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“Coach employees be like ‘if I can’t have it no one can’”: Texas dumpster diver hits ‘jackpot’ behind Coach store. Then she sees what the workers did to the handbags
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The Mary Sue
Back in the early 2000s, the nickname “dumpster diver” would be taken with great offense.
In 2025, TikTok dumpster divers are racking up views by showing off high-end goods rescued from the trash—and followers can’t get enough.
Recommended VideosWell-known dumpster diver Ella, who goes by @glamourddive on TikTok, has a whopping 2.3 million followers.
Nonetheless, as the dumpster diver expert goes on to try her luck behind the Coach store, she discovers a sight that angers viewers.
In one story the Mary Sue covered, one dumpster diver had the cops called on her.