Reed relies on the collection of food items he wants on supermarket waste, which he discards in containers. While this may be a good pattern of efficiency and reduction of food waste, it will not be accepted by many as a life system. But the good thing is that most of the foods that Reed collects are perfectly edible and fresh, perhaps they have been discarded; to break a little shelf life, or to make room for a new product.
Reed has lived in this style since 2014, and says: "My life is not so different from those who go to market food, so I go there and see what is available." He has been following this pattern since he volunteered at an institution that provides food for displaced people. He also began to follow the vegetarian diet so as not to find a great challenge in finding meat during his research in garbage containers.
Reid aims to uncover the huge amount of food leftovers in the United States, where half the amount of fresh food is disposed of in the supermarket. His consumption of these products has contributed to their reuse.
If you were wondering about $ 2.75 a year, actually Reid did not spend two years on anything to eat, so where did this figure come from? Well, Reed was in a filming session about his way of getting food, but he did not find anything in the containers during filming, which forced him to buy a protein tablet, and another purpose for $ 5.50. When they were split over the previous two years, $ 2.75! In your opinion, do you find that what Reed does is acceptable, or is it disgusting and disgusting?
Live in Asia! Just to many people need to be fed, we make the most out of it :) Shouldn't be wasting food
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Thats cool , really good post really enjoyed it
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