One man's trash

Of course you have heard the old saw, dear readers, one man's trash is another man's treasure. But in Boston, maybe, not so fast, hombre, the standard cliches do not always apply.

Sixty-one year old Dennis Paiva thought he had found some sweet scrap metal that he could cash in on behind the luxury condo of New England Patriots quarterback, Tom Brady. Flip Brady's trash into treasure as it were. Unfortunately, as it turned out Paiva obviously didn't have the same eye and tastes as Tom and supermodel wife Gisele Bundchen, because that wasn't scrap metal he picked up, but $4 grand worth of designer flower boxes.

Luckily for Mr. Dennis Paiva, who is unemployed after recent surgery, local Boston businessman Dan Greenwald read about the case and the court order and made the appropriate restitution.