Jenke von Wilmsdorff in the buying frenzy: "Fast fashion" and online shopping are so dangerous
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Jenke von Wilmsdorff in the shopping frenzy: "Fast Fashion" and online shopping are so dangerous
Anzeige AnzeigeAccording to Jenke from Wilmsdorff's last experiment, the expectations of the 55-year-old extreme journalists were of course high.Almost a year ago, he had a facial half of his face in elaborate cosmetic surgeries.The other was "only" treated cosmetically, but has now been operational.Which metamorphosis would the man go through this time?The answer didn't sound so blatant.Jenke from Wilmsdorff lived with 64 personal things for four weeks.
This included a set of clothes, but also the cell phone plus charging cable and 64 other items in his Cologne apartment.The astonishing thing about it: Before that, there were almost 13 on the same 110 square meters.000 things.However, over 100 minutes of film was less the staging of the reduced Jenke life in the foreground as the causes and side effects of our craze.Especially "Fast Fashion" and the "beautiful" online trade world got their fat away.
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Jenke likes to buy a.Preferably with a glass of wine or a bottle of beer next to you, in the bathtub.In a designer shop and a classic men's outfitter, Jenke had his facial and neurological reactions recorded.What did he go?What attracted him?Data was evaluated, a deep psychological conversation followed.Although Jenke from Wilmsdorff already had so much with 21 leather jackets, 114 long pants, 102 T-shirts, 52 sweaters and 94 pairs of shoes (to mention the clothes), he continues to feel the impulse.
The psychologist found out: it's about security, about emotional closeness.Hence the bathtub.Jenke, who, as he said himself, suffered from the separation of his parents during his childhood, remembers that his mother, when she was in a bad mood, went into town with a friend to buy a blouse.Jenke states that he was extremely fearful as a child.Only later did his courage to do extremely brave things, as a good therapeutic against this fear.
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But brave people also need a break.Jenke finds it in the bathtub, she gives him a feeling of security.The analysis of the Jenke from Wilmsdorff by the psychologist came to the conclusion that the bathing groves are not about buying itself, but about "stretching and intensifying this feeling of security".Bathtub is good to buy something in the bathtub is better.
Mail dealers employ broken makers to destroy returns
Jenke von Wilmsdorff left the almost 13.000 things aus seiner Wohnung in eine Lagerhalle tragen.It was counted, sorted, cataloged.Shame is quite a factor in this Jenke experiment.It was extremely uncomfortable for the man how many useless, often unworn things he has.Many clothes still had a price tag.His basement could no longer be entered, the stacking zone reached to the ceiling began right behind the door.
Jenke didn't really feel comfortable in his new, empty apartment, but he also got used to it: 261 articles at "Only one provider", probably Amazon, he had bought in 2020.Average every third day was ordered.Now Jenke stated on the fifth day of his experiment: “What surprises me is that I don't miss anything so specifically.”Meanwhile, 1100 clothing, 1000 books, 650 memorabilia, 123 pictures and 612 DVDs stacked in the“ Jenke Museum ”(the warehouse).."To name just the biggest items," admitted Jenke.
AnzeigeRetoned new goods are often disposed of
It is clear that Jenke von Wilmsdorff is not an isolated case.Our buy obeys a method that extends beyond disappointed childhood feelings-and the new Jenke reportage also followed this aspect intensively: Consumer items “turn” much faster today than before.Clothing is cheaper, inferior.Things of daily needs are manufactured in such a way that your early break is accepted or even consciously targeted by your construction.
Stefan Schridde, operator of the platform “Murks?No thanks! ”, Introduced his fight in the show.The worst are the mail order and fashion industry: Greenpeace has found that large parts of the returns no longer sell, but otherwise disposed of.Shelf areas are more valuable today than as good as new, but returned goods.Mail dealers would therefore employ so -called broken makers to destroy new goods.Clothes would also be “donated” to Bulgaria, where they do even more damage in oil stoves as a cheap, but highly toxic heating material.
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And how does Jenke from Wilmsdorff change his life this time?A large part of his outer camp will no longer return to the Cologne apartment.At a Düsseldorf flea market, clothes and other things sold massive clothes at the end of the film.Wilmsdorff's apartment will not be that of a minimalist after returning to the normality, but he is not the type - a pleasure person who loves beautiful things -.But he feels more comfortable, tidier - especially internally.
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