Dumpster Diving Tips, Is It for You or Does it Disgust You?
Dumpster Diving Tips
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Dumpster Diving Tips? This report was done in 2007 and nothing has changed. If I saw it then I would say I would NEVER Dumpster Diving but now I have changed my mind. In the past years as I subconsciously have been moving towards a more simple life.
I have begun to notice a few things as I work doing service calls around the New York City area. Seeing what looked like perfectly good food sitting out on the street in trash bags waiting for pick up.
I was always too embarrassed to investigate. Until one day I witnessed (I pre-conceived to be a bum) a person opening the bags. He was pointing out that there were perfectly good vegetables and packaged goods in those bags.
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Even then many people were too proud to investigate. Some spent money on the food truck a few yards away or just did without food. Today my views have changed and I now actively look for the possibility of perfectly good food being thrown away.
I have no problem investigating. My problem is I have drawn a line at Dumpster Diving Tips and in NYC the bags are out on the street. I am not sure why but I seem to have turned my nose up to looking into a dumpster for the possibility of finding perfectly good food.
I guess some others would like to pay top dollar for the food also. LOL.
A few evenings ago I went to a few food markets on my way to catch the train back to New Jersey and witnessed a man looking through garbage bags out on the streets. I stopped to ask if there was anything good.
He looked at me as if I were making fun of him.
As I began to look through the bags also he pointed out there was a bag of meat in it. I looked in the bag expecting to see a rotting festering mess but to my surprise, I found perfectly packaged Filet Mignon.
More than I could eat and the only thing I could find wrong with it was the sell-by date had passed. As I live in New Jersey and would more likely encounter dumpsters rather than bags on the street.
I now ask myself the question of is dumpster diving good for me? The filet Mignon was GREAT!
