In case you missed this part of the Super Bowl halftime show that included our rap duel, here it is! “Cause I’m Never Satisfied” features real-life celebrity rapper Colicchie, whose first breakthrough video went viral in 2017 and reached millions. It also features our intrepid host Matt Thornton, best known for his superb talent and perseverance. Enjoy America’s implicit theme song and our definitive video mix, all in under a minute. Ever wonder [...]

What can you do with 65 seconds? You can clip nine toenails. Or you can sort a thousandth of today’s messages. Or you can snicker and share a fresh approach to American consumerism with our short new Consumer Comedy videos. Nothing even slightly preachy here. No consumer guidelines to measure up to. Just making fun of ourselves. Celebrity rapper Colicchie joins Matt for this premiere. Especially during Thanksgiving season, gratitude is the main [...]

The provocative one-minute video for this episode features Rich, a West Virginia motivational celebrity. But for hundreds of years (ok for two years) people have been curious about OUR motivations. Why is Postconsumers.com asking the American public to weigh in on #EnoughStuff for now? And why oh why do we always want people to spread our open-ended question about it? Are we storage experts? Are we financial advisors? Are we Hollywood talent [...]

Every day is a gift for sure but we want to give you another, the gift of $1,000! Watch this one-minute video to find out how to get interviewed in the hopes that you can go viral. No matter the answers, our question for mainstream America to ask is “Do I have #EnoughStuff for now?” And in case you’re super worried that this announcement video will go wildly viral before your interview answer [...]

Why make fun of American consumerism when the U.S. needs to focus on preventing more pandemics? Why click on a funny video for a minute when America is trying to advance social justice? A consumerism video is actually very relevant to these huge issues we face, and we could all use a chuckle break. Postconsumers.com is promoting one question for America to consider, no matter what the responses are: "Do I have [...]

We're back and just in time for tax season. Our new episode features an accountant named TJ, who reacts to our one and only question for America no matter what the answers: “Do I have #EnoughStuff for now?” He definitely wants to help one hundred people get out of debt. And keeping it real also means he’s forthright about what he wants to buy! Not only that, TJ’s family underwent a tragedy in [...]

https://youtu.be/lHOQuvyEn8Q We’re back with that one simple question we won’t stop asking America: “Do I have enough stuff for now?” Well, we don’t ask it. We ask people to ask it of themselves, because ultimately, it’s a question only you can answer! We get all sorts of opposite answers from people, and we love them all. Simply asking the question, do I have #EnoughStuff, is insightful to start the conversation. When Anna [...]

https://youtu.be/H4W8wwyWtHU "Do I have enough stuff for now?" It might sound plumb loco but we adore all answers to our big question for America, no matter what they are! On our previous #EnoughStuff video, Ange told us that she’s done accumulating material possessions for now and instead prefers to focus on the people and experiences that truly bring her joy. This month, Matt interviewed Alan, who is absolutely convinced of the opposite. [...]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvbsjxX1Cbg&t=25s What’s really important in life? Is it friends and family? Is it health and happiness? Or is it how much stuff and material possessions you own? And the answer is different for everyone! For our latest #EnoughStuff episode, Matt talks with Ange, who shares how her belief in what’s important has changed over the years. At 71, she’s no longer concerned about accumulating “all this stuff I should have to show [...]

http://youtu.be/aBPx844zhDU We have a street interview host! His name is Matt and he has a passion for getting people to ask themselves our one and only question for America, "Do I have #EnoughStuff for now?" In this week's video, we get an extended look at Matt's conversation with Scott, who has found that his phone has allowed him to declutter to a certain extent. If you have the opportunity to do so [...]