual illness.

[@LALA_LAILZZ]

The beach wagon had my mouth open more than my dentist tells me to open it...💀

[@BY_VALERIA]

Same😭

[@shelbytreadway587]

That mother trucker is HEAVY, I don't buy that the individual in the picture pulled that more than 15 feet.......MAYBE. I ditched ours as soon as we hit the sand, it was pointless!

[@Saturnthe_Sleepyhead]

When me and my cousins were little my family would take the wagon BUT THEY WOULD ONLY PUT US AND OUR SAND TOYS IN IT! NOT 10+ BAGS THEY ALL CARRIED THEIR OWN BAG- 😭

[@crotchwolf1929]

We take 2 bags of junk, a cooler, a portable grill, camping chairs and a beach umbrella. We don't really need more than that.

[@iyasugames]

Imagine having to clean the sand off everything in that wagon

[@awsome182]

"It comes with silverware" Shows plastic fork and spoon. Ma'am, that's not silverware, that's cutlery.

[@kristenhlady4079]

6:33 🥹🥹🥹🥹❤❤❤❤ awwwwwww thats so lovely. Thank you for sharing that wonderful moment you had with your dad 🥰

[@jules9669]

As someone with sensory issues, I actually appreciate and could use the tent and foot bath. The foot bath is for washing your feet off before you get into the tent, not before you head to your car

[@matchaeeeee]

yeah i always need a tent not bcuz i burn easy, but also bcuz the seaweed and water temp bothers me

[@itsilaaa]

Thus I can cover myself from the sun and people whenever I wan’t :)

[@felislupus2]

Same here

[@The-one-and-only-Fruitcake]

Yeahh, it seems nice in theory but your feet will not dry fast enough if you don’t sit in the tent for like 3 hours. Better to just ditch the foot bath and wipe your feet off with your hands

[@matchaeeeee]

@@itsilaaa yesss

[@dawnliphard9591]

As a crafter/painter, that silicone mat/palette would be a table saver. And when using with little kids using a dollop of paint is preferable. Even for adults much less waste overall.

[@xxGothrd]

not really

[@table2.0]

@@xxGothrdflawless argument, great points, well done

[@xxGothrd]

@@table2.0 ikr :)

[@wintersprite]

While I haven’t done so yet, I may eventually invest in one of those wet palettes that are supposed to help prevent the paint from drying too soon, when working on an art project.

[@table2.0]

@@xxGothrd literally just “nuh uh” “the fuck you mean ‘nuh uh’??”

[@TORA-nv4jq]

I saw the lunch bags on a shelf and thought she was showing us a selection inside a store…without Hayley’s comment, I would have had zero clue that it was a shelf IN THEIR HOUSE

[@shellybingham3255]

Can you imagine what she would have with multiple kids? I have 4 kids.

[@TORA-nv4jq]

@@shellybingham3255 A department store.

[@TORA-nv4jq]

@VillleUTTP Not you again.

[@melaniesbouquet]

@VillleUTTPI know u didn’t tag me but I don’t even take nudes 💀

[@Haylohayley4life]

Frrr

[@psychopathicaf3277]

on the first one, my brother is disabled and its useful to have a beach tent (smaller than a normal tent and has only 3 walls, very simple and pops up) because it means if he gets tired because it takes a LOT of energy to swim around as a disabled person and having shade to sit in for a break is important, especially to protect you from the sun, but a whole ass tent with chairs and a massive cart, completely ridiculous even if they had some kinda special reason

[@christiecakes014]

I'll disagree on bringing a tent to the beach. My local beach is so windy it's literally impossible to keep it in the ground or from turning inside out. Plus, the tent is larger for more people to sit under instead of using multiple umbrellas, and it packs up smaller

[@Francesca-Goldmiller]

Plastic overconsumption and mismanagement of plastic waste is a growing menace, causing landfills to overflow, choking rivers, and threatening marine ecosystems. This has a negative impact on sectors that are critical to many economies, including tourism, shipping and fisheries.

[@JustJerseyJo95]

They only recycle a fraction of the plastics that are collected for recycling. ☹

[@ari638]

I mean this also has a negative impact on the survival chances of many species, including humans

[@greenfigtree7778]

Not to mention that micro-plastics are going into our bodies and we hardly know what health implications that will have. Burning plastic is also cancerous and contributes to greenhouse gases, so incinerating it is a horrible idea. I hate plastic so much - especially since all plastic stuff is usually made to last a very short time. All the plastic products you use will exist in landfills longer than your own body will exist, and even after generations and generations of your family as well. I wish humans would stop being so dumb and money hungry. But at least there's some people out there who get it and agree!

[@table2.0]

Companies producing the plastic in the first place and the rich who swim in oil and destructive mines are the main issue, man. Most of the waste is perfectly good stock that didn’t make money so they throw it away

[@zerotodona1495]

Cry to the Chinese about it. They do it the most

[@jamesraniel1676]

I'm gonna be honest. There's nothing wrong with collecting vinyl records of your favorite musician even if you don't use it for some reason. That's why its called a "collection" Also, a collection of a very popular artist is pretty on brand for collectors. Everything else in the video, I agree with.

[@XWierdThingsHappenX]

I didn’t agree with not getting paints personally. I am an artist at some point you do need to replace the paints you have.

[@possummagic3571]

Even buying multiples of the same album?

[@jamesraniel1676]

@@possummagic3571 Some people buy 3 of things if you can believe that or not. 1 to use 1 to display 1 to keep in original package just in case some billionaire wanna pay millions for it. Idk maybe I’m wrong.

[@Soraz_scenE]

​@@possummagic3571 YES? SOME U MIGHT USE AND SOME U KEEP

[@gachatubergirl181]

@@possummagic3571 Similar to buying a few of one thing- I think of it like i do with my (albeit very small) doll collection- one to practice customizing on, one to actually play with, and one that stays in the box for value reasons :) I'm broke as a joke rn so i dont see it growing anytime soon, but if it's stuff like vinyl records, i'd just buy 3 so i'd have another one to use if the first one somehow breaks- (Ofc, it all depends on price too though-)

[@jennatandy6272]

My family actually has one of those dirty/clean magnets for my dishwasher but it’s a magnet that you flip to determine clean or dirty and it’s snoopy themed and cute. We have it because some people in my family, especially my dad, can be very forgetful and he has an issue putting dirty dishes in with the clean dishes so the sign prevents that from happening, mostly.

[@amberdawn868]

My husband have the same system, but I just wrote "Dirty" and "Clean" on a note card and we flip that over back and forth as needed lol

[@echo_soldier]

I have one for similar reasons, but $40 for the one in the video?! I think mine was like $10 or $15

[@Dr4g0n_V]

My parents have something like that too though it isn’t themed. Both my parents are forgetful and also they never tell me or my siblings things like whether the dishes are clean or dirty, so the clean/dirty magnet helps for all of us

[@mariselytorres8039]

In our house, it’s my stepson that will usually put in dirty dishes in with the clean dishes. He’s awake later than me and has a midnight snack, so when I run the dishwasher before going to bed so I can put it away in the morning, he’d have placed his dirty dishes in there with it.

[@EpicWaffle1128]

@VillleUTTP… what..? 😨

[@fiotravels6071]

The beach tent comment was really interesting to me cause I come from a country where beach tents are the norm. Like every family on the beach has at least one beach tent often even two or three. Often families built their own little space on the beach with tents, chairs, blankets, air lounger etc. It just shows how customs differ depending on the region you are in because honestly I’ve never seen this type of dedication to building your own space on the beach anywhere else

[@Vriska_888]

Hayley I love how unserious and serious you are at the same time 😭❤️

[@yorurei4047]

The little beach tents are actually great when you spend a long day at the beach, it gives you protection from the sun and the wind when you wanna rest for a while

[@janjanbinks1710]

A normal tent can probably do the job. I say this because I bring a regular tent to the beach with me and I put towels and my drinkable water there. That tent however is frankly RIDICULOUS.

[@wings_of_darkness333]

9:43 this can't be healthy for one's skin. Having this many body care products is very concerning and wasteful.

[@radioactive_crossaint]

exactly. i use ONE bottle of soap, and mabye like once a week i use a body scrub.

[@minchi_the_aoigirl]

Another thing, our skin cannot adapt in just a minute. It takes 3-7 days or mostly months. Many skin products can cause skin irritation or worst, cancer.

[@user-wt1fn5gb1v]

Totally! Also, I have VERY sensitive skin, and I pretty much can't use any kind of soap/shampoo/condition/anything with scents, or I'll break out, so I can practically FEEL my skin burning by just LOOKING at her like "Strawberry peppermint" stuff. Lol.

[@animeloveer97]

​@@radioactive_crossaintmost of the time I just use shampoo and body wash lol. Perfectly clear skin and clean shiny hair. Sometimes I deep condition if my hair is dry but that's it. No makeup no nothing else lol

[@angelaplays]

Would not know that many things about the internet without this channel tbh

[@candygirlk2458]

Same lol

[@Iyamakoolperson]

SAME lol

[@Tridentofmemes]

Same lol

[@DiamondWolf-qg2yp]

Okay here is my list of what my family take to the beach Mini tent : to put our bags of lunch in and whatever we don’t want to get sandy Bags:for water bottles lunch sunscreen Wind thing : Cus it can get very windy where I’m from 4-5chairs Body boards if it’s wavy Dry bag for dry clothes Wet bag for wetsuits and stuff for it to go in after we’ve been in the sea Sandals/flip flops 2 large coats to get changed in I personally don’t think that’s too much however we are a big family so obviously not the minimum and we also live Not too close to any beaches so we go for the day so I see this stuff plausible

[@lavendertgk]

Some of the stuff in the beginning makes sense, it looks like they have a small child that might want to take a nap so shade is helpful, they could have just used an umbrella and towel but if they go the back daily this is also nice. This tent can also be used at kids sports events to keep the whole family out of the hot sun since you don’t bring an umbrella to a soccer or football game. The foot bath makes sense to keep sand out of their tent which will also keep the sand out of their car.

[@logantillman7409]

Actually I think the tent idea for the beach, while definitely more cumbersome and awkward, isnt that bad of an idea. Helps give you a space to relax in and store whatever you brought with you

[@invaderzim6207]

yeah i would love to have one :)

[@spwolftech]

Ahh, i see we missed the point of the video. My dudes... ya dont need to bring more than sun screen, a towel, perhaps a chair, and glasses. so what do you need to store?? Re- watch the video again. Give another view. Try to absorb what your watching this time. Unless you have kids.. Then ignore me. With kids you bring the house.

[@xxIDontKnowxx]

​@@spwolftech Some people have super sensitive skin. I actually have a sun allergy. If I lived close to a beach, a tent would be a lifesaver. And, with bringing things, a ton of people bring food and drinks. You can't just go all day without food or water.

[@spwolftech]

@@xxIDontKnowxx I agree with the sensitive skin thing. Medical is medical, kinda falls under the kid thing. Ya do what ya have to. And i don't know where you live but all the beaches near me are no food or drink, as people have proven they will not clean up after themselfs. So we all lost out. I believe 1 reusable container per person is allowed, but not sure.

[@xxIDontKnowxx]

@@spwolftech That's interesting! I've never been to a beach that's no food or drink.

[@So-Many-Orphans_.Husky.]

I’ve always brought a tent to the beach, they’re so much more comfortable. I like being able to hide from other people, I don’t like being stared at by creepy men and I can lay down and sleep comfortably without worrying about anything. Plus I can put all my bags in there which keeps them safer and cleaner. I’m from California and we have entire beach days, so we pack lunch, snacks, drinks, and activity things like footballs or kites. Like we stay there all day, and maybe walk down the boardwalk once or something. I’d love the foot thing because sand gets tracked in no matter what you do.

[@somerandomviewer7803]

This isn’t uncommon up here in Wisconsin along our lakeside beaches usually the people that live further from the lake bring more to he beach but they also are there for full day not just an hour or so.

[@Kknah91]

I’m Canadian, these tents are prohibited from some beaches. One reason they can cause problems is some people concealing themselves digging holes and pooping.

[@spontaneously_coumbust-.387]

ok

[@lifeaslorelei3829]

@@Kknah91 💀

[@Faceless_cyote]

edit : please report the spam UTTP bot Do they even realize how lucky they are?! I wont get to go to the beach ever unless in my adult years I find the money to pay for it. There's no way my family could ever go to a beach for multiple different reasons, and these people are out here acting like they'll die without their dyson airwrap?!

[@theshipper5797]

Just goes to show that when shit hits the fan? They'll crumble to dust in one hour, two at most.

[@melaniegrace7707]

Look a lot of of those items are ridiculous but as someone who lives in Florida about 20 minutes from the beach I go as often as I’m able which is usually once or twice a month. Having a tent and something to keep the sand off of your blanket are very useful and make a day trip much more enjoyable

[@Faceless_cyote]

@@melaniegrace7707 Oh, yeah, I'm not saying that staying out of the sun is ridiculous, more all the other stuff, like repackaged makeup and basically their entire bathroom.

[@ExcellentsharkingYT]

The water is COLD if the sand gets too HOT go in the water and you will feel much better! And nine bags of all of that can be put in ONE big bag!

[@JubbysDragons]

Yeah I've never been to a beach and I'm 20. I cant get food for each day of the month and I don't have clothes that fit comfortably bc I've had the same clothes since I was a kid. and they can get all of this stuff they don't need. Its actually so depressing

[@ThrwG49]

10:22 I use bar soap instead of body wash. Of course they're more expensive, since I like the fancy ones that are made from natural ingredients. But... dry soap bars are easier to store than bottles of liquid body wash, they last considerably longer, and produce little to no waste other than the disposable packaging they come in. When I get tired of using a certain soap bar, I it put in the soap dish for washing hands and switch it out for a different/new one.

[@0-Forgotten-0]

Some people have different skin types maybe they can't use bar soap

[@juliadixon9501]

Nope. It's liquid soaps for me. Why? Because I live with other people. And don't want them touching soap I use.

[@ahmarrrrr]

0:11 i mean, I sort of understand this because when my family goes to the beach we spend the full day at the beach. Like 8am-7/8pm. Though we never brought THAT much stuff. We did have a cart and stuff though

[@sparklekpadeh3382]

Lol if that's was a family reunion at a beach then yes, you need that cart

[@AuraKittie]

The dirty/clean dishwasher sign actually is pretty useful, because some people don’t check if the load is clean before putting their dishes in.

[@UMIKOCHIIII]

Tiktok is the definition of overconsumption imo

[@jules9669]

One of the many reasons I'll never have an account

[@UMIKOCHIIII]

@@jules9669 fr

[@DJMHXSTGSRCC]

The realization that this even extends past the content, into the very foundation of the way the app/service works… 😬

[@ferret1962]

my parents have been using beach tents for over 20 years and honeslty they're the best thing ever. shield you from the sun, the sand and other peoples eyes. #teambeachtentforever

[@alexacarrillo4339]

We are pale redheads so if we had any reason to spend a day at the beach we would buy a tent but the one time we really took the kids to the beach for a vacation we got a hotel next to it so we could just go back and forth.

[@one_oddsock]

Yess, I love using beach tents! We already have one that's we've been using for years, and my mother doesn't like to swim and would rather read, so it offers shade for her:D

[@nikkipage6919]

I think the issue isn't the beach tent. It's the extent to which some people will go to bring things they don't want or will use only once or twice. If you use the tent often, that's great and it sounds like it was a good purchase!

[@alexacarrillo4339]

@@nikkipage6919 I agree since most of these “influencers” buy new stuff constantly so the tent being reused is iffy. The tents themselves however are awesome and everyone should be protecting their skin. My dad being in his 70s didn’t as a kid and used sunscreen instead of covering up and has had tons of skin cancers removed. Thank goodness no malignant melanoma yet but he had a extra bad sunburn as a kid after returning from France where he was constantly covered to Texas,USA(lots of desert and sun)that the dermatologist thinks is what caused his extra big recent skin cancer removal. The cost for that treatment was way beyond what a sunscreen shirt or tent would be for the government or individual.

[@EmilyEmilyEmily01]

Yes it looked awesome to me but I can understand if you're not super sun sensitive it might seem over the top.

[@That1Queer]

every time i see or hear the word overconsumption, the situation just gets worse and somehow even MORE out of hand...

[@sarahmullen2697]

As a mom, that tent and the foot wash idea (a bucket would work the same and it can be used to carry things too) would be great. Our lakes dont have foot washes, and the tent would be nice with a small kiddo to get them out of the sun

[@alderidgelore]

That school lunch one is insane. Me AND my TWO sisters had to share ONE bento box for EIGHT years! We only stopped because it broke after so much use. The mom in that video should do a solid and pack lunch for her daughter's whole class.

[@2okaycola]

Yep

[@bendykid4908]

Yeah, there should be a rule that the overconsumption people have to actually find people to use their stuff. Like if you have that many lunch boxes, give it to kids without proper lunch boxes. The soap is most infuriating because my mom works at our local Youth Service Bureau and that's one thing they really need people to donate. I once spent a whole weekend putting soap, a toothbrush, toothpaste, and some other hygiene products in plastic bags so we can give them to kids who need them. These people with all those products they'll never be able to use piss me off.

[@alderidgelore]

@@bendykid4908 That soap one is infuriating. Specifically the Bath & Body Works sprays. That amount of body spray will expire before she can use 10% of it. Meanwhile, I own ONE of the body sprays in the video, and it was $17 USD! Multiply that by what's probably around 250 sprays, and you get $4250! AND THAT'S JUST THE BODY SPRAYS!!! This is hoarding. Through and through.

[@Itz_Alexa448]

Really? Me and my five siblings had 5 lunch boxes each since we had a record of stealing each others

[@qwmx]

The dirty and clean sign for the dishwasher is useful when you live with busy multiple people sharing the same task of emptying and filling the dishwasher or you are doing multiple tasks at once and needing to plan the dishwasher tasks a couple of days in advance to keep your house mess under control. Also dishes aren't necessarily clearly clean to the naked eye, sometimes the dishwasher is activated, but it missed some debris, or it wasn't activated and that one cup that we used to drink plain water is still contaminated. The sign acts as assurance to notify others to NOT place those dishes with clean dishes. We did use to use a magnet that was just a random magnet with a design years ago, but its design was peeling which was annoying (as a result of using nails to pick it off the machine and touching it with wet hands) so we opted for a slider, it was less than 20AUD, back then those things were uncommon online and normally went above that amount. Sincerely, Person who accidentally mixed dirty dishes up with clean dishes because she was rushing or unwell but needs to uphold her end of the deal of house chores.

[@norajones5284]

Yes! We love ours. But we did get it for less than $5 at the dollar store.

[@bubblesawesome3284]

I agree I’m in a family of 7 that shit works

[@shadowhuntersxo5904]

I was thinking the same thing, also sometimes the dishes look clean while the dishwasher hasn't been on yet. I do feel like $40 for something like that is way too much though.

[@mirasol0098]

Taking a small tent with you is not that uncommon where I live because it's usually quite windy on the beach and getting sand blown in your face can get a bit annoying. But they are so small that you could barely fit in there completly as an adult.

[@sublimemaddie]

spending time with your dad in the woods is one of the true pleasures of life and i am so glad that you get to experience that

[@Iyamakoolperson]

7:59 as someone who collects records, WHY WOULD YOU NEED *MULTIPLE* COPIES OF THE SAME RECORD!? And those are expensive too, like 40 bucks per one.

[@RainonMel]

I wonder if the reason she bought multiples of the same records (esp with all the unopened ones) is just for her to resell them later on down the line for more than when she got them..💀

[@ghoulchan7525]

​@@RainonMelseems the most likely.

[@ks2650]

One opened to listen to, one sealed to keep it in mint condition. Sometimes you don't literally think of your collection as of an investment but this may be useful for the rainy day. That's also common in the doll community: one doll stays in box because of the rarity or great look and one doll is for playing. And I also collect cds of the same exact album 😂 Just different regional releases because I love it. Some of them are the same but I just like having them from all over the world or spotting the differences

[@bealea1127]

Its like going to the sunglasses isle and then getting mad because it doesnt have your favorite color of those pair of sunglasses. 🤦

[@w0nyst0e]

Well collectors exist

[@Preppyoscereal]

4:45 the fact that she already had mini versions of some of the products- like the rare beauty blush was ALREADY tiny and that spray from Charlotte tilbury was too

[@wandering-jedi-kenobi]

My parents have the dirty clean sign on their dishwasher. But in their defense, my now late grandmother lived with us for four years and she had dementia among other things. She got confused a lot and would mix together the clean and dirty dishes, so my parents bought an dirty-clean sign to hang on the dishwasher so she’d know if it was clean or dirty dishes inside.

[@angelicsky-bl8vt]

It wasn't the 40 dollars one, right?

[@undergroundDisc]

my family brings a lot of bags to the beach but that’s due to the fact that we always bring snacks, changes of clothes, sand toys.. but never that much! oh my gosh! D:

[@-ava-]

00:58 as someone who lives a good 20-30 min from the beach, those types of tents are kind of common. Instead of bring a umbrella and a bunch of chairs you just use that to sit down and keep the sun off of you. We used to own one when I was a lot younger it was from like Costco. But at the same time this was when my grandpa owned a condo down there, it was just more convent.

[@katsmaru]

Hayley still in her speaking facts era

[@OscarOfficial23]

Its not a era, its a ✨lifestyle✨

[@666mikoaa]

She always has been

[@honeyyclxud]

MARI PFP 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@dreamydior_xo]

​@@honeyyclxud WE FALLIN' DOWN THE STAIRS WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥

[@666mikoaa]

@VillleUTTP bro we do NOT care

[@manthang9377]

The energy and "rage" you have at the beginning and almost entirety of the video is such a massive difference between your goodbyes. I love it!

[@steviearielle5249]

These specific beach TikTok’s are crazy but typically Americans do bring a lotttttt of stuff to the beach bc for most of us it’s an all day thing like we go very early in the morning and stay till late afternoon or even sundown, esp if we live far away from one.

[@SewardWriter]

Granted, a note with CLEAN on one side and DIRTY on the other comes in handy when you live in a gamer house. Man, that was an awesome time.

[@sissy6389]

Hayley you’re so hilarious with the chapstick tumbler thing. I can’t stop laughing 😂😂😂

[@fnma21]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@vaikasvaikutis9371]

1:05 There are little tents made for the beach. They're meant to save the people (and their stuff) inside them from the wind and sand the wind might carry.

[@A13x1a_]

1:38 we don’t have these in the Uk! Or at least not in most beaches. I know some people bring small tents for their small kids to sit in sometimes so the heat doesn’t burn them as we’re not to well accustomed to the heat here 😭

[@northketchup785]

The US def doesn’t have them, unless mayybe ur at a fancy private beach

[@Ckyxo]

WHAT? Us Aussies must be lucky.

[@bugbitez8256]

​@Ckyxo as an American, I've also never seen them, but that could just be because I've never been to an ocean beach, only lakes. I'm sure you'd probably find them in Florida or California though

[@BeMoreBillyOfficial]

I see them all the time in the uk?

[@A13x1a_]

@@BeMoreBillyOfficial what beaches have I been going too 😭 I’ve not come across them we have to fill our buckets with water and rinse off that way

[@shosteele]

The video with the bath products is absolutely CRAZY to me. Like just looking at it the pure amount of money put into that. Their are people like that who go to my school and it makes it so hard for me to even look at thier lockers. I genuinely can not fathom the amount of money they go through. I have a job so that I am able to pay for stuff I need but I would have to work for like 5 years to even come close to the amount of products they buy. I have dyed hair so I have to use specail products but even I don’t go through bottles that fast like for someone to try and make that practical they would have to you a bottle a week to make it befor they even expire. That terrifies me to put it short

[@2okaycola]

How can they afford that?

[@lc86_65]

I like having a couple of bottles in storage, so I don't completely run out and have no time to go buy replacements, especially when working long days... but that was absolutely insane!

[@Iquey]

When I was in school my locker only had room for a bag, some books/binders, and a mirror on the door to check if you're cute between classes. Some schools don't even get lockers anymore.

[@Terri_MacKay]

You've definitely got too many bath products if you need a routine to choose your bath products before each shower.

[@KayleeAndSkye]

I agree with most of what you said, but I think a chapstick holder is actually needed. Maybe not the fancy expensive ones, but if someone doesn’t have the money to buy a big bag, and a tiny one, it’s easy for chapstick to get lost, and it can be very difficult and awkward to search for it

[@animeloveer97]

Those makeup bags are like 5 dollars lmao

[@finnfriedmann]

My issue with the person rewashing the dishes to get rid of the cancerous chemicals from the soap pods is that the second to final step that dishwashers go through is to RINSE the dishes. Whatever cancerous soapyness that that person believes is stuck on their dishes will be removed anyway. There’s no need to waste so much water! 😭🙏

[@animeloveer97]

The irony is the soaps they clean themselves with are at least 5x worse and most people don't rinse enough

[@somewhatclassy3136]

Ok the dishwasher magnet is actually really helpful. My dad suffers from a TBI and sometimes cannot remember if the dishwasher is clean or dirty. That being said, there is NO WAY a MAGNET should cost $40!!!!!!!!!!

[@argonwheatbelly637]

You can find stuff like that at the Dollar Store.

[@ezraf.7759]

A post-it note would get the same job done and just one of those costs $1 and has like 50 sheets

[@uznaimat7072]

I used the same Tupperware water bottle for _seven_ years. The same backpack for the last three years. The same lunch box for the last five or so years. This is madness.

[@juliawacker]

Yes, I have a bad concience that my daughter and I have 6 boxes that we can use for lunchboxes and to store stuff in the fridge. But this lady can easily equip an entire class of hungry students.

[@6nomemory6]

i use everything until i can no longer fix it or it's a health hazard (that i also can't fix lol)

[@childofapollo2031]

Agreed. The only reason I got a new “backpack” since I use a messenger bag mainly, when I got one last year is it was falling apart

[@paulinamannschterm1198]

About vinyl records: some people store their open albums in original plastic wrap just because that way sleeve had less damage in the long run)

[@animeloveer97]

I have a few from the 60s and 70s that are like that and it still gets kinda beaten up just doesn't get dirty

[@capsulequeengaming8708]

I will say that our beach pop-up tent is the best thing I have ever had for the beach. It keeps me out of the sun, we can nap in it, all of our bags and food/drinks stay cool, multiple friends can sit in it. BUT we use towels and old blankets to lay on and in the 10 years I have been living near the ocean, we have purchased 2 tents, the second one was for this year, it fits more people in it, and we have used it several times since purchase already. I would never tell someone they NEED a beach tent, but, as someone who avoids sunlight as much as possible if not actively in the water or on a walk, it's the best UV blocking thing you can bring.

[@plutoh9958]

Agree with the over consumption piece but a sun tent is really nice if you don't want to get cooked. A sun tent is just a more secure, more protective beach umbrella

[@indiecrowarts]

I do want to say as an artist the water contraption is actually very useful to avoid mixing pigments, dirty paint water can sometimes tint the rest of your pallet and your canvas if you don’t thoroughly dry off your brush every time you clean it, and keeping your brush wet is often necessary for watercolor. A lot of the products in that video are legitimately good art supplies- HOWEVER, is all of this necessary only to paint rocks? No. Because rocks aren’t porous you don’t have to worry about tinting like you would with watercolors. You can get by with paint, a paper plate, a cup with water, a paper towel, and rocks from your neighborhood. The fake rocks are the most annoying part of this for me, but I guess it makes sense if none of the ones in your area are smooth? MAYBE then. But even so you can find rocks cheaper if you just go to a hardware store or any place that sells gardening supplies like a Lowe’s or Home Depot (America) you can get River Rock in a bag for cheap in a bunch of different sizes

[@badcaseofstripes]

Certain people will only consume things because it's aesthetic or trendy, or it looks cool, even if they don't have a proper use for it. Like a master painter could use those tools very effectively, and could get really good use out of them, they need to be in the right hands for the correct purposefulness. Certain tools are for specialists and shouldn't really be used by people just doing home arts and crafts for fun or to make videos with. Like your average person wanting to do a painting can just use a few different water jars, it's not a big deal at all. Give someone who does professional watercolor paintings, or paints with a very wide range of hues and vibrancies, those more specified tools and it would save them a lot of time/space/money in the long run because they are painting pretty much all the time. For example, not having to replace contaminated paint because you accidentally dipped your light brush in your dark paint jar and back in the light paint, less money spent on brush cleaner, etc. professionals make those kinds mistakes too and it can be costly especially if you are working with expensive paints and brushes. It's like if you bought a sit down lawn mower but your backyard is only 30 sq feet. Like you don't need all that to do the task you need to do.

[@indiecrowarts]

@@badcaseofstripes I agree with this to an extent, with one note to be made, these supplies do seem to be craft quality (at least from the brand I recognized). If you want to get into watercolor or guache painting at home I probably would recommend that setup for a hobbyist- it’s the subject it’s being used for that it’s wasted on. There’s tiers to art supplies from hobbyist to fine art. Trend buying is a menace for sure, but I do think aiming for fewer purchases of high quality goods is the answer, because they last longer. It’s why most people learning to paint will upgrade to a limited pallet of higher quality pigments. I honestly think the water receptical is a good item for any hobbyist and beyond if you paint a lot and want to save time and water- it’s also a reusable item that’s unlikely to break for a long while I agree though, buying in too early is a big problem for people wanting to learn a hobby. Usually what I do when I pick up a new skill is get the bare essentials and nothing more for a hobby I want to try out, and if I don’t like it I reuse the leftovers into a new project. I just wish there wasn’t so much yassification around the art making process, cute art supplies are nice to look at, but their actual usability and function are more important and I wish people were more conscious of that fact

[@heather6154]

Just got an ad with amazon “packing must haves” and it was the most useless over consumption stuff😭This video being reccomended is definitely a sign 😵‍💫

[@jellogames4348]

The only thing for the beach cart (not that size but a smaller one) could help carry chairs, towels, beach toys, surf boogie boards for multiple families

[@Ariabeth1189]

I think the beach tent is a good idea if you are gonna stay all day and you have toddlers, a little safe space so you can keep an eye on your child while he naps but because there is only one opening you can keep your things in the back and not get stolen while you look away

[@MillieMillion-x1g]

Hayley, by this point your gonna have to turn this into a mini series

[@schultzkids5066]

The 30 lunchboxes on the shelf was wild.

[@thekawaiishow]

HAYLEY IS SO PRETTY THO!!!!!

[@fyoutube2294]

Oh yea?

[@M33rhahatesppl]

Straight up when she uploaded I came IMMEDIATELY

[@noobpoopwwplays]

@@M33rhahatesppl what the fuck

[@fyoutube2294]

@@M33rhahatesppl OH YEA?

[@H3artnstars]

​@@M33rhahatespplfr tho

[@afilapiana2168]

i think they need to know that Grass is a fascinating and ubiquitous component of our natural world, integral to ecosystems, agriculture, and human life. It belongs to the Poaceae family, also known as Gramineae, which includes over 10,000 species. These species thrive in diverse climates and regions, ranging from lush meadows to arid deserts. Grasslands cover about one-quarter of the Earth’s land surface and are vital for ecological balance, providing habitat, food, and resources for countless species. Grasses are monocots, meaning they have a single seed leaf or cotyledon. They exhibit unique structural characteristics that distinguish them from other plants. The leaves of grasses are typically long, slender, and arranged in two rows along the stem. These leaves grow from the base rather than the tip, a feature that enables grasses to recover quickly from grazing or mowing. The stems, or culms, are usually hollow, except at the nodes where leaves attach. One of the most remarkable aspects of grass is its adaptability. Grasses have evolved various mechanisms to survive in different environments. For instance, some grasses have deep root systems that enable them to access water and nutrients from deeper soil layers, making them drought-resistant. Others have developed a symbiotic relationship with nitrogen-fixing bacteria, allowing them to thrive in nutrient-poor soils. Photosynthesis in grasses can occur through two primary pathways: C3 and C4. C3 photosynthesis is the most common and is efficient under cool, moist conditions with adequate sunlight. C4 photosynthesis, however, is an adaptation to high temperatures and intense sunlight. It allows grasses to photosynthesize more efficiently under such conditions, minimizing water loss. This makes C4 grasses, like maize and sugarcane, highly productive and crucial for agriculture in tropical and subtropical regions. Grasses play an essential role in the environment. They stabilize soil with their extensive root systems, reducing erosion and promoting water infiltration. Grasslands act as significant carbon sinks, sequestering carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and mitigating climate change. Moreover, grasses provide habitat and food for a wide range of animals, from insects to large herbivores like bison and elephants. The interdependence between grasses and grazing animals is a prime example of co-evolution, where both have adapted traits that benefit each other. In agriculture, grasses are indispensable. Cereals, including rice, wheat, corn, barley, and oats, are all grasses and form the staple diet for much of the world’s population. These crops provide essential nutrients and calories, supporting billions of people. Beyond human consumption, grasses are vital for livestock, supplying hay, silage, and pasture. The development of high-yielding and disease-resistant grass varieties has been a cornerstone of agricultural advancement, ensuring food security and supporting economies worldwide. The aesthetic and recreational value of grasses is also significant. Lawns, parks, golf courses, and sports fields rely on grass for their lush, green appearance and durability. Turf grasses, bred specifically for these purposes, must endure heavy foot traffic, regular mowing, and varying weather conditions while maintaining their visual appeal. This has led to the development of advanced turf management practices, including irrigation, fertilization, and pest control, to maintain healthy grass in urban environments. Grasses have cultural and economic importance as well. Bamboo, a member of the grass family, is used extensively in construction, crafts, and as a raw material for various products. Bamboo’s rapid growth and strength make it a sustainable alternative to wood. Additionally, grasses like lemongrass and citronella are valued for their aromatic oils, used in cooking, cosmetics, and traditional medicine. The evolutionary history of grasses is equally intriguing. Fossil evidence suggests that grasses first appeared around 55 million years ago during the Paleocene epoch. Their rise to dominance, however, occurred during the Miocene epoch, approximately 25 million years ago, when global climates became cooler and drier, favoring the expansion of grasslands. This period also saw the evolution of large herbivores, which further shaped grassland ecosystems. The genetic diversity of grasses has been a focal point of scientific research. Understanding the genetic makeup of grasses allows for the development of improved crop varieties through selective breeding and genetic engineering. For example, efforts to enhance drought resistance, nutrient use efficiency, and disease resistance in cereal crops can significantly impact global food production. Advances in biotechnology, such as CRISPR gene editing, hold promise for creating grasses that can better withstand environmental stresses and meet the demands of a growing population. Despite their many benefits, grasses can also pose challenges. Invasive grass species, such as cogongrass and giant reed, can outcompete native vegetation, disrupt ecosystems, and create fire hazards. Managing these invasive species requires concerted efforts, including biological control, chemical treatments, and habitat restoration. The future of grasslands and grasses is closely linked to global environmental changes. Climate change, land use changes, and human activities pose threats to grassland ecosystems. Conservation efforts aim to protect and restore these vital habitats, ensuring they continue to provide ecological services and support biodiversity. Sustainable agricultural practices, such as rotational grazing and conservation tillage, are crucial for maintaining healthy grasslands and mitigating the impacts of climate change. In conclusion, grass is much more than a common plant underfoot. It is a cornerstone of ecosystems, agriculture, and human culture. Its adaptability, ecological importance, and economic value make it a subject of enduring interest and study. As we face the challenges of the future, understanding and preserving the diverse roles of grasses will be essential for sustaining life on Earth.

[@MasenHunt]

Prepares Jaden Williams voice. *NAHH* I just got a science lesson

[@felislupus2]

Based

[@Yee_Hawww_Macaw]

Sir, you cooked so hard you burnt the meal...

[@paperraven7019]

Hands-down the best touch grass comment I've ever seen, bravo

[@ahstiasummers5583]

I half expected it to end with "now that you read all about grass, why don't you go outside and touch some"

[@ThrwG49]

1:53 Collapsible fan? More like potential safety hazard.

[@scorpionbraid]

My jaw dropped seeing all of those shower products and I had immediate flashbacks to working at Bath and Body Works. The store would look exactly like that during the clear out sales. Why? Why do this? It's insane.

[@blackhagalaz]

9:00 Those Shampoo bottles man 🤯. I have diagnosed washing OCD and compulsively was my handsh several times daily, and use so much extra soap and shampoo. I cant stop it (well I try to I am in therapy), and I always feel so bad for buying so much product and therfore creating so much waste, so i really try to use more waste-free options. But this... this is so much worse than it could ever get with me. This is some type of "aesthetic" hoarding, and shouldnt be glorified. Some of the people with so much product for their "routines", need genuine help for their buying obsession and hoarding, because its a very fine line from just overconsume to mental illness. Speaking from experience.

[@loxovi]

I used to compulsively wash my hands so much too, it was horrible, my hands would get so dry and my nails would get like small black streaks on them. The only thing that helped me was watching other people not care about any of it and give myself the exposure therapy of copying them. Also, weirdly enough watching naked and afraid really did help me realize how much are bodies can handle before “something bad” happens. This is just what helped me tho, I hope you get better and remember your body can handle so much, your body has such a complex system set up to keep you safe from germs that enter your body.

[@blackhagalaz]

@@loxovi Thank you. So good to hear you overcame your OCD, thats a great acomplishment. You can be very proud :). Sadly its a little more complex for me though. I dont particular fear germs or sick ess, so thats Not the reasons why I was my hands. My therapist found out that I am Not the Standard OCD Patient, but that its linked to CPTSD. We found out it started as a kid because I tried to Set boundaries with the people, because I wasnt allowed to have them and thats why my OCD developed. I showered and washed After school to get rid of the people who bullied me. The thought of having touched something they touched terrified me. Not because of germs, but because I feared traces of them would suddenly be in my save space at home. So now I was to ground myself, whenever I am stressen an anxious and to keep my "save space" clean. I think for me its Not about what my body can handle but my Mind. The more relaxed and confident I feel the less are my compulsions if that makes sense. I need to somehow loose the feeling that others can get to me in my Personal space.

[@loxovi]

@@blackhagalaz Oh that is different from what I went/am going through. I'm sorry you went through that. I hope you get better. Progress isn't linear but keep pushing forward :) you got this!

[@annarennie]

A sticker to the dishwasher is a great idea actually. So is the tent, especially when you have a toddler, mine loves hers ❤

[@bubblesawesome3284]

I also like the foot bath. I’m the one who brings the tent and I don’t want sand on my towel or chair so it is helpful for me at least

[@annarennie]

@@bubblesawesome3284 I liked it too! I live in the UK, we don't have fancy feet showers on most beaches 😅

[@zarapuppylick]

Yes, but the sticker was very overpriced in the video but I think you can find a cheaper one easily. The tent seems fun for the beach but the fan was unnessecary, in my opinion.

[@bubblesawesome3284]

@@annarennie I’m in California some beaches still the foot thing but it’s really gross.

[@bubblesawesome3284]

@@zarapuppylick they sell some at dollar tree.

[@CrystalGacha13]

Wth happened to inflation? I thought we were all struggling 💀

[@BY_VALERIA]

😭

[@brocklytle3028]

That’s the point. Over consumption is basically buying stuff, while we are already struggling, so we are spending MORE money on stuff we DO NOT NEED!

[@cojinmango]

The tent is actually a good alternative to the umbrellas! Some families use them in Chile, and it's not uncommon to see. The gadgets inside I can't really agree with, but we don't have that contraption to wash your feet in our beaches here, sadly

[@sftf557]

Rock painting is an actual hobby though, my mom does it a lot 😭

[@fightforhealth1]

All of these clips are making my ADHD/ASD and OCD fuming. Like I am here decluttering and organizing to have more space and less stuff, and I see these clips with overcunsumption of stuff that's not necessary. They need to be brought back to reality.

[@LiveInTheBasementWithMe]

They also might have ocd sadly :(

[@fightforhealth1]

@@LiveInTheBasementWithMe very true ❤️🙂

[@occultOpossum]

I hate overconsumption, but I also have a big issue when things that can be used for accessibility/aid are mocked because they've become 'trendy'. (like awhile back people made fun of this juice container w/ an automatic dispenser which was good for people who needed physical assistance). I use a clean/dirty because I have memory issues and have dumped dirty dishes in with clean a lot so it keeps me from wasting some time/water. Like a lot of these objects *are* pointless and bought in excess so full agree with that.

[@badcaseofstripes]

I totally agree. It's about the specific purposes of these items being utilized by the people who actually need it. Certain items can help people with disabilities, elderly people, etc just function and live their life a little easier. Other products are for specialized professionals. Then it becomes appropriated and people see it and say it's totally pointless and anyone who gets it is a dumbass. People need to stop buying stuff they don't need just because it's trendy. When it becomes trendy, the prices go up and it becomes less accessible to the people it actually helps, which is ironic considering a lot of these products are designed specifically for accessibility reasons.

[@occultOpossum]

@@badcaseofstripes yeAaah like it's just like why I full agree on over consumption ,but it is frustrating to see people.mocking stuff that is good for disability aid tools or quality of life things.

[@perpetualsick]

as much as I really genuinely like these videos, I do find myself getting really aggravated sometimes with the level of rage over things the creator doesn’t seem to fully think about before talking of. It is mostly never that big of an issue, but I don’t like it when it comes to what you mentioned. It comes across as worse than ignorant, unfortunately.

[@occultOpossum]

@@perpetualsick yeah unfortunately a lot creators especially non disabled ones don't think keep things like aid tools/accessibility in mind, often in minor ways but it's just sometimes frustrating. Had it come up with another channel debating about "are drive throughs good or should be bad" and not once brought up accessibility for disabled folks, and just exhausting. Yeah the anger over it is but much too

[@R3nzy-y]

6:19 aw yes the random plastic cups with the fading designs

[@dessertfuldrawing7035]

The dirty/clean sign comes in handy a lot in our family because we wet all our dishes and use dish soap before putting them in a dish washer, so no matter what, the dishes look clean. But we actually just bought a really cheap one from Walmart!!!

[@CravenWolf1986]

The only reason I want a beach cart is for when there's more than 3 of us going to the beach, and I don't want to bust my back carrying an ice chest full of water and our lunch across 50ft of sand. The dirty/clean thing? I made our own from an old magnetic dry-erase sheet my dad brought home from work. I got tired of people asking me if the dishes were dirty or clean in the dishwasher. It's turned to dirty when we're loading it, and I immediately flip it to clean when I get the dishwasher running. It's a stupidly easy thing to DIY. It does not have to be pretty. You don't live in a magazine.

[@evieford9738]

The fact that you’ve made so many videos on this 😅😂 it truly never ends.

[@laurslifee]

6:58 im gonna be completely honest, my mom bought one of these because our family is REALLY BAD with telling if our dishwasher is clean or dirty, but it was NOT 39 DOLLARS? my mom got it for like 2 dollars so just go order one off of walmart because it will be A TWENTIETH OF WHATEVER THIS IS..

[@Yourdailydoseofsarcasm]

Ok but as an artist i would kinda love that “ water contraption “

[@Rosieofficialytube]

I definitely agree with you, overconsumption is a very big problem but the mini Stanley chap stick holder was cute😢

[@codymartin6117]

Life is fot making memories. Your child wont remember what you bought them but the time you spent with them❤

[@pettykittyfam]

8:25 Ok, in this one case, I'm gonna come to her defense. A true "collector" doesn't open up the packaging of the thing they are collecting because it completely destroys the overall value of the product. It's worth A LOT MORE money if it's in the original packaging unopened. This applies to all collecting like dolls & action figures. We can debate whether or not it's worth all that, but collectors gonna collect 🤣 Anyway, I totally agree with you on over consumption!!! It's gotten completely out of hand!

[@ilovetaylorswiftalot]

I agree

[@ghoulchan7525]

I collect video games. But i also play those games. Figures? Out of the box and into my cabinet. I do keep the box. There is no right or wrong way to collect. The way you collect makes it seem you keep em as stock to resell later.

[@pettykittyfam]

@@ghoulchan7525 I'm not saying there's only one way I'm just pointing out there is a method to her madness. And there is such thing as "mint condition" or "mint in package"... so I was just explaining that side of it 😍

[@badcaseofstripes]

I agree with your reasoning, just not the term 'true collector'. People can be bonified collectors that just enjoy and use the things they collect. The people you're referring to are only a portion of collectors that care about prices and buying/selling parts of their collection to turn a profit (investment collectors), whereas many people just want to actually open it and use it. In fact, the pressure of trying to make money out of a collection in the future is what can sap the fun out of it, or lead to overconsumption of specific items in an attempt to make easy money.

[@ghoulchan7525]

@@badcaseofstripes also as the beanie babies craze proved. Not every collectable will be worth mad cash. You can collect anything you want. But if no one wants said thing. You can't sell it.

[@squiggle463]

ugh, as someone who's trying to add more detail to their art, i'm PISSED that the rock painting lady only used two colours. like, if you're gonna paint the Earth, use the cyan to detail the water more! and add the FREAKING ice caps!

[@user-wt1fn5gb1v]

Totally!! I don't paint, but when I'm drawing, I use AT LEAST several DOZEN colors each drawing!!!!!

[@hannahlamagna]

10:59 I know these are for key chains but I need to look up Barbie-size Stanley cup

[@Bob_catplays]

Bro I can just make this out of cardboard and paper 😂

[@BornAScout]

I actually have a version of the dishwasher magnets bc they're helpful for ADHD... but they were 2 dollars. I can't comprehend someone spending FORTY dollars on that.

[@OliveTheLion]

7:14 me and my ma have that EXACT dish thing, it was a dollar 25 at dollar tree. Yall crazy for spending THAT much on something you could make or get very cheap

[@fabdragon2071]

Yeah I had a cheap one at my last house. I rinse the dishes before putting them in the dishwasher (I know environmentally unfriendly), so it was actually hard to tell.

[@OliveTheLion]

@@fabdragon2071 yea, and me and my mom have an old dish washer, so things don’t always get cleaned properly. So sometimes the same load is done twice, and that can get confusing.

[@radioactive_crossaint]

people need to realize that parents that get their kids useless stuff that they dont need are worse than parents who get their kids whatever they want.

[@thescholarsjourney661]

I love how Hayley just says "pocket" with just... so much distain.

[@littlekitty7664]

Honestly the first one with my family is what happens. Everyone has their own bag because we all have allergies and dietary issues that have to remain separate and everyone has medicine that they have to take at certain times.

[@jbshiva865]

I think with the Taylor Swift records collection that it really doesn't help that Taylor Swift just keeps re-releasing the same albums over and over again just to stay at the top of the billboard charts. Like it or not, she's one of many people that's encouraging all of this pointless overconsumption.

[@burnoverme]

watch every single one of her fans go into debt because of her

[@urfavzofia]

she actually re realeses albums so that she can own them again since she got her first 6 albums sold without her permission

[@jennatandy6272]

Taylor Swift did that to her old albums because someone else bought her masters from her so unless she re-recorded those albums, she would no longer own her own work. So you should really blame Scooter Braun for her having to re-record her old albums.

[@tilkikiz]

0:58 my family also had something like this, it’s really useful, IF you’re going to be at the beach all day. I used to swim in the ocean/play in the sand as my mom or dad sat in the half tent. It offers really good protection from the sun if you’re going to be under it for a good while!

[@-ava-]

We owned one when is was younger too. It was just easier because you don’t need to haul a bunch of chairs and an umbrella, besides we stayed like the whole day.

[@Sunshine_love11]

As much as i wish overconsumption was over i love haylees videos on this the most