I leave nothing behind

My truck broke down the other day and I had to walk to my construction job.on my way to work I saw an ac on the curb.i couldn't leave it behind so I picked it up and carried it 4 blocks to my job site.it was a pain in the ass but I got it.

Originally Posted by AdmiralAluminum

That's funny, I've been meaning to start a thread about what my fellow Curbco shoppers leave behind. When I started and was using a Chev Lumina, I would collect any little piece of metal I came across, nothing left behind, not a pop can or hinge, etc. Now I have the Montana and I find myself looking over things like umbrella strollers, folding chairs (not aluminum ones), and other small items that I think aren't worth stopping for when I could find a tv, computer or even a stove around the corner that might not be there in 5 minutes.

So...what do you leave behind, if anything, and why?

If you start the thread we will fill it!

When I saw the title of the post, I first imagined something like this:



Made of scrap, of course!

Ive done stuff like that before, I once brought a whole bed frame with me on the train. Another time I was in the city and happened upon 3 car batteries and 2 motorcycle batteries. I had just gotten out of work, didnt have any type of carriage with me, so I put the motorcycle batteries in my backpack, picked up 2 car batteries in each hand and put the 3rd one between my arm. Carried them a block to the subway stairs, brought them down 2 flights of stairs then the one with no handle started leaking so I couldnt put it between my arm anymore, so when the train came I threw 2 of them inside and then grabbed the leaking one and jumped in the train, a couple of people thought I had bombs. I had to transfer to another train to get home(thankfully it was just across the platform) so I got them off and then on again the same way.

The night before last i was riding my bike home at around midnight and i seen this flat screen tv. I kept riding about a half a block but couldnt help myself so i went back. I wasnt expecting it to weigh roughly 75lbs. I put the base against my seatpost laid the back on my bars and pushed it a half mile home. Got to looking and its a 50"L.E.D. the glass infront of the scrren(like a smartphone) is cracked but not bad. Plugged it in and works perfect.