Cash Is Literally In the Garbage Waiting to be Picked Up

**Jillyenator** · 02-27-2014, 05:37 PM

I love finding stuff in the garbage and near dumpsters. I can feel like a good doobie for helping keep things out of landfills, I can enjoy breaking things down, and I can make cash doing it. I also try to repurpose everything I can get my hands on, if possible.

Finding actual money is a great thing too! Once I found two hundred dollar bills in a parking lot. And I find change all the time. I'm never too proud to pick up a penny.

You had a good day!

**spinroch** · 02-27-2014, 05:41 PM

A WW2 Japanese officer's ceremonial sword in a dumpster. Sold it for $800.00!
That sorta started my scrapping career

**jthetravelingguy** · 03-03-2014, 03:42 PM

Originally Posted by spinroch

A WW2 Japanese officer's ceremonial sword in a dumpster. Sold it for $800.00!
That sorta started my scrapping career

**** i would have bought that, my great uncle who just passed had one from when he was in the war.

**Montymoose** · 02-27-2014, 06:36 PM

...I can feel like a good doobie for helping keep things out of landfills...

Uh Jill?

<The definition of DOOBIE is "Marijuana cigarette, joint">

**Jillyenator** · 02-27-2014, 07:58 PM

Originally Posted by Montymoose

...I can feel like a good doobie for helping keep things out of landfills...

Uh Jill?

<The definition of DOOBIE is "Marijuana cigarette, joint">

Well then, I am an EXCELLENT doobie.

Honestly, it's just a slang term for good person in some circles.

DWJ is the best doobie, though, for returning the $300. I didn't even think of doing that with my $200. It was a Walmart parking lot, if that matters, way out on the end.