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NYC Rat Sightings (Daily)
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#43Who the hell has the free time to bother report rat sightings to 311.
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#44It's a shame NYC 311 doesn't include attachments from reports. I'd love to create a ratty version of https://poolette.pages.dev/
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#47All my life living on the river around Boston I saw them all the time. And man they were the big ones.
I have added nothing to the discussion.
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#48Earlier quoted context omitted.
I think you're being sarcastic, but the purpose of leaving the garbage bins outside is so that the garbage trucks can pick them up, as their contract stipulates that they pick up from the sidewalk and not from inside the (numerous) buildings. Even in the suburbs, residents of single-family houses typically need to bring their garbage/recycling bins to the end of their driveways. I think the only time that this isn't…
Not being sarcastic. Every other place I've been uses containers (wheeled bins, cans, dumpsters) to prevent rats and to make collection cheaper. What is the purpose of piles?
We like to keep out-of-towners rattled.
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#50All my times visiting NYC I never saw a rat. All my life living on the river around Boston I saw them all the time. And man they were the big ones. I have added nothing to the discussion.
The rat was so big my ankle hurt the rest of the night.