He mentions that students throw out many excellent things, including food. He found out that they seem to throw more stuff out between moves and at the end of semesters. Most of the items throw out are discarded by slight imperfections, or just because some are almost expired. Eighner also mentions in general people throw away perfectly good stuff and a lot of it. But he only collects things that he can use immediately. He does not let himself be belittled by others. When Eighner is scavenging through trash, he takes caution not to judge the consumers by their waste, whether its pills, documents, or other personal items. Lars Eighner teaches us that we waste way more then we think we do, and it is in our nature. We also learn that we do not need as much as we think we do. Eighner shows us that we rely more on materialistic
He mentions that students throw out many excellent things, including food. He found out that they seem to throw more stuff out between moves and at the end of semesters. Most of the items throw out are discarded by slight imperfections, or just because some are almost expired. Eighner also mentions in general people throw away perfectly good stuff and a lot of it. But he only collects things that he can use immediately. He does not let himself be belittled by others. When Eighner is scavenging through trash, he takes caution not to judge the consumers by their waste, whether its pills, documents, or other personal items. Lars Eighner teaches us that we waste way more then we think we do, and it is in our nature. We also learn that we do not need as much as we think we do. Eighner shows us that we rely more on materialistic