/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

no-shame neet here about to go dumpsterdiving again tonight

if anyone starts doing this be sure you turn your phone off, or on silent

i had my alarm go off yesterday haha

ill share what i find when i get back

[Anonymous No.]

Be careful not to get stabbed!

[Anonymous No.]

I really want to do this. Maybe tomorrow. My local grocery stores close at 11PM. I guess I should check out the back around midnight, right?

[Anonymous No.]

godspeed and good harvest

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

lil

[Hobo Girl !!WV1jKRT1S/h No.]

Thanks for keeping us updated

[Anonymous No.]

But supermarkets always have closed metal containers with 10cm thickness. How can you open that?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9993393
Get yourself some mini bolt cutters, they cut through padlocks and should fit easily inside your coat pocket. They will also cut chains and chainlock fencing.

[Anonymous No.]

i searched through around 20 and gave up `~`

i found a packaged shorts + underwear, blister healing things, and lightbulbs

i got yucky liquids over my shos from when i tried to look inside one that was for fast food

i dont know whyyyy i looked, fast food bins never have anything >_>

[Anonymous No.]

Very interesting.
Waiting for OP and other anon's reports.

[Anonymous No.]

This thread is manson family approved!

[Anonymous No.]

Is OP doing this for fun or necessity?

[Anonymous No.]

Anyone try dumpster diving at computer or electronics stores? I bet you can make some money with what you find.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9996450
Most electronics stores send shit back to the manufacturer or distributor so their trash is just packaging and shipping rubbish. PC places you might find some busted cases or packaging. Everything else by law must be sent out to recyclers or are resold in other markets.

Best is large apartments full of lazy don't want a yard yuppies. That whole bad chinese capacitor thing had 50~70" tvs in dumpsters all over because of $5USD of fried parts. Dive with a pickup truck and hit up the local parts store for some proper Japanese caps. Then sell tvs.

[Anonymous No.]

It is illegal in most states in the US to rifle through someone's trash, business or personal. If you have to cut a lock or vandalize the container or fence to get to it you will face higher charges if caught. Some cities will treat it as theft and charge you the same as if you were breaking and entering property.

So be watchful and careful /jp/

what the hell is with all the stacked words and equations in the captcha?

[Anonymous No.]

Finding food is easy, you'll have bigger problems prioritizing what to take home. Aim for prepackaged things, fruits, eggs, some dairy, but no meats. Try smaller places who've yet not bought a compactor. Gas stations have good stuff. Lots of buns and pastries around Christmas, freezed and in good shape in the cold.

Avoid people, cops will stop you and people might kick your ass if they take you for a hobo.

I've never found any real high-value things because of this nation's obsession with compactors, recycling and the death of small-scale stores.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9996675
> this nation's obsession with ... recycling
Dis nyga b talkin lyk he fo realz
sheeeeeeeeeeeeiiiiiiiiiit

[Anonymous No.]

My neighborhood is already full of people who do this for a "living"