My thoughts on Oklahoma and Garage Sales, as I had many hours to myself to ponder things as I worked the cash box.On Oklahoma:The typical Oklahoma girl - Got by in high school with a cute face, big #### and a round ###. She played enough basketball/volleyball/softball/ran track to keep her stomach from getting out of hand and keeping a decent figure. Post high school she no longer plays basketball/volleyball/softball/runs track, so her gut is now bigger than her #### and ### combined. But this does not keep her from wearing her wind shorts, running shoes and her All-District shirt from 1999/2002/2008. She works double shifts at Braum's.The typical Oklahoma guy - Tall lanky guy thanks to the power of meth and little to no hair. Is married to typical Oklahoma girl. He could do better than her, but her double shifts at Braum's brings in 85% of the family's income, so it's her that keeps him in South Pole gear and small, unrelated, yet many tattoos. The Casino - Being a person from Texas, I know of all the casinos right at the border set up to take all of our money and leave it across the red river, but as we were travelling, I found two casinos that had no visible roads to them. It looked that you had to cross fields in a tractor to get there. Is this a secret that only Oklahomans know? On Garage Sales and Possessions:Garage Sales are stupid, you aren't going to make any money, and they are only going to piss you off. Anything you label for a dollar, you are going to sell it for 50 cents and you are going to spend half an hour of your time to sell it. Word of advice, if you are looking to sell something over 100 dollars, put it on Craigslist. If it's under that, donate it to Goodwill and take the tax write off. You will be so much happier with this act of generosity. Professional garage sale buyers might be the most annoying people on the Earth. As I posted earlier, a lady read me the riot act about the sale listed as an "estate sale" instead of a "garage sale". Wanting to know who died was classic. She then complains about all of the prices, spends 15 mins standing around quietly talking with other about how it's clearly not an estate sale, and then brings up a stack of books and demands the prices that Goodwill offers. I had to play nice and was just trying to get rid of stuff, but if this was my sale, I would have forced her off my property.We as a nation have way too much stuff. I have been reading a ton about minimalism, and toying with the idea when I am single again, only owning 100 things. It just makes sense. Yes, my aunt was a slight hoarder of things she bought off TV, but it made me look at my own possessions and really find value in not having them. The amount of money I have spent on things that I no longer need or gave away a long time ago would make me sick if I knew the number.