I need tips for dumpster diving

>>1006286
I suggest trying dumpsters that aren't locked and have good food in them! Ie. Look harder you lout.

Sounds like you should get a second hobby: lockpicking

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Try contacting your local homeless guild. They might be able to point you in the right direction, for a price.

>>1006286
>he bought the whole bum\dumpster diving is great meme.
>now can't figure out how to feed himself.
Top fucking kek

>>1006407
>homeless guild

>>1006286
I used to work at a needle exchange/STD testing center. We were constantly getting donations of food, tons of canned food and healthy delicious stuff that we had to just toss out because we had too much of it because corporate waste and greed and fight the man and fuck paying for goods/services. You should go dumpster diving behind something like that.

>>1006292
Sounds time consuming. You could just fill the locks with dirt, until whoever locks it decides it's not worth it

Take some lockpicks. Or a hammer.

>>1006407
where can i find them they dont have a sight

>>1006286
>Bolt Cutters
Or go to the suburbs

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>>1006430
u r 2 edgy 4 me

>>1006589

You do not find them....we find you.

>>1006430
tired enough to believe this for 2 seconds. time to stop posting.

>>1006611
I was in the suburbs, I might try ruraltown next

>>1006430
Holy Shit I didn't catch this at first lulz

>huh... so std testing centers have a lot of good food in their garbage... hmm...

>>1006286
Picking disc locks is baby shit. You don't even need proper tools. I've used paperclips/large box staples on multiple occasions. Straighten one out and put a 95 degree bend in the other. Take the clip/staple with the bend and apply gentle tension on the disk in the direction it would open. Generally stick the tip in the bottom of the keyhole to do this. Take the straight one and strip the pins in the opposite side of the key hole repeatedly. Usually only takes a few seconds to open a lock this way if it's not an old rusted pos.