A picture made of words.... (A day in the life of a scrapper)

My daily scrapping procedure




For some, this may seem like a boring experience but for me i find it a thrill and a passion in which we can all play our instruments to....



Every day, i get up work from 9-5 predominately collecting aluminium cans, some E scrap, and and prized tokens when the scrap is good. I hope on my red 100% green friendly red bicycle with all recycled parts. With my recycled wheels of justice, two fairly used fat beach cruiser style tires, I plow my way up and down the massive hills of the edge of our states capital. I mash the bicycle trails to get to the college campus cycling out 2 1/2 t-27 50 gall bin/bags worth of cans out of the campus plus all the access e scrap a man could need. I cut cords, disassemble yokes, and keep all electrical motor scrap for pretty pennies on the dollar. On my breaks i like to enjoy a nice donut/maple bar from my local Safeway (KUDOS) when i can daily. Those little pastries may sound like nothing but it can change a exhausting day into a energetic tasty power that is fitting enough to keep going. All my my items i transport in book bag, trash bag loads on my back while i plow my way back home. People would ask why would i want to scrap all year around on a bicycle?

my answer is why not?

It's makes me one of the unique grinding recyclers in this world.

I Was a bigger business that broke off into a smaller business.

Had a 8cyl truck, lost a 8 cyl truck, replaced a 8cyl truck with a 4 cyl manual truck new truck and it struck out.

since then i scrapped for months with out a truck just a over capacitated stroller made of aluminum.

I save on costs of mechanical problems and bad dealerships vs giving my hard earned money to buses and scammers.

why pay for gas? if your business is small enough to operate of sheer genius and athletics, you could profit out the same amount from expenses of scrapping by eliminating cost.

This was a day in a life of a scrapper..



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