Dumpster Gang what to steal covers almost anything you can reach: you can pick up, throw, steal or smash nearly everything you find, so the loot list is a list of types rather than a list of spots.
Dumpster Gang what to steal: the full loot list
These are the item types that show up in the demo:
- Food and snacks — sandwiches in the tutorial, plus the food on the house and farm maps. Eating raises your stamina, which is what makes the rest of a heist possible.
- Coffee and the coffee pot in the house. The pot is also the middle of the house mission's coffee objective.
- Hats — the cowboy, pirate, detective, viking helmet and flamingo hats. They are the demo's progression item, and the hats guide explains what they do and how they unlock.
- Tools. They appear around the levels alongside the hats, and the first ones you meet are in the tutorial.
- Instruments — the trumpet and other instruments you can pick up and play. The trumpet is the one players use to lure John away.
- Chickens you can grab and carry. A carried chicken lets the raccoon glide through the air for a short distance.
- Milk from the farm's cows.
- Heavy furniture such as televisions. These are slow to carry and drain your stamina fast.
Which map is worth raiding
The house mission is the richest map for loot. The farm is bigger but has fewer food items, so a run there trades volume of junk for a thinner supply of stamina.
The exact set you find is different on every run. There is no fixed location list to memorise, which is what the item location guide explains.
Where the loot ends up
Whatever you bring home goes into the burrow, and the camp items guide covers what happens to it there — including the option that deletes the lot if you press the wrong raccoon.