THE CORNER OFFICE IS A DUMPSTER

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A chair doesn't stop being useful because somebody throws it out. Reselling means finding a buyer for something another person no longer wants.

The work includes collecting, cleaning, storing and listing it.

CNBC Make It reviewed documents showing a 31-year-old Nashville dumpster diver recorded roughly $140,000 in total sales between September 2025 and September 2026. That's money from sales, not profit after costs, and not a promised yearly salary.

His biggest haul: 190 discarded Steelcase office chairs, which he says cost $1,000-plus each new. Documents show $17,000 from bulk sales on Facebook Marketplace and another $10,600 from individual sales.

Apparently the corner office was outside, beside the dumpster.

He says most income came in his 5 biggest months and doubts the pace is sustainable. Finding valuable stock is unpredictable; having something to sell doesn't guarantee a buyer.

The useful lesson isn't to quit your job for a bin. Check whether usable furniture can be sold or donated before discarding it.

Seek permission, respect property rules and count your costs.

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