Dumpster Diving Is Not Good Enough

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Actually, dumpster diving isn’t fit for everyone. It is a way of survival for person just like Eighner, and it is a solution to improve the poor people’s living standard, but it is definitely not a common way of life for general people. I speculate that most people may dislikes lifestyle like Eighne’sr. Dumpsters may be great treasures for Eighner, but it isn’t fit for others. “No matter how careful I am I still get dysentery at least once a month, oftener in warm weather,” Eighner said. Obviously, even if he avoided food he wasn’t familiar with and paid more attention to the food he eats, contaminated or discarded food still will be put into the mouth carelessly. Dumpster diving has serious weakness as a way of life. Eighner claimed, “I have learned that there is a predictable series of stages a person goes through in learning to scavenge.” I suspect that a rich person who can make a living by his abilities won’t go outside and search in the dumpsters. Only the poor who have no hope will depend on dumpster diving for their support will search in dumpsters, because they have no choice, and they will die without food. Just imagine, everyone in the world gives up their works and their studies and just wants to have a dumpster diving like Eighner. It will be a mess of the life. After all, most of us should have a traditional lifestyle and are accustomed to it. In conclusion, dumpster diving is beneficial to some people in some ways, but it cannot fit for everyone.

In summary, dumpster diving may be more and more popular among people who want to go on living and who want to have some pleasant surprises from it. There is no denying that the lifestyle of dumpster diving can reduce waste, recycle waste materials, and reuse resources. However, it isn’t a normal lifestyle for everyone and most people in the world prefer living in a nice house with a suitable job to becoming homeless. Consequently, Lars Eighner has proved dumpster diving has some advantages to some extent he can feel “sorry,” but his lifestyle cannot be everyone’s lifestyle.