Hey guys!
Y'all remember Kate, right?
>> I don't use toilet paper.
I just use water and soap to clean myself off
after going to the bathroom.
>> She doesn't use toilet paper.
So it makes you think.
What else is she cheap about?
So I did some digging.
There is nothing in this woman's life that she is not cheap about.
Being cheap is a lifestyle.
>> I don't believe in paying for furniture.
I have never bought furniture.
>> She don't believe in toilet paper,
she don't believe in paying for furniture,
she don't believe in spending money to get what she needs.
What do you believe in Kate?
>> Ah, there's some chairs in the dumpster.
I furnish my place through picking up discarded furniture on the street
before the trash picked it up.
Now, this is pretty dirty.
>> That ain't the only thing that's dirty.
Coming from someone who doesn't use toilet paper.
Girl, you're gonna use your hands to wipe and call a dumpster dirty.
If the dumpster knew that the dumpster would be like oh girl.
Let me get some hand sanitizer when you're done looking through me.
But low key though, my parents used to do this when we were growing up.
Like we would drive through the nice neighborhoods at night
if they had furniture like a desk, couch, whatever that they are throwing away,
we would put it in my dad's pick up and then bring it home.
Oh my God SSSniperwolf why you in on this?
That's all my parents, not me.
But low key though.
It's not always a bad idea.
I mean when I look at the stuff that I throw out.
It's pretty nice stuff.
Somebody could take it and use it.
There are nice things that you can get that somebody's thrown away.
>> But this one looks much cleaner.
Well I don't have high-end like upscale furniture but I would say I probably
saved at least a couple of thousand dollars on furniture.
>> Oh my God, Kate found herself a chair.
I mean she lucky the 90's look is in.
She fits right in with the LA crowd.
>> Hmm.
This works well and it's much cleaner.
>> This works well and it is much cleaner.
I like it when she's so excited about everything.
Like, oh I got this free.
I got me a free chair.
>> I average about $200 a month in basic living expenses.
I own my own home, free and clear.
I just have to pay real estate taxes and condo fees.
>> She owns her home which is good.
She got it paid off but was it worth it?
Is it worth it to have your house paid off but to live like this?
I wonder what she's spending $200 a month on.
>> I didn't pay anything for furniture.
I got all the furniture that I have either off the street
or from hand-me-downs from other people.
This is my makeshift couch.
>> Girl, that's a couch.
I mean she got everything in her apartment for free.
I think that's pretty good you know as long as it's clean.
Okay.
I know that's her couch everything but why is it wrapped up in a trash bag?
The blanket on her couch,
it's literally a trash bag.
It's all a scam and she about to throw it out as soon
as soon as she's done with this episode.
>> I found this in the trash outside of a school dorm end of the school year.
It's also my guest bed when people visit.
>> A guest bed!
Comment below.
Would you sleep in that guest bed?
What is it?
There's literally a trash bag.
I wouldn't to be surprised if anybody came over and spent the night.
She's taking their wallet and disposing of them.
That's why she got that trash bag on it.
>> This is my bed where I sleep and these are actually yoga mats
that somebody was trying to get rid of.
>> Girl, those are not yoga mats.
What the hell?
Those are like cushions for your patio furniture but that's her bed.
She's sleeping on it.
She ain't even got a mattress.
People throw away mattresses was all the time.
I'm sure you could cop yourself a free one.
>> I do consider my bed comfortable and I don't really have a need for a real bed.
Beds cost hundreds of dollars,
and that is absolutely outrageous.
>> It is absolutely outrageous to spend hundreds of dollars
to sleep on something.
I don't know about you guys but I spent like eight to 12 hours in my bed.
A couple hundred dollars is nothing when you're spending so much time
in your bed.
I mean it's one thing being cheap with other stuff but the things
that you use the most you should splurge a little.
I mean this woman she works, she makes money.
She got her house paid off.
What's she doing? She just saving all the money
for future generations?
I feel like some people do that.
They won't spend any of their money and just save it save it save it save it.
Why?
Personally, I don't get that.
I rather like enjoy life now while I can.
Than just save my money for years and years and years.
Maybe she want to retire early.
I don't know. Who knows.
>> I have been eating dumpster-dived food regularly for two years.
>> Surprise surprise.
She dumpster-dives.
Get you a girl that could save money like Kate.
No toilet paper.
No grocery shoppings.
Only dumpster diving.
Look at her shoe rack.
Why she got one two three four five?
Five pairs of the same exact shoes.
Girl, what is this?
>> When I graduated from college,
I found that I was spending about twenty to twenty-five dollars a week on food.
Something like $100 a month and I was like how can I spend
that much money on food?
>> Oh my God.
I wonder what she think if she saw how much I spend on food.
I just really love food.
She telling me a hundred dollars on food a month is too much.
What you want it for free.
Oh, obviously.
>> It's time to go dumpster diving.
I go dumpster diving in the trash of upscale grocery stores in New York.
>> That ain't Whole Foods.
Oh man, she ready.
She got her hat on, she got arms full of grocery bags.
She's ready to do this.
Ready to get my free food.
Cuz I don't believe in paying the food.
I don't believe the toilet paper. I don't believe in paying for furniture.
I believe in getting everything for free.
It's funny because she gets it for free but she works for it.
You know? Like she about to dig through the trash for food.
>> Stores often throw away a lot of very high quality foods.
Including organic foods and really nice prepared foods.
There's a lot of grapes in here and artichokes and tomatoes.
I'm guessing these tomatoes got thrown out probably because
they're among a bunch that had maybe one or two that were spoiled.
>> I don't know about you guys,
but those tomatoes, they don't look too good.
They look all bruised and she's saying some
of them were moldy, spoiled a.k.a. probably not safe to eat.
>> Often, the store will just throw the whole batch out.
These are very expensive and I would never spend money on these foods.
>> [Laughs] Oh my God.
A tomato.
It's like 25 cents maybe 50 cents for a tomato.
Oh my God.
So expensive I would never, ever spend that.
How could anybody spend 25 cents on a tomato is beyond me.
>> Alfalfa sprouts.
It's a little wet inside.
When I dumpster dive, I get the opportunity to eat really high-end
Gourmet Foods that I would never pay for.
>> Yeah look at all that gourmet hot garbage.
Girl, you're picking out moldy Tomatoes.
Where are the gourmet foods?
Where is the beef wellington?
Where is the Lamb sauce?
>> Gnocchi pasta thing.
>> Gnocchi.
Wow.
>> Fresh no-boil lasagna sheets.
These stores are most wasteful disposing of food that the still edible.
>> Okay. I mean she finding some things the lasagna sheets, its still in the packaging.
Oh my God that reminds me.
I just bought tortellini.
I'm-a make that shit when I'm done with this.
Totally off topic but I'm gluten-free.
I haven't had tortellini in over 10 years.
I used to love it when I was a kid.
But because I'm gluten-free I can't have it.
But I find one that was glutten free today.
So, ooh.
You know your girl's gonna have a party after this.
So I watched a few documentaries on dumpster diving,
specifically for food.
It's not a terrible thing.
And if you are really, really trying to save money,
or you absolutely don't have money,
it is a thing you can look into.
There are things that you can eat,
but there are definitely things that you should not eat.
And obviously everything should be properly cleaned.
But it is a thing.
People do it.
There's like a whole culture for it.
It's not for everybody.
>> I eat dumpster dived food that sometimes has been expired
for months or even years.
>> Hold on. What did she just say?
>> I eat dumpster-dived food that sometimes has been
expired for months or even years.
>> Years?!
She eats food that has been expired for months or even years.
The expiration date does not exist.
The limit does not exist.
Man, these Cheetos expired in 2016.
Expiration, who?
Gourmet.
This is just taking it too far.
You can't eat food that has been expired for years.
That's just common sense, you know.
But I mean, she's living proof.
She still here alive with us.
Maybe the expiration date is a lie.
Conspiracy theory.
I know that isn't legit from stuff from Lush.
Like I'll buy some shampoo from Lush and then it'll be like expires in seven months.
What the hell?
How does that make sense?
I feel so you keep buying more.
>> I got these shorts on sale in 1999
>> Bless poor sweet Kate.
Of all the shorts she could have bought.
She bought the ones that were on sale in 1999.
She had them for how many years now?
And she gonna keep wearing them.
I don't believe in buying clothes.
>> I think it was $15.
These are too wide now.
>> Wow $15.
Girl what is that North Face?.
>> These are too wide now.
This elastic kind of worn out over the years.
So I take this binder clip and I clip it together and it fits fine.
>> Ohh look at Kate with the life hacks.
Your shorts don't fit.
Get a belt binder and clip them.
Or just never wear those shorts again.
I'm okay with that.
>> Have lasted me 13 years going on and hopefully more years.
>> My girl's be wearing the same shorts for 13 years.
Bless her.
Meanwhile I'm here wishing I could find shorts that I could wear all summer.
Man, it's hard to find good shorts.
>> Toiletries in this box.
I don't believe in paying for toiletries.
>> There it is.
She don't believe it a lot of things.
She believes everything should be free.
>> I'm subscribed to many different mailing lists.
And I also keep my eyes on freebie sites.
Whenever I hear of any free sample offer that's for something that I would actually use
I would go and fill out the form.
Here are some free samples of sanitary pads and tampons.
>> All right so she got a whole box of free samples like deodorants, pads,
tampons.
Everything.
Everything a girl could ever need for free.
>> Also like sometimes like go to some promotional events
for um freebies are being given out.
Dental floss, contact lens Solutions, toothbrushes, toothpaste.
>> I got contact lens solution,
and I don't even wear contacts, but it was free.
>> I'm a big fan of free samples.
Maybe I'm extreme stampler.
[Laughs]
>> She like a little kid proud of her rock collection like look at all these rocks.
I have. I'm a good rock collector.
Man, look at her.
She's so cute and proud of herself.
>> Maybe I'm extreme sampler.
>> All right so she ain't the only one doing this whole furniture thing.
>> As you can see,
I have a beautiful cou--
I don't have a couch.
>> So this dude he don't believe in paying for furniture either.
He got this out of the dumpster.
Honestly. I wouldn't have even taking that out of the dumpster.
>> Tarrence is so cheap.
He doesn't want to spend money on anything.
>> Oh my God you see that? These nasty metal chairs.
They're broken, too.
>> Look above his head. He's so cheap.
He won't even put a second coat of paint on the wall.
>> Man, that paint's ugly as hell.
What kind of house got brick walls like that?
Why does it look a prison.
You guys in jail?
Is this a joke?
>> You can still see the original color of the house.
>> It was $150 for a bucket of paint. >> This is where you live.
I painted the whole house with that one bucket of paint.
They said it should have been three buckets of paint.
I saved $300 hundred.
>> Hundred fifty dollars for a bucket of paint.
That's a lot.
I don't think pink cost that much. Does it?
>> People rarely come over and it's kind of hard to entertain
especially when you don't have furniture.
We have to lay on the floor just to see TV.
>> You can see it perfectly from here. Look.
>> Oh my God this is so sad.
I would never invite anybody to my house.
Like there's not even anywhere for them to sit.
The TV is on the ground.
Why is the TV on the ground?
You could at least put it on a box.
Man, this makes me feel privileged.
Like I didn't grow up this bad.
>> I believe we have made enough money in this house to afford some furniture.
>> This is the problem with these people.
It's like they have money to buy things. They have money
to buy furniture, but they don't want to.
They choose to be like this.
That's why they're on this show for being so cheap.
They all can afford it but they don't want to buy it.
They don't want to spend the money.
>> This is my son's room.
I asked for a desk and a chair.
>> You got a chair.
>> I have a, I have a folding chair.
>> I got it from the school.
>> Exactly.
[Laughs]
He thinks it's a joke.
Be like, man, my son, he wanted a desk. Nah here, take this chair.
I got it out of the school dumpster.
He's just gonna laugh at him.
Like man, this dude wanted an actual chair.
>> Welcome to my lovely daughter's room.
You can see she has all the amenities.
>> That's ready to fall down.
>> That's a beautiful desk. >> How ridiculous
>> It's actually prison.
Look at their rooms.
How are ya'll gonna do to your family?
But anyways, that's all for today.
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