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Message:: [QUOTE="Nyatii, post: 3624384, member: 85686"]This brings to mind a place I lived for about two years in Wichita KS. The value of an item is totally relevant to the person that covets it. I had taken a job there, but kept and maintained my home of 20 years 275 miles away and would go back on weekends. I didn't want to spend anything at all on the apartment to stay at only 4 days a week, so took a cheap place in a so-so neighborhood. One day the husband and wife next door had a very loud shouting jag outside. "Someone broke into our apartment!" was the rant over and over. I asked what was taken and the woman yelled at me that "Someone broke in and stole my plastic bags!" She was talking about the free ones the grocery store sacks your groceries in. She was going to call the police and cut out their livers, or something like that. Gave me a lesson on what may be trivial to one, might just be something of extreme value killing for to another.  Good luck with that. My cabin had signs that stated I have Cyanide trip guns and cameras in use, and there is nothing inside worth risking your life for. I have photos of two masked guys and a shotgun tearing off one of the signs, looking at it, then sailing it into the yard. Then they kicked the door down.[/QUOTE]