
Originally Posted by
forwardlookguy
I can't speak for everyone but I try to maximize my scrapping to the full extent. I don't do it full-time so I'm not in a time crunch but pulling prongs seems like a logical thing to do to me. I save nuts and bolts as well. Metal is metal to me. I saw a video on YouTube once about a guy scrapping a TV. He said he threw all the screws and nuts and bolts and stuff into the trash. Blows my mind. Just like people throwing away aluminum cans. Do people really like throwing money away? Because that's what it boils down to. Cans, zippers, cord prongs = money! It all adds up. And yes I take the time to pick up pennies from the parking lot...

Exactly. I don't know how big of an organization I may become but I will likely always be picking up paperclips, bobby pins or bottle caps in parking lots regardless. Yes, even zippers, prongs, antennas...Even those wires that are so tiny you can hardly pinch them. It ALL adds up, no matter how small or big you are.
My wife says I have a huge grin on my face when I find something metal, even on the tiny things in walmart parking lots. I guess that means I love what I do.
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