Dumpster Diving- That stuff is Expensive! 

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Steve’s eyes I’m sure are sore from watching and pok-e-man!!

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Broyhill is sold at Big lots. One of their major furniture brands.

@@myfamilyismyworld It may be sold there, but it's not part of the Big Lots brand.

@@misswildlife7905 you left out the word “brand.” I was clarifying

@@myfamilyismyworld understood

Lol. We just got enough reception a few months ago to get rid of our landline

Do you not sell things anymore? I noticed you said former eBay seller?🤔

@@hfrisch007 they don't sell on ebay anymore, I think only locally. Same for me..ebay fees & paypal fees were outrageous.

Duck tape is also a solid choice👉👈💯🤛 I will definately try the packing tape💯🤛

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I have a landline too and the only calls I get are telemarketers 🤦‍♀️🤣

Hi Carol sure is cold here had hail about an hour ago here in SA Riverland.

Stay safe in the lockdown. SA, Adelaide

If the tape is old it rips when you try to unroll it.

Cool thing is tape does expire how you tell is when you unwrapped it instantly tears, like when you usually do it you have to cut it with sciccors

Its easy, just go the back of a nearby plaza & check the bins, at a quick glance if u see something then u grab, or not , usually security or cops won’t say anything if they see u, they just don’t like when people dump

@@avnerrlacardey7451 Yeah, no I know _how_ to do it. I just wanted to know about their experiences or those of anyone else who dumpster dives frequently and would be willing to answer my questions. It just seems like they find good stuff _every time_ they go, and I’m wondering if they just don’t post the times where they don’t find anything, or if they just almost always find something. I’m also wondering if anyone who dives frequently has gotten into _actual_ trouble for doing it. I know that what normally happens when someone gets caught is pretty minor, I just wonder what the worst case scenario would be for someone getting caught by security or an employee calling the cops. I live in Texas, so worst case scenarios from people who dumpster dive in Texas would be even better. Thanks for your reply though 🙂.

@@Ari6lle1nWonderl2nd im from texas too, i dd every other day some days i find small things , some days u find nothing, im pretty sure they dive every day & whenever they don’t find anything they don’t post, or they just edit the videos & do cropping, one time i got caught by police, he asked what was i doing, i just told him i was looking for boxes & he left. Security r pretty chill they might stop u or they might not, & if they do they tell u to leave, it’s risky if u go to a private property location plaza they can actually call the cops on you, I’ve gotten some pretty chill employees, never haf any prob.:)

Thanks for the tip

Right?! The waste is crazy!

I was thinking the same thing.

Another sad part is that we rely on all this high tech stuff and when a disaster happens ( like a major geo storm ) nothing is going to work.

@@pegs1659 Amen!