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No matter how tall you are, some freegans would go all the way to see what they can find.

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getting bannas

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Ryan, catching up on some reading with my veggies 

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Ryan, catching up on some reading with my veggies 

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A Freegan is eating food he collected from a dumpster.

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A big haul after dumpster diving.

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Time to eat

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it relates to freeganism because it shows that the an b gold in the dump

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eating trash out land fill is relates to freeganism

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Rejecting food waste to help the environment.

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This is wasteful. My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined.

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She should have dumpster dived a table and chair too.

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Going crazy for some trash food right now!!

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Going crazy for some trash food right now!!

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He is dirty.

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NYC man helping himself with free food thrown out by stores

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NYC man helping himself with free food thrown out by stores

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Talk about hitting the jackpot.. Hope it isn't expired...

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A man happy for whatever this is.

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This women looks kind of worried to what she's about to get into.

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Sure, one man's trash is another man's treasure - but for this Texas mom, one man's trash is her main source of income.

Tiffany She'ree, 32, left her job as a canteen server in 2020 when she realized she could earn up to $1,000 per week by selling off tossed-away items that she found by dumpster diving at garage sales.

She'ree can get unopened makeup products during her searches.

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For She'ree, who has four children and 2 million followers on TikTok, dumpster diving has been a pursuit for several years.

"I'd never heard of or thought about dumpster diving before I randomly saw a video on YouTube of these girls dumpster diving," she told Media Drum. "When I saw the haul they came back with I knew I had to try it for myself."

Her finds can include items with slightly damaged packaging. Recently she scored a $750 coffee maker from Bed Bath & Beyond.

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In 2017, she gave it a whirl for the first time and found skin care products and some $1,200 worth of makeup. Since then, she and her husband Daniel Roach, 38, have gone out on trash hunts together. Not only does it pay the bills from the resale, but they've also furnished the bulk of their home with items they found in the trash.

She'ree and her family sell off the items at garage sales.

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She'ree uses TikTok to show her dives, from dumpsters outside of stores including Victoria's Secret, Party City and Ulta. The discards range from items with slightly damaged packaging to returns that can't be sold again. She recently scored a $750 coffee machine from Bed Bath & Beyond and unopened makeup worth hundreds of dollars.

Followers have accused her of stealing, but she insists she's doing it for the good of the planet - and it all helps pay the bills for her family.

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"I've found bedsheets, pillows, blankets, towels, little odds and ends, even pet products like cat trees and dog cages," she added.

She'ree has been a regular dumpster diver since 2017 after learning about it on YouTube.

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Though it's been all good for her, her dumpster-diving lifestyle has been called trash by others.

Some have said that these hunts are the same as stealing, but in the US, it's actually legal, according to the Daily Mail. Still, she's had her videos removed from TikTok for reasons that include "illegal activities and unregulated goods" in her uploads.

But she fights back, telling the haters that if she hadn't fished the goods from the dumpsters she hits, they would have gone into landfills.

"I'm happy that I'm saving items from landfills and doing my bit to help the environment and keep the planet clean," she said.

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Mom of 4 ditches job to be a dumpster diver, earning $1,000 a week

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Sure, one man's trash is another man's treasure - but for this Texas mom, one man's trash is her main source of income. Tiffany She'ree, 32, left her job as a canteen server in 2020 when she realized she could earn up to $1,000 per week by selling off tossed-away items that she found by dumpster diving at garage sales.

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goin stupid for dem tomatoes

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This person is excited to get free trash

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The woman on the left doesn't look excited about this experience.