I must have lost my mind for a moment. I had a brief yard sale this weekend and was about to put the entire ((SPARE COPY))) of my Frasier DVDs into the mix. I took the bubble wrap off of it and found it sealed in plastic so nicely that I couldn't bring myself to putting it out there.

I quickly returned to my senses.

Oh my gosh, I'm glad you came to your senses. But I know how that goes-- when you're either 1) moving or 2) having a yard sale you tend to start pitching all kinds of things you might not have otherwise done and you might regret later.
The problem with putting something like this in a yard sale is that you'll never get the dollar amount that equates to what it's worth to you. Somebody's going to want to give you $30 for the whole thing or something ridiculous like that.

Oh my gosh, I'm glad you came to your senses. But I know how that goes-- when you're either 1) moving or 2) having a yard sale you tend to start pitching all kinds of things you might not have otherwise done and you might regret later.
The problem with putting something like this in a yard sale is that you'll never get the dollar amount that equates to what it's worth to you. Somebody's going to want to give you $30 for the whole thing or something ridiculous like that.

Too true! The Frasier fans wouldn't be the ones buying it.