A Spanish woman in the United States is amazed by the trash in a wealthy neighborhood.

While Sheldon Cooper didn't get it right, who hasn't thought about secretly taking something they saw near a dumpster ? An old, dirty, battered but beautiful chair, a screen, a book, even a quilt—objects that regain meaning for a second. We imagine a thousand uses for them, we imagine ourselves dancing with them under a sunset, like the squirrel in Ice Age with his acorn, or, in the worst cases, we imagine them stored in the garage, waiting for their moment.

In any case, it can be deduced that visiting a dumpster on our street isn't the same as visiting one in one of the most expensive neighborhoods in the United States. This is how content creator Nury Calvo tried to show it through her popular TikTok account , in a video that has over 35 million views.

The woman films, accompanied by her husband, quickly scanning each product found without pausing too long. The neighborhood features villas with gardens open to the public—well, nothing new we haven't seen in any American film. Nury Calvo points out some parked cars to highlight the area's affluence.

"We started taking the roll call: a dishwasher. A chair, wow, how comfortable it is. Electric scooters. A frame, look how pretty. A retro suitcase, hey, it's quite something. A computer. The owner just told us it works perfectly, and he just brought it out and gave it to us. Come on, another barbecue, it's super big, it's enormous. Tennis rackets, look, for our kids. This table and these chairs, like for outdoors... Well, the chairs not so much, but the table is perfect. A box to carry makeup... No, no, vinyl records, to carry vinyl records. Here, an adjustable bed, one of those with a motor. Not bad," the TikToker points out.