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Donated a Body to Goodwill
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Donated a Body to Goodwill

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April 6, 2023 | 00:08:57 | Leisure

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mojo shannon megan mike kp and lydia hanging with you uh here 844 mojo live 844-665-6548 So it's that time of year where everybody does a little spring cleaning. Although it's funny because spring cleaning pretty much, I feel like in the last three years, everybody just all of a sudden calls it spring cleaning, but it could be like the middle of summer and people are still spring cleaning.

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It just means you're really doing a good deep one.

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Yeah. So KP, what are you spring cleaning? And you had to bring some stuff over to Salvation Army or Goodwill?

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So, well, I'm always spring cleaning because I'm just a messy person. But this happened to someone else, and I thought it was wild, and I was wondering if this has happened to anybody else. So I saw this online, or TikTok, I'm sorry. Somebody was wandering around a Goodwill trying to find, like, decor for their house, and they were going through the jars, and they found one that they really liked. And they opened it up, and they realized that someone had donated someone's uncle. Like, there were ashes in this jar.

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Oh, no. And was it the person that was TikTok-ing this? Were they TikTok-ing that they were the ones that got the jar and they show it? Did they show the ashes? Yes.

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They showed the bag. I'm like, oh, my God. And how much was Uncle Jeffrey going for? I don't know. Great question. It probably had a purple sticker for half off that day. but she turned it over on the bottom and it said the person's name and the comments were wild people were like yo who did this to toby man who donated toby's body do you buy toby because i would put him next to my dead cat on my mantle i can't have you ever found anything wacky at a salvation army or like a goodwill

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this this goes a little far i'm convinced that whenever i have donated stuff i've left things in my pants pockets or coat pockets or things like that because we did a bunch of cleaning out in our house because we were trying to you know decide we're gonna are we gonna sell our house or what are we gonna do and i'll drop off the bags to the salvation army down the street from my house and the funniest is the guy that collects them for you and if you live in kego harbor you know exactly which one i'm talking about the guy who collects them for you like has you put them up on top of the thing he's like thank you so much and the next thing you know he looks he's going that's a nice hat he's like trying my hat on and stuff like that i take my stuff to this place

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called encore it's on southfield road i think it's in southfield that's southfield right there and same thing the guy who collects the stuff he's so nice he always comments i don't know i'm

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assuming they pay those guys but or that you know because they yeah obviously the guy's working his butt off carrying stuff out of people's cars yeah yeah but i'm also wondering if maybe they pay them with property you know they give you like the property first dibs yeah um but uh that's interesting because mike was talking about bringing his uh going and looking at couches at bob's discount furniture and dropping skittles into the couches i bet you when you said that mike i'm thinking to myself you know how much many times people have gotten you know other people's valuable.

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That they forgot to look Because when I donate something

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I never check it

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I don't check the pockets of all the stuff

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So my grandmother on my mom's side She just, or a great grandmother She just recently passed And she liked to hide her valuables In random places like $100 bills Her jewelry And when she passed, my grandparents had to go through The entire house, literally flip it upside down Trying to find these secret hiding places And I keep thinking These people that moved into her house afterwards are like you know redoing their house and then finding pearls and diamonds in the

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wall. That's my dad's house. He finds stuff all the time from the little old lady that used to live there and died there before he moved in. Remember he found money. I'm sorry

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Mike but he found money and

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wouldn't tell us how much right? Yeah. He found a ton of money hidden it was wrapped up in butcher paper under an old refrigerator in the basement. Did he ever tell you how much money it was? I know how much it was. He told me do not to ever say it publicly, so I'm not going to. Can you put it in the group chat? Yeah, show me. Yeah, I want it in the group chat. I'll put it in the group chat.

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This makes me want to go to those estate sales and not buy anything, but just like look through the drawers and look through the cups. Yeah. Yeah, yeah.

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All I found in my house was some teeth. Teeth? Baby teeth? Not like a murder had happened, baby teeth.

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Oh, that's still... Wow. Shannon just sent us how much. That's a good amount.

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Isn't that crazy?

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But not big enough to get taxed on it. I just want to tell the IRS that.

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Correct.

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Allison, what's going on?

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My first job was working at Salvation Army, and I didn't work in the back, but I had friends who did. And they'd find things, all different sorts of things. But the best thing, the funniest thing that we found was a bag or box of somebody's sex toys that they donated.

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Whoa, really?

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It was crazy.

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People try to bring their sex toys to the Salvation Army to donate?

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They donated, yeah. It was like a chest, kind of. Not like big, but like a chest of sex toys. Were they vintage, or did they still plug into the wall, or were they battery?

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Your pole start?

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Well, I mean, it wasn't necessarily like toy toys. It was like wearable things, like clothes. It was all sorts of crazy things.

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They don't have an X-rated section at the Goodwill or Salvation Army, do they?

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Not that I can remember. Yeah, I don't think so. You should. But it's not on the list. At the place where I drop off, it's not on the list of things they don't take.

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Really? It's not. What are some of the things that you remember that were on that list?

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Car seats, certain electronics. I can't remember what else is on there. They won't take undergarments, will they? I don't think so.

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No, because I think that I tried to bring in Under Armour shorts, and they thought they were underwear, but they were just shorts. Erica, what's up?

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Yes, so I have five sisters, and one of my sisters gave one of my nephews a nightstand. And she caught everybody frantic because she's like, oh, my God, I gave him the nightstand, and I think there's a toy in it. so we all had to try to rush and retrieve her sex toy oh my god my nephew found it and were they successful they it was just uh it was one of the little ones she thought that it was something bigger i guess but um they they ended up finding it but it was like you guys you all know i mean it was more like a i'll just say it was more of a bullet than us yeah okay you know could you So he might not have known what it was.

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Could you imagine if you got your aunt or your aunt's sex toy?

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Oh, I'd be disgusted.

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Yeah. I'd be absolutely disgusted.

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That would be a tough one to look at her at Christmas.

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It'd be the next white elephant gift for the family Christmas party.

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What's up, Rose?

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Hi.

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Hey.

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So I was just commenting on your guys' Goodwill and Salvation Army comment. But I had actually went to Arizona a few months ago, and they have, like, very selective Goodwills out there. They only have two of them in, like, their hometown. And we went to this certain one on the Strip that it's in, and this person had donated their bag, and I guess it had anywhere from $10,000 to $9,000 in it. So they ended up having to call the owner back to come get the purse to retreat the money. And the person was like, I had no idea. I had $10,000 in there. And I was like, that's a big deal just to, you know, just to give away, to donate.

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That is wild. And it's nice that they didn't see it yet because if they saw it, you know that there's no way they're getting that money back.

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That's exactly what I thought. I was like, that's God's blessing right there telling you, hey, your money that you got gave away, here you go, here's the back. So it was a good.

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was a good overall outcome so that was great this makes me one of my wife's having me donate a bunch

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of stuff because she's like in full nesting mode right now so i went out to like uh that place called uptown cheapskate it makes me want to go out there again and just start digging through

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pockets people do that that's a great idea yeah i'm telling you guys that the people that work at that place probably walk away with all the the good stuff you know because they're probably looking at it as an opportunity to you know they're not making that much money Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing.

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