You see this all the time.
Someone who overvalues their home.
Someone who outrageously prices an item at a garage sale.
The picture of the man holding his PS5 while his house burns down.
The home isn't valuable, it's the memories.
The item isn't valuable, it's who gave it.
The PS5 isn't valuable, it's the experiences.
Attempt to understand the real value of things.
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