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The freezer one is so weird because there is an even simpler solution to the problem. Just buy less shit! If you have so much stuff that you can’t keep track then don’t have so much stuff, simple.

I think there is a common psychology when people notice a problem they first think about what they can add to solve the problem, when often the best solution is to think about what you can remove.

>>yoyohe+(OP)
100%.

I follow the OrganizationPorn subreddit because sometimes I like looking at pictures of neatly organized stuff. But so much of the photos are from sprawling suburban houses with enormous pantries and "craft rooms" with just So. Much. Stuff.

Unless you're feeding a family of 12, I don't know how anyone can keep that much food without half of it going bad before you get to it anyway.

>>yoyohe+(OP)
Or, as my partner does, keep a page magnetted to the freezer, divided into three 'shelves', with a list of what's where.

>>dingal+tH
In my family, that page would half-accurately describe the contents of the freezer circa 2012.

>>dingal+tH
We just have a magnetic whiteboard on the refrigerator and write down things we need to buy when we run low/out. A true modern marvel, and no AI bot required!