If it was truly common sense she wouldnt be famous now :p sometime people need help with the most basic stuff, and thats ok.
How many obnoxious American "reality" shows teach a practical system for dealing with a nearly universal problem (among people above the poverty line)?
They seemed super stressed out. The guy was working 50-60 hour weeks.
If only the usual fake-ass "dramatic" editing and music choices didn't make me feel like throwing my flat screen out the window.
Yeah, they were making me feel stressed. I suppose that episode wasn't a bad way to kick off the series, since a lot of people probably relate to that couple's struggle.
I have some issues with the presentation too. It seems that the producers were aiming for mainstream accessibility. In that, I'm sure they'll be successful.
But I pictured you living in a volcano with a large underground lair
Just imagine if Marie Kondo went to help out Laputa: Castle in the Sky.
A heretic stands before the high priests of tidyness. The crowd chants repeatedly: "He brings us no joy, he shall be banished in the thrift store of no return!"
Don't tell them our secret, or we'll be out of a job.
We have a pretty robust goodwill network in Alberta, and I've donated plenty to them in the past five years. A quick websearch shows Toronto area goodwill had financial problems a couple years ago, but they seem to be thriving plenty of other places including elsewhere in southern Ontario.
