Patrick Bet David always says if you have a small amount of money, why not buy and sell t-shirts, candy, or toys to increase your income. 

Had an above the median income paying engineering job out of college$60k in student loan debtPurchased a new truck a few months into my new engineering career, putting myself another $25k in debtHigh cost of living out of college – partying, buying toys, eating out, etc.Following the societal norms for how to live life.Savings rate was almost 0%Retirement contributions of 15%, but I don’t really count that towards my savings rate since it’s locked awayPaying off ~$1000 per month in student loans After a year or two out of college, I soon realized that I was spending a majority of my income and wasn’t saving really any money.

Cars are just big boy toys!

I personally would sell the "boy toy" and suck it up and roll with the 4 door as my only ride. 

This could include a dog toy, gardening book, or some cool coffee mugs.

.- The seller may want to buy some "toys" ie. new car, vacation, etc.  

I have toyed with the idea of renting out some space for someone's boat or RV. 

Learning to use a DSLR for rental photos is way overboard unless you like playing with and learning to use electronic toys.

It shows the amount of rent due plus the late fee and instructions for paying.I've toyed with the idea of charging a violation fee of $20 for breaking any of our property rules, but haven't done so.

Only in the toilet we had fixed they found a toy and some baby wipes.