(14 Minutes You Tube) Black Chicks Caught Diving In Dumbsters To Retrieve Discarded Weaves IN Milwau

TNNRaw2 Youtube.com ^ | September 4, 2016 | Tommy Sotomayor

[JBW1949]

My question...How do they wash their hair in those tight cornrows and dreadlocks???

[headstamp 2]

Check out the comment by one f1tony2003.

Interesting

[jimbug]

The real expense is the debugging process.

[fella]

I once participated in a dumpster dive like that but it was a bookstore that went out of business and there were only about 6 other people there. Found a lot of good books.

[Airwinger]

My question is why would a store closing throw out out merchandise they could sell, even at a steep discount?

[gaijin]

Their housing is provided by others.

there food money is provided by others.

their children are often fed by others.

their income is provided by others.

even **the hair on their head** is provided by others.

From slavery to ENSLavery, it really seems that they are enslaving all others.

[SkiKnee]

Indeed.

It appears as though there is an awakening taking place.

[headstamp 2]

I like the comment he makes about some blacks opting to be “plugged in”.

(collecting government welfare)

Interesting way of referring to it.

Like the government “Borg”.

[Albion Wilde]

My question...How do they wash their hair in those tight cornrows and dreadlocks???

You make suds and pat it or spray it on the braided hair, then rinse under the shower.

How to Clean Cornrows

[HartleyMBaldwin]

“I’ve retrieved many items from trash piles and dumpsters in my life.”

Same here. Long ago, I lived near a large university. At the end of spring semester, students would throw away the furnishings of entire apartments: furniture, kitchen items, everything. There was a guy in the neighborhood who made at least part of his living by scavenging the dumpsters and holding periodic yard sales. I still use a few items that I got out of the dumpster in the alley behind my place.

[StormEye]

"My question...How do they wash their hair in those tight cornrows and dreadlocks???"

I suspect they don't.

[LostInBayport]

My question is why would a store closing throw out out merchandise they could sell, even at a steep discount?

I wonder about things like that too. $10 for a $100 item is still better for the going-out-of-businessman than tossing the item in the trash for $0.

There must be a tax or accounting angle.