If you recycled or composted, cats and raccoons would not be ripping open the TWELVE BAGS of garbage that you accumulate every two weeks. Between the two of you you can’t seem to get it togeher to figure out when collection day is, so that sometimes we are left with a disgusting parking lot of rotting waste for A MONTH. Please have some respect and get it together. ‘Management’ have left gentle notes suggesting that we all take responsibility for the trash, and I’ve knocked politely to remind you that collection day is today, those are subtle hints to sort yourselves out. —Miss Not Your Mom
This article appears in May 23-29, 2013.
No, they’d be ripping open the ONE or TWO bags of garbage though. Like it or not op, some items are not recyclable.
That and the little turds can get into compost bins.
Carry on though op. On your crusade against all logical thought.
Yeah, crayons but twelve bags of garbage in two weeks between two people? They’re slack asses who choose not to recycle and don’t care about garbage being strewn about. That’s why clear bags work so well! You know… transparency.
Well, ONE or TWO bags would be able to fit into the FOUR covered trash bins provided, and yeah, I know the story with sneaky little buggers like cats and raccoons and their abilities, AND with the recycling rules; my problem is with laziness and inconsideration.