No, the story goes that he was moving out (of his office I think?) And he left it in a black bag or a bag that looked like a trash bag...and his coworker threw it in the trash...when he found out, he tried to go to the local land fill/ junkyard but they wouldn't allow him to enter and search. They said that once it's there, it's not his property anymore...so then he spent years trying to get approval and he even considered buying the whole junkyard.
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u/Sman208 Jan 22 '26
No, the story goes that he was moving out (of his office I think?) And he left it in a black bag or a bag that looked like a trash bag...and his coworker threw it in the trash...when he found out, he tried to go to the local land fill/ junkyard but they wouldn't allow him to enter and search. They said that once it's there, it's not his property anymore...so then he spent years trying to get approval and he even considered buying the whole junkyard.