Pulling the receipt…
Pulling the receipt…
MEBRO
06/15/26 · 9:16 AM UTC · 11 SOURCES
“After dropping out of college, Jobs returned Coke bottles for 5-cent deposits to buy food.”
Following his decision to drop out of Reed College, Steve Jobs supported himself by returning Coke bottles for 5-cent deposits to purchase food . Jobs lived as a drop-in student for 18 months after officially leaving school, during which time he also walked seven miles every Sunday to receive a free weekly meal at a Hare Krishna temple . The specific 5-cent deposit amount mentioned by Jobs aligns with historical records showing that Coca-Cola introduced a 5-cent deposit in 1971 due to environmental activism . Multiple biographical accounts and direct quotes from Jobs confirm that he relied on these bottle redemptions to survive during his early years .
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