Because There Simply Is Nothing Better To Do In Maryland

I read this article earlier in the day and it was just one of those things that got stuck in my head. Then I was forced to cock said head to one side and think about it...then cock same head to the other side (all while staring blankly) and think about it some more. After all that thinking, the best answer I could possibly come up with was "Huh?!"

Then again, maybe we shouldn't be too hard on poor David. This could be the boost in the economy that Americans have been seeking for months. I mean, this lady had valuable stuff just collecting dust in her house. If someone is willing to pay for it, who is David to stop them? Doesn't it make sense to put these items to good use...such as, oh, I don't know, recycling it in a yard sale 3 houses down from where the hot goods came from? And you can't possibly fault the guy for attempting to make a profit. This is a prime example of the capitalism that is so important to this country.

So on second thought, let's give this guy a medal. He clearly has the best of intentions. His efforts to be a green citizen by recycling and giving the economy a kick in the ass should be commended.

Here is the source of my ramblings. Feel free to make your own opinions.