Items go on the curb, the landlord is NOT required to store anything (except prescription medicine or prescription medical equipment which must be held 7 days from the date of discovery). 

That's how we approached it and that's what we taught them.Our oldest is in school to become a teacher and our youngest thinks he wants to do something in medicine. 

Well, right now medicine and real estate pay pretty well, so who knows if my dream job will ever materialize.Shout out to my fellow M.D.s on this thread!

I mean you need a licensed to be a GC right.. you need a license to drive  you need a license to practive medicine you need a license to fly you need a license to sell real estate you don't own other wise why have a real estate division at all..???

@Jim K.If high on cold medicine counts I've been guilty once or twice.

If it is for medicinal purposes, it may be protected, does anyone else know? 

Cleveland specifically is big in medicine.

Frankly, I'm not sure it's worth it unless you are pursuing a career that absolutely requires a degree, like engineering, medicine, nursing, etc.

I love Gardening (Organic), I grow medicinal herbs and make teas, Beekeeping (we just started back after my husband lost his hives several years ago); Nature Photography, Antiquing and Flea Markets (Pre-Covid we were planning to drive around the country going to different flea markets and antique fairs in our vintage Airstream; but those plans are on hold), Tai-Chi (Love it!)

Bathroom medicine 1970's cabinet not to code with the worst looking light fixture hot wired is a fire hazard and shock hazard.