After living on her own during college, Brielle started to value all the small things her mother did for her, like laundry, washing the dishes, and cooking her meals.

Sharing a dorm room with three other girls made Julie value her privacy more than anything else.

Some people value expensive clothes and fancy cars, but Bryan cherished friendship and loyalty more than material things.

She kept her ratty, old teddy bear because it had sentimental value, not because it's useful.

You can't attach a monetary value to loyal and honest friends.