All of you who have followed my strange account of...we will just call him J. the story gets better.
So we decided to sell our blazer for cheap to our nieghbors friend, he sayed he was a mechanic and could fix it...since we were going to donate the car anyway we thought, "what the heck this will be quicker and easier." We were kind of wrong, but it has given me a great story to tell. All of you saw the pictures in the previous post of the food he left of. Did you wonder where it came from? Jen had a thought that was so strange I thought it couldnt be right.
J. came over last night and had a proposition, we could trade him X amount of money for the car or double the amount worth in groceries. seems like a good idea, well until you find out were his food has come from the "last 68 days"...they arent from inside the grocery store.
I told him I would think about it.
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It's actually not as uncommon as you might think. There is an organization dedicated to it (albeit just one part of their aim). Here's another. The folks i live with presently do some food dumpster diving. And all are healthier than most people i know.
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