Guy Is Selling His Whole Life On Ebay
 

i'm not making this up.

http://www.alife4sale.com/main.htm

I guess he's hoping that it's like used cars where "one man's trash is another man's treasure".

Still, if it's so bad that he wants to be rid of it I'm not sure that's a strong selling position.

" and get on the train, with no idea where I am going or what the future holds for me."

Doesn't a train have a destination? When I buy an Amtrak ticket it says to where. Or is he talking about one of those Freight trains he will just jump off when he feels its a good time to jump off?

After reading his through his site, he is just looking to sell off everything, and he even got his employeer to buy into it.

It's a way for him to disappear in general, and do whatever he wants. I admire him for it. However, it sounds like his divorce that triggered this, was pretty nasty.

if you read the "why" section of his site, i interpreted the reasoning (by reading between the lines) as he caught his wife in the act.


i agree with Jon - if you want to be done with this completely and still have some coin in your pocket there are far better ways to do this. if he truly doesn't car about hwo much he gets why not just donate to charity or take your deed and keys to your toys and hand them to the 1st homeless guy you see. that'd be awesome. in line with what jon said it's like he's purposely sabatoging himself here, as if he wants to intentionally devalue his worth and possessions. probably should take the money he gets from ebay and put it towards a psychologist.

can you just give away your house like that? isn't there oodles of paperwork that need to be signed? i don't think it's something you can just walk away from willy nilly.

Sounds like he's not selling his life -- just his stuff. I wanted to be able to tell him what to do and stuff, use him as a henchman.

Not only that -- you don't get his wallet and passport? What a crock.

Do you get his ex-wife too? is she hot?

This should be a life's possessions for sale. It's not really his life.

It depends on what you define as your life.

In the capitalistic American society, possessions are your life!

Yeah. I should get to use him as a butler, or whatever. You sold me your life, dude. Sorry! The 13th Amendment don't say nothing about no Ebay.

i would love to have a henchman.

First time I've ever been moved to quote something just because I love it so much. :D

He is probably in major trouble with the mob or something and by stepping into his life you're probably giving up yours.

Fixed.

word. this is my posse: