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Perhaps more importantly, weens would make the place unbearable
And let's be honest, only weens would have interest in going to a fucking CWC museum
I believe before the rape Kiwi Farmers discussed a museum/bar out of Branchland.

With eBay, you're right that it would take a lot of effort to make sure Chris's toys would be sellable, even if some are in pristine condition under dusted boxes.
 
The house is upside down. Barb has so many debts, there's no equity left. The hoard is valueless. Just look at the shit in Chris's house tour videos. It's the kind of stuff they chuck in the big trash bins on Hoarders on TV. There's absolutely nothing in it for Cole. Any interest he would express in getting involved would just suck him into a giant tar baby. If Barb named him as executor of her will, he would be an idiot to accept. If he took a penny, he'd also be obliged to see to it that Chris was taken care of to the specification of the will. (Unless the family has gotten her to write Chris out of it.) In any case, it doesn't matter either way because Barb has nothing to leave to anyone.
Some stupid weens might buy a lot of the shit. If I was Cole I’d take advantage of the internet and just have a full on estate sale. Just sell all the junk you can and whatever you can’t, just toss or give to Goodwill.
 
Some stupid weens might buy a lot of the shit. If I was Cole I’d take advantage of the internet and just have a full on estate sale. Just sell all the junk you can and whatever you can’t, just toss or give to Goodwill.
I've heard that the family is so disgusted by the whole situation that they wouldn't even touch the money. If that's true, I wouldn't blame them. They wouldn't want to regularly have to deal with transactions and haggling from weens, stalkers and perverts. The Chandler Clan was already pretty dysfunctional from the jump, even before Chris first appeared on the internet. From what I've heard, no amount of money is good enough to volunteer for more public humiliation.
 
I was discussing this last night with my partner, who is familiar with that area of VA. We both agreed Geno's plan is the kind of idea you could only come up with if you're not familiar with the area, or with running a business.
Also just the matter of zoning and actually registering it as a business. I doubt the neighbours would be happy if some random house on their block was suddenly zoned as a business, especially one dedicated to the worst person in your neighbourhood.
 
Just imagine all the mummified cat corpses that will be uncovered when they finally clean that shithole out.
 
Some stupid weens might buy a lot of the shit. If I was Cole I’d take advantage of the internet and just have a full on estate sale. Just sell all the junk you can and whatever you can’t, just toss or give to Goodwill.

Cole doesn't care about anything in that house and ESPECIALLY not about making money off of shit they owned. Remember that Chris got so pissed off that Cole wouldn't come care for Barb so Chris could run off on the Love Quest again, that Chris dug up some shit Cole had from his teenage years and sold it on eBay. Cole basically doing more or less the same thing simply to spite Barb and Chris would put him on their level, and while he does sound like an asshole, I'd like to think he understands not to stoop to their level.

I've heard that the family is so disgusted by the whole situation that they wouldn't even touch the money. If that's true, I wouldn't blame them. They wouldn't want to regularly have to deal with transactions and haggling from weens, stalkers and perverts. The Chandler Clan was already pretty dysfunctional from the jump, even before Chris first appeared on the internet. From what I've heard, no amount of money is good enough to volunteer for more public humiliation.

Chris, Barb, and Bob were pretty much that side of the Chandler family, as from what I recall, literally everybody else we know of even tangentially related to Chris were reasonably successful at worst and had happy, healthy lives. Lives they intentionally made sure to NEVER associate with the trailer trash that Chris's family unit had been since the beginning. If Tom and Harriet are involved right now, I expect it might be out of sheer familial ties to Barb as a sibling because that's what God would want (depending on how religious they are) - while Chris is simply beyond the pale and all but formally excommunicated from what little part of his family were even willing to speak with him before the truth came out.

As it stands, the rest of the Chandler family would probably love nothing more for somebody to step in, make all this shit go away, and subsequently forget that they have any kind of connection to this vortex of autistic stupidity.

Also just the matter of zoning and actually registering it as a business. I doubt the neighbours would be happy if some random house on their block was suddenly zoned as a business, especially one dedicated to the worst person in your neighbourhood.
From what I recall about people having gone around some time back and talking with neighbors, the way the responses were described made it sound like Chris getting sent to jail was the single best thing that had happened to that neighborhood in years. Maybe even decades. And trying to essentially turn 14BC into a monument to Chris would absolutely see opposition from whatever local government for that reason, among many others.
 
If you need to get to bank 80k apples, and can get for house 120k apples you will get 40k apples for selling it and giving money to the bank. Closure will be more costly than that.
I'm pretty sure Barb has three mortgages and a mountain of credit card and other debt we don't know about. The creditors are all held at bay as long as she lives. You can't put an old lady out on the street. But the second she croaks, they well all swoop in, demanding their piece of the pie.

Meanwhile you have a house that has a hoard in it. It's likely contaminated with pet feces and urine, and most likely black mold too. Whoever ends up with it will have to hire a hazmat crew to dismantle the hoard and cart it to the dump. When that's done, they will have to completely gut the house of carpeting and repair the damage done by the weight of the hoard on the floors. Doing that is going to cost a great deal.

The bank isn't going to be interested in flipping the house. It isn't a particularly desirable house even in perfect shape. They are going to put its on the market, hoard and all in an "as is" condition. It probably is already up for sale as a short sale, but there won't be anything left for the family when all the apples in column A are deducted from the ones in column B.
 
Sorry, the forum software keeps stalling and double posting my posts.

I'll add some content so the space isn't a waste... What sort of "exhibits" would be in a Chris Chan museum? I doubt anyone wants to look at his toys unless you make some sort of massive Auschwitz shoe display out of it all. I suppose the sign on the dream shed, Chris's class ring, the medallion, Son-Chu, the riding lawn mower, the tattered original shirt, Bob's letter, the binders of Sonichu comics, Patty's bones, Barb's teeth, a representative sample of the hoard, the contents of the upstairs freezer and Chris's computers and game systems. But you couldn't make a Chris-chan museum without the equivalent of King Tut's golden death mask... The totem.
 
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And trying to essentially turn 14BC into a monument to Chris would absolutely see opposition from whatever local government for that reason, among many others.
Residential neighbourhoods tend to be ironclad about their rules on not allowing businesses

Local governance would tire out even the wealthiest, most dedicated ween autist trying to make a Sonichu bar out of 14BC, especially given that everyone hates him and wants the Chandlers gone

Bit of a situation innit? 14BC is essentially uninhabitable because anyone who goes in legitimately will be heckled to hell and back by weens and stalkers and maybe CWC himself and anyone trying to make a Sonichu museum bar thingamajig will meet the full force of the local governance (protip: do not fuck with local governance)
 
Just imagine all the mummified cat corpses that will be uncovered when they finally clean that shithole out.
I bet at least eight.

Residential neighbourhoods tend to be ironclad about their rules on not allowing businesses
Let we start thinking about how many visitors can wish to see CWC museum...

...I bet: nearly none. Community is international, but honestly I will not give a penny to see such museum and I'm also sure that most of CWC fans outside USA will also not visit it. So we can only count USA residents as perspective customers of CWC franch or museum. That will not be a huge number. I bet more like five digits. Closer to 10000 than 90000.

I'm pretty sure that hoard will be evicted before house go into market, so will be no stuff to exhibit. That is the cheapest way to incrase price of BC14: with hoard inside buyer cannot check how bad it is going on with walls, floors etc., without it buyer will be more likely to check it and buy house. What will be cost of removing hoard?
 
The family that is in charge of Barb now aren't motivated to clean up the house. When it gets sold none of them are going to see a penny of it, it will all go to the bank.

The trash there appears to be empty boxes and bags of clothes or bedding. It looks like they went in and cherry picked the hoard and then put the boxes and whatever they didn't want in the trash. They probably want to keep family pictures and things like that, and they probably pulled out some clothes and bedding and towels for Barb. Maybe every week when they put out the trash and collect the mail they dig a little to see if there's anything they want.

I'm sure the rest is still in the house and will remain there until Barb is in her coffin and the bank comes to inspect the property. At that point, to the tune of the Lone Ranger... to the dump, to the dump, to the dump, dump, dump!
Number one: The end of your last paragraph was from SpongeBob.

Classic era, don't forget it.

Two: They are maintaining that property whereas a 40-year-old who doesn't have any form of employment couldn't even be bothered to mow the lawn.

Three: Cherry-picked. Hyphen. Don't forget it.
 
14BC is essentially uninhabitable because anyone who goes in legitimately will be heckled to hell and back by weens and stalkers
No it won’t be. The weens and stalkers will go heckle Chris wherever he goes to live. They’re not running wild around the property right now, after all.

and maybe CWC himself
That could be a problem, but it doesn’t make the house “uninhabitable.”

Number one: The end of your last paragraph was from SpongeBob.

Classic era, don't forget it.
Third: Cherry-picked. Hyphen. Don't forget it.
Dude, come on. Really?
 
Sorry, the forum software keeps stalling and double posting my posts.

I'll add some content so the space isn't a waste... What sort of "exhibits" would be in a Chris Chan museum? I doubt anyone wants to look at his toys unless you make some sort of massive Auschwitz shoe display out of it all. I suppose the sign on the dream shed, Chris's class ring, the medallion, Son-Chu, the riding lawn mower, the tattered original shirt, Bob's letter, the binders of Sonichu comics, Patty's bones, Barb's teeth, a representative sample of the hoard, the contents of the upstairs freezer and Chris's computers and game systems. But you couldn't make a Chris-chan museum without the equivalent of King Tut's golden death mask... The totem.
Dear God, the Totem.

Let's see:

He's got like two rooms that are his junk rooms and one that doubles as his bedroom while the other one doubles as his workspace.

Provided everything's not thrown away yet, I suppose the melted remnants of his Lego collection would be interesting as well as his tard papers if there's any left.
 
I was discussing this last night with my partner, who is familiar with that area of VA. We both agreed Geno's plan is the kind of idea you could only come up with if you're not familiar with the area, or with running a business.

First of all, museums rely on foot traffic to thrive, usually off of main/high streets, and it's more or less impossible that in a dense residential area such as Branchland Court.

Secondly, and to add to that, even if out-of-town people were willing to travel to Branchland Court for a museum, parking would be a fucking nightmare for obvious reasons.

Thirdly, people who want to view a collection of Chris's artifacts is one thing, and you don't need to go to Branchland Court to do that. On the other hand, people who want to buy tickets to the place where someone's senile mother was raped...are a special breed. And they would quickly distinguish themselves to the neighbors. And then you have a whole new barrel of shit to deal with.
I agree there’s a load of reasons why it wouldn’t work, but not so much for the turning a house into an exhibit, there are a few instances ke regular homes becoming tourist attractions of museum-like exhibits. They’re usually homes of artists or writers, and not autistic manchildren, but it’s a thing, mainly in Europe.

I honestly don’t think Geno would have the money to purchase it, he doesn’t seem to make a whole lot with his music and Fiverr business, and he’s in the process of moving to China.

That said, 14 Branchland Court is tainted forever by the chandler’s, so it’s resale value must be shot, and it was likely already low just by being in a nowhere town like ruckersville.

On the topic of toy sales,
A minor power level, but I once worked for a charity that managed thrift stores several years ago. My job was to take all the “valuable” stuff and list them on eBay. The issue was the Mexicans in the sorting area deemed what was and what was not valuable, often making critical errors.
But because I have first hand experience prepping old toys and the like for sale, I can tell you that it is a bitch. eBay markets fluctuate by the day, and even if you have a piece worth a ton, it’s gonna sit until the right person wants it. Just because a toy is worth $1000 doesn’t mean people want to pay $1000 for it, everyone wants a deal. But if you discount it, people want an even better deal.
Ironically, the only easy thing to sell were vintage Lionel model trains.
 
I took a trip to Wisconsin and a local volunteered to show me the sights. I looked at the map and saw that we were just a couple of miles from Plainfield, so I asked if he would show me the site of Ed Gein's house. The face that had been friendly and helpful a moment before turned flat and stubborn. He explained that the house was gone. There was nothing to see there and the people who lived in that town didn't welcome sightseers. I pressed him a little bit asking if he knew where it was and where Worden's Sporting Goods had been. He said he did know, but he wouldn't take me there. He said no one who lived within 50 miles of that place would show me where it was. The locals all agreed that it was best forgotten.
 
For what it's worth? I've identified the box being that of Siege: War For Cybertron Omega Supreme.
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This is a Titan Class figure, basically the BIG one of an entire series for a YEAR which kids have as the number one thing on their letters to Santa, with a bunch of playability with a base mode that can link up to other mini-bases, the figure itself is probably the size of a one year old, and the cost would easily be north of $150 MSRP minimum. Chris likely paid much more from a specialty website that actually had it in stock since most brick and mortar stores do not carry Titans due to the shelf space they take up.

This figure is also fairly recent, being only a 2019 release. Since he had to have gone out of his way to get Omega, it's certain that he's been buying the other giant-as-fuck figures like Typricon, Metroplex, and "Ark" (the giant spaceship that crash lands in the original series and becomes the Autobot headquarters on Earth? Yeah that's also a robot now). Chris being irresponsible with money is nothing new, however.
This is on sale at Amazon for $400, and prices are similar on eBay. Did Chris really manage to scrape together that much money for a toy in 2019? He begged for money numerous times throughout that year, but I would think $400 is a bit much even for Chris.

Omega Supreme is mentioned on the CWCki in the list of Chris's toys, and says it was $239.99. It is the most expensive of all his Transformers.
 
Do not ever, under any circumstances, send Chris information regarding the clean sweep of his trash heap.
Praetor has probably been keeping Chris updated on stuff like this for awhile now, especially since there's been a bunch of weens taking pictures of the house lately with what could be evidence of the moronic mongoloid's treasure is getting sent to a landfill. I'm against letting him know, especially since he's got a court thing this Friday that might be important. If anything, Heilberg should know about it, just in case Chris has to be present in court or not. This is the kind of shit that would have him chimping out in front of a judge.
This is on sale at Amazon for $400, and prices are similar on eBay. Did Chris really manage to scrape together that much money for a toy in 2019?
Because people were giving him money for bills or food or whatever shit he was claiming at the time and he spent most, if not all of it, on toys for himself because he's Chris.
 
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