Precious metals soared instantly along with the stock market.

It turned out they planned to operate a jewelry business out of the apartment and store compressed gas and use oxy-acetylene torches in a 12 unit building.  

Turn off the cable, return the latest iPhone to the store, sell your jewelry, downgrade your car, list useless stuff around your home on ebay, get a roommate, whatever it is, figure out a way.

I don’t want to miss any of those moments with my little guy, they are so precious!

Eventually I realized that Schiff and all the others may be correct about the upcoming collapse (every fiat currency in the history of the world has eventually failed), but I just don't think anyone is any good at predicting when (Schiff has been saying it is right around the corner since 08) (another thing about Schiff, he sells precious metals, don't ask a barber if you need a hair cut).  

Precious metals are a commodity, they aren't money.

Would the person with the hoarding propensity be able to tolerate other "strangers" rummaging through their precious belongings?

Precious owner got in financial trouble as he was rehabbing the unit and it was taken over by had money lenders.

In this case you end up spending more than you were quoted and you pay for 50% of the work upfront while 9 months go by and only 20% of the work has been completed... and precious valuable time wasted..

One of my partners sold his garbage company for just under 100 million and he drives is old Chevy Tahoe.. but when I was in Istanbul on a trip with him he bought his wife jewelry that was more than the car we are talking about .another member had the largest court reporting business in SF and they sold for I think about 12 million.. he drove a 70s old beat up ford.. but had a AT the time 2 plus million dollar home and he owned a Mall up in Rockland..