Behold Your $20k Trash Cans Have Arrived in SF and Are Now at Your Disposal
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#2San Francisco is the filthiest city I have ever been to. I don’t understand the appeal at all. Why not just put in normal trash cans and hire someone to pick up the damn trash.
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#3San Francisco is the filthiest city I have ever been to. I don’t understand the appeal at all. Why not just put in normal trash cans and hire someone to pick up the damn trash.
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#4San Francisco is the filthiest city I have ever been to. I don’t understand the appeal at all. Why not just put in normal trash cans and hire someone to pick up the damn trash.
That wouldn't really help. A lot of the coverage dances around this, but one of the major problems with the existing cans is that people spill them all over the street while looking for recyclables to exchange.
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#5San Francisco is the filthiest city I have ever been to. I don’t understand the appeal at all. Why not just put in normal trash cans and hire someone to pick up the damn trash.
That wouldn't really help. A lot of the coverage dances around this, but one of the major problems with the existing cans is that people spill them all over the street while looking for recyclables to exchange.
Then put a recycle bin next to the trash can. Maybe even a $20,000 AI recycle bin that thanks them for saving the planet.
I don’t even bother throwing cans away, just set them on top of the trash can and half the time they disappear before I walk out of the store.
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#6$20K to clean up SF seems like a reasonable cost
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#7San Francisco is the filthiest city I have ever been to. I don’t understand the appeal at all. Why not just put in normal trash cans and hire someone to pick up the damn trash.
My issue when I lived there wasn't the trash. It was the human feces lining the streets.
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
That wouldn't really help. A lot of the coverage dances around this, but one of the major problems with the existing cans is that people spill them all over the street while looking for recyclables to exchange.
Then put a recycle bin next to the trash can. Maybe even a $20,000 AI recycle bin that thanks them for saving the planet. I don’t even bother throwing cans away, just set them on top of the trash can and half the time they disappear before I walk out of the store.
That won't stop people from digging through for the miscategorized cans that end up in the garbage anyway. Which I suspect, given that most cans ended up in the trash bin even in upscale corporate microkitchens with three containers next to each other with sorting instructions on a poster above them, would be a lot.
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#9San Francisco is the filthiest city I have ever been to. I don’t understand the appeal at all. Why not just put in normal trash cans and hire someone to pick up the damn trash.
They are going to be hearing from me if they think they can put ugly trash cans within 3000 feet of my house!!
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#10Every time I speak out against taxes... I'm ridiculed. Well, this is what you bought!