I work for rich kids and search their bins – I’ve found Gucci and £200 clothes
A WOMAN who works with the wealthiest university students has revealed she gets the best job perk: dumpster diving.
Britain’s Sally Sparks has taken to social media to show off the mountain of designer items she has rescued from bins, including Gucci bags and designer clothes.
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In a recent clip, Sally shared the pieces she saved from the landfill and how she styled them for herself.
Sally revealed that many students simply throw away their belongings when they move – so she always got the first chance at the luxury goods.
A Gucci bag was one of her best finds while rummaging through the bins.
She also found a giant hair bow, an oversized blazer and Li-Ning sneakers worth £180.
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Digging through the ‘trash bin’ Sally also found a £200 Armani knitted cardigan, as well as a Acne studio sweater and a fluffy cardigan from Maison Margiela.
The blonde beauty found thousands of pounds worth of designer items to take home for herself, but that’s not all.
Another clamp showed that she also finds some more bizarre (but still expensive) goodies, like full Lego sets and unopened perfumes.
Sally also managed to get a few more designer bags, including Ragged Priest and a Guess weekend bag.
And she found lots of different shoes to take home: from Nike sneakers to cute ballerinas.
The videos posted to her TikTok account @sallysparksx have since gone viral with over 300,000 views.
People were quick to respond in awe of her designer finds.
One person wrote: “THE STUFF IS SOOOO GOOD.”
Dumpster diving in Great Britain
Are you thinking of trying your luck by rummaging through the bins? Here’s what you need to know
Dumpster diving is not illegal in Britain as waste is not considered private property.
You can dumpster dive if the bins are out in the open and on public property and not locked.
However, you may be asked to come along.
Another commented: “Bruh, super jelly, I wish my job had perks like that – the free coffee is too bitter.”
“It seems such a waste! Good thing you saved it,” wrote a third.
Meanwhile, a fourth said: “It’s crazy what the rich just throw away!”
“Love the bag,” claimed a fifth.
Someone else added: “Don’t be shy, drop the locations… which bins are we diving into next one?”
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