Yes sir.
Learn a lot about how people live that way.
And getting paid to take stuff from people is the one thing better than getting it for free.
Lets see... my dresser, bookshelves, end tables, sofa (with hide a bed), armoire, mountain bike, folding bike, iphone (no service, so basically an ipod touch), printer/scanner, motorcycle jacket, vacuum cleaner, microwave, many of my tools and books and office supplies - all stuff that people paid me to take from them.
Also of note: I've come to realize that the difference between hoarders and "normal" people is quantitative, not qualitative.
We all say to ourselves stuff like "I can't get rid of that, I paid good money for it", or "that might come in handy someday". They are just a little more extreme in what they apply those ideas to.
I have had several hoarders as clients (they never want to get rid of stuff, they have me move it to storage when the house gets too full), and I notice they always are excessive talkers. I think both stem from impulse control.
I think realizing this about them - that they are just slightly more extreme at instincts we all have - has made it easier for me to let go of stuff and crap myself.