You are bound to collect stuff you don’t need in your inventory as you go through Schedule 1, starting from old skateboards to utterly useless weapons. Inventory management becomes essential. Sadly, simply dropping something on the floor is not an option in this game. For some reason, various ways to Discard or Trash items exist instead.

How To Discard or Throw Items Away

There are multiple ways to get rid of unwanted items in Schedule 1, whether you prefer discarding them via your in-game phone or physically throwing them away.

1. Discarding Items:

• Open Your Inventory: Press Tab to bring up your phone, which will also display your Inventory bar.
• Drag and Drop: On the bottom-right corner of the screen, you’ll see a small box. Drag the unwanted item into this box to discard it.
• Permanent Deletion: Once an item is discarded, it is permanently removed from your inventory. Be cautious, as there is no way to retrieve discarded items.
• Grace Period: Items are discarded after a brief delay, giving you a chance to recover them if you act quickly.

2. Throwing Items Away:

You can toss items that you do not want Out Of Sight so that they can be ignored by your style, there are several waste bins scattered throughout the area.

• Find a Bin: Bins are located throughout the map and within your residences.
• Throw Away Items: Pick up the item and place it in the bin. Note that not all items can be trashed.
• Use a Black Rubbish Bag: To collect multiple trash items at once, use a Black Rubbish Bag for easy transport.

Making Money From Trash

Out on the streets, you’ll come across trash compactors that will turn your discarded items into cash. Simply pour your trash into a compactor, and you’ll receive a small payout for your effort.

Even if you cannot drop unwanted items on the floor in Schedule 1, the game offers creative alternatives to dispose of things. People can get rid of items through phones, toss them in bins, or turn them into cash with compactors. Keeping your inventory clean and efficient should not be a problem. However, remember that once you throw something away, it is gone forever.