People throw away perfectly good shit all the time. They throw away food, electronics, clothing, stuffed animals, blankets, literally anything you can think of. I have gotten: four pairs of perfectly good work/cargo pants, a sealed loaf of expensive cinnamon brioche bread one (1) day past the best by date, a whole ass bike without the tires (I kept the chain for Purposes), an entire $1 bill that was slightly ripped, multiple overflowing bags of designer clothing that were in perfect condition, a large ceramic bowl (unbroken), two cat leashes, a red beanie, two pairs of sweatpants, a full bottle of SHOUT detergent, a full bottle of Tide detergent, three little stuffed animals, a half full bottle of sunscreen, a RayBan sunglasses case, two pillow cases, a mini blender (working), two unopened eyeliner sticks, and two different kinds of makeup remover. In the last month.
"But, Tony," I can hear you saying, "Isn't that stealing? Isn't that illegal?"
My answer? No! It is not illegal in the United States to dumpster dive! It is, however, illegal to trespass on clearly marked or clearly assumed private property. So, if a dumpster is behind a fence, or marked as private property, then you are risking a visit from the cops if you decide to dive there. There are also different laws and ordinances in different states and even cities, so definitely do your research before you go end over end into your nearest dumpster.
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