Renae, Great point! It's never a good sign when the tenant never ever calls for any maintenance issues. But laughingly, I don't know how the tenant would even have known if he had any maintenance issues!

Sheree, We hear all kinds of stories, however I have never seen anything like this before (thank goodness).

Alexsandra, I would have liked to see those tunnels. I'm with you, how did they keep from collapsing?

Konnie, Funny, you never really know what you're going to find, do you?

Lou, That much beer each day would leave little time to be able to think about anything.  I wonder how he remembered to pay his rent on time each month?

Li, It's amazing the circumstances in which some people live.

Carole, Another great point! It could be concern for a fire - that's true.  Each lease should have a clause that indicates how often an owner can go inside and do inspections on a property.

Cameron, I wonder how much money was here in scrapping those cans.  So true!

Myrl, I haven't heard of this movie before, but I will check it out.  Sounds like a good one.

Chanda, I think that sometimes people just do what they do, and don't give it a second thought.  I think a lot of times there really is no rhyme nor reason to any of it, don't you?

Hi Paul, Agreed.  Cameron mentioned that his workers would love scrapping these cans for cash. My daughters would love scrapping them for cash.  (I don't know if they could stand the beer smell.)

Mike, I think that someone is going to pick up some cash off those cans.

Robert, I love your comment - I don't think I could do that for 8 MINUTES!

Hey Miss Mary, You always make me chuckle. Too funny! Love it!  I was wondering how sick this guy must have been, also.  His body must have been a mess!

Richard, We were wondering the same thing - probably a pretty nice chunk of change.

Pat, It is amazing how some people live (or don't live).  I can't believe this could be called living.

Tom, So true, lots of money in those cans if they can be recycled.