money saving
07/08/2017
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By Rhonda Johansson
Frugal woman manages to quit job and travel the world by eating trash from the dumpster
Dumpster diving isn’t limited to just information espionage. A Portland, Oregon woman began to eat out of the dumpster (which she affectionately called, “dumpster dogging”) to save $30,000 in just eight months — enough cash to leave her job and travel to central America. Amanda Holden, 32, was called the “Dumpster Dog” by her coworkers […]
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