Dumpster diving is a workmanship, and something that not everybody is equipped for doing. In this sense I feel that Eighner feels a touch superior to the purchasers that he can get by in the most noticeably bad condition and still be upbeat, while other individuals are spoiled and just look for solace. Eighner goes ahead about the morals of Dumpster jumping and how individuals don't regard the group by permitting others to utilize what they don't, particularly the "can scroungers." In spite of the fact that morals in a group that is very nearly survival by insignificant waste appears humus, despite everything it exists. What's more, in a group were rummaging means living, "there are [a] valuable couple of kindnesses among scavengers."(Eighner)
