I found a 48" Samsung flatscreen in the alley behind my

I put out some old guitar hero guitars a few days ago. Found a nice nightstand a few weeks ago, worth refinishing, and also spotted a dresser I put out in the alley a year ago, back in the alley, but behind another house.

People throw stuff out all the time.

>>17516305
I find it hard to believe the people next door are wealthy enough to just toss a tv they could easily get $300 for.
But I am not complaining. We are setting up the garage to be a hang out area, and guess what it was missing!

>Hey neighbor, did you lost a $450 TV?
>Yeah it's mine
>Cool, there you go
Op are you stupid? If you live in a ghetto area why would anyone throw a $450 TV, and if they did, that means they don't want it, and if they didn't do it, then they will say yes so they can get a free $450 TV, it's yours, don't be an idiot and enjoy your new tv

I have the same tv.The cable that goes into the tv from the power outlet is kinda loose but it should work ...just keep messing with the part that goes into the tv.

>>17516487
Yeah, I know. I was kind of thinking like, maybe they go burglarized, and the burglars were interrupted, but it was placed outside very neatly. When we realized it worked we kinda felt bad.
It's kind of a ghetto area, but the houses are $350k+ so if you own your house (as I assume the neighbor's do), then you're likely middle class, if you are renting, then your probably holding it together paycheck to paycheck, otherwise you're living in an apartment complex, that's where the poor folks live, but it's a good quarter mile from us to one of those.
We are considering it a gift from the universe. Elderly Asian neighbor's probably just upgraded.

>>17516605
Thanks for the tip, but as far as I can tell the power cable connects fine. We hooked it up to an antenna and I get more channels in the garage than I do in the living room. It's going to be a great addition to the hang out space in the garage.