Back 'yall!

Down here only the hard core scrapers are still working, most of the other guys are gone. I rarely see anyone anymore looking for scrap on trash nights so mostly anything that's put out I get to take. The yard is mostly empty except for me and the other hard core guys plus buisnesses who scrap their own stuff, it's the same people every time I go pretty much.

Welcome back.

Couple of questions..

Why would lower scrap keep you from our wonderful forums? Not like we have a "You must scrap this much in a day to post" limit. Just because your not currently getting stuff doesn't mean you need to stop all together.

Why aren't you finding new avenues for your scrap besides curbco? You don't need to pay, but if you want free stuff you will just have to work harder.

Your a smart cookie, why give up so easily? Isn't a hobby something you enjoy doing whether you make tons of money or not? So what profits are down..if it's a hobby why you worried? Not like your worrying about feeding your family with the profits from you hobby.

Why am I asking you all this? It could be I'm just mean. Or perhaps I'm trying in a beat around the bush kind of way trying to say..don't give up, keep to your plan, regardless of how tough it gets.

You laid the groundwork, worked hard..why give up? See it through an profit when others are sitting at home watching the world go by.

Either way, good luck an hope you stick around regardless of how much scrap your finding.

Sirscrapalot - With 'The Simpsons,' people didn't know what they were gonna see. They didn't have a clue. - Sam Simon Co-Creator of The Simpsons, RIP 1955 - 2015

Gotta agree with Sir, why give up?
Stay on the forum, some good information has been posted recently.
Change is good, it keeps the mind from stagnation. Look for new ways of doing things, like Sirscrapalot suggested.
Break things down more, knock on doors, pass out flyers.
Ask yourself what haven't I tried yet.
Keep Scrapping!