Matt Malone doesn’t mind being called a professional dumpster diver. He tells me this a little after 2 am on the morning of July 7 as we cruise the trash receptacles behind the stores of a shopping center just off the Capital of Texas Highway in Austin. Given the image that conjures, though, it’s worth pointing out that Malone has a pretty good day job, earning a six-figure salary as a security specialist for Slait Consulting. He is also founder of Assero Security, a startup that he says has recently been offered seed money by not one but two separate investors. Nevertheless, the 37-year-old Malone does spend a good many of his off-hours digging through the trash. And the fact is, he earns a sizable amount of money from this activity—more per hour than he makes at his Slait job.
Matt Malone doesn’t mind being called a professional dumpster diver. He tells me this a little after 2 am on the morning of July 7 as we cruise the trash receptacles behind the stores of a shopping center just off the Capital of Texas Highway in Austin. Given the image that conjures, though, it’s worth pointing out that Malone has a pretty good day job, earning a six-figure salary as a security specialist for Slait Consulting. He is also founder of Assero Security, a startup that he says has recently been offered seed money by not one but two separate investors. Nevertheless, the 37-year-old Malone does spend a good many of his off-hours digging through the trash. And the fact is, he earns a sizable amount of money from this activity—more per hour than he makes at his Slait job.
A DUMPSTER diver has learned that one man’s trash is indeed another man’s treasure. She has shared her latest haul of beauty products from Sephora to her TikTok followers. In her video,…
“Seriously, there’s no difference between dumpstered and non-dumpstered food,” she insisted.
The idea came when riding the original Dumpster Diver while filming "Out of the Rafters" and tripping out how how tiny and short the Dumpster Diver felt and wanting to build a longer - modernized version. The DD2 has a wider nose and tail, more nose and tail rocker, and a more subtle single concave. These updates, among other tweaks, allow the board to excel in a wider range of conditions and letting your rip as hard as you think you do. Ride 1" shorter than your Happy Everyday.
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The idea came when riding the original Dumpster Diver while filming "Out of the Rafters" and tripping out how how tiny and short the Dumpster Diver felt and wanting to build a longer - modernized version. The DD2 has a wider nose and tail, more nose and tail rocker, and a more subtle single concave. These updates, among other tweaks, allow the board to excel in a wider range of conditions and letting your rip as hard as you think you do. Ride 1" shorter than your Happy Everyday.
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Matt Malone doesn’t mind being called a professional dumpster diver. He tells me this a little after 2 am on the morning of July 7 as we cruise the trash receptacles behind the stores of a shopping center just off the Capital of Texas Highway in Austin. Given the image that conjures, though, it’s worth pointing out that Malone has a pretty good day job, earning a six-figure salary as a security specialist for Slait Consulting. He is also founder of Assero Security, a startup that he says has recently been offered seed money by not one but two separate investors. Nevertheless, the 37-year-old Malone does spend a good many of his off-hours digging through the trash. And the fact is, he earns a sizable amount of money from this activity—more per hour than he makes at his Slait job.
Rob Greenfield, 28, was halfway through a cycling trip across the U.S. when he decided to switch to eating only what he could find and that stores and restaurants had slung out.
A DUMPSTER diver has shared the expensive haul she found after rooting in the bins outside beauty store Sephora. Ella, 21, shared her “insane jackpot” via a video posted to her TikTok c…
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