Personally, I do not find anything funny here. Moreover, I believe that dropshipping is a profitable field, and I admire people working in this industry. Honestly, I am also thinking of opening a dropshipping account. I've recently found out about the mercari side hustle. Still, since I am not that experienced in this field, I want to learn more about how it works before offering dropshipping services. I really hope that I will be able to accomplish this goal. So guys, wish me luck because I will definitely need it.

Man, her stuff is expensive.....

I too, love and use Kondo's drawer folding technique.

But see, it's OKAY to get rid of your things -- as long as you replace them with all of her crap!

My only knowledge of Marie Kondo is through her name drop on Brooklyn 99.

I have been a minimalist since well before it became a thing. I don't need organizers; I don't have enough to need it. Including clothes.

Cashing in on your fame is the American way......

A typical cycle. Make content that people want to see, gain a following, switch to selling trinkets to that following to increase the income stream. Half of all the famous Youtubers out there switch to selling t-shirts or coffee mugs eventually, for example.

I don’t know about her store and ain’t gonna find out, but I had great joy throwing stuff out last night

This makes me happy that I am "unplugged"

I wonder what she says about recycling and reuse. She should be a spokeswoman for thrift stores not retail. When money enters the picture often ethics leave.

I always thought the thing that would cut down the most on un-needed household items is a place that works like a library, but for home goods. That way you don't have to keep giant cake pans around that you'll only use twice a year. Or a herd of small appliances that are only used once in a while for a specific thing. Also gives you a chance to try out something before you go out and buy it. Visitors this weekend? Go check out an inflatable mattress with bedding, just bring it back clean. Maybe it could be a membership type deal to support the additional cleaning or maintenance needed for the items. It would still be cheaper than trying to store all this stuff in your own place. Especially for those who live in small apartments.

Apparently she feels that the thing that doesn't bring you joy and you don't need (and she does) is money based on her prices.

Just another marketing scam.
She's a con.

Next.

I’ve actually watched an episode of that show and this made me lol: “Was making you get rid of all your belongings so she can sell you new ones her con all along?” And then I read the rest of it and laughed all the way through. Thanks for the good yuks!

She is over the top pricey!

Not quality stuff