In the 19th century, people visiting and disturbing crime scenes was a big issue, as many would take parts of the scene as souvenirs, especially dirt from the crime scene. This not only interfered with investigations but also led to the rise of sellers who would sell fake crime scene dirt to tourists.
The early astronauts slept all hunched up in the spacecraft until they eventually graduated to sleeping on hammocks. There are also leftovers on the moon including excrement and unused sick bags but surprisingly, a stack of $2 bills left as souvenirs was jettisoned.
This podcast discusses the dangers of popular holiday toys that parents fight over, despite their potential for harm. The host questions whether such toys are truly worth the struggle to obtain them.
A woman shares a story about confronting another shopper who tried to use her own bags to steal items in the supermarket.
A woman is faced with a difficult situation when she is accused of stealing from a store. However, by paying attention to the details and using her memories, she is able to clear her name.
This podcast episode talks about the psychology of hoarding, including why people feel the need to hold onto objects even if they have no monetary or sentimental value, and the difference between being a collector and being a hoarder.