Submitted by ferrusmannusbannus t3_114tl9v in philadelphia
DoGreat_DieGood t1_j8xtse3 wrote
Lol every week without fail, the men use my recycling bin lid as a frisbee and it ends up across the street or down the hill or under a parked car thirty feet away. Tempted to just let my recycling get wet from the rain or blown away with the wind.
dahlia200000000 t1_j8xxk27 wrote
you could tie it to the can? thats what we did
DoGreat_DieGood t1_j8xynjt wrote
..Wow why didn't I think of this? I have some zip ties that I can use. Thanks!
EDIT: Fuck the lid isn't tie-able, I'll have to drill holes
dahlia200000000 t1_j8xyqdv wrote
sure :) we used a shoelace haha
CommunicationTime265 t1_j8ynkdf wrote
Sounds like you need to invest in a drill!
CommunicationTime265 t1_j8ynr88 wrote
I tried that with zip ties..it broke off and the lid disappeared from existence.
dahlia200000000 t1_j8ynwyh wrote
yeah i feel like zip ties eventually will crack and break off. shoe laces ftw!
PopularPopulist t1_j8xuhqp wrote
At least they didn’t toss your bin back towards your house and put a nice little dent in the hood of your car. Lazy fucks.
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DoGreat_DieGood t1_j8ycjt0 wrote
Bagged trash raw-dogging the sidewalk is the worst though, cause raccoons and squirrels dig holes into them and then garbage gets onto the street. Cans are better, even though they get thrown around..
DoGreat_DieGood t1_j8xzvwv wrote
Damn that's rough
jbphilly t1_j8y0uba wrote
Amazingly, my lid lasted 2.5 years before getting destroyed after they flung it into the street. (Or maybe they flung it onto the sidewalk and the wind then blew it into the street...same outcome). And that was after being run over twice.
Never thought of zip-tying it to the bin like people mentioned. I'll try that if I ever get my hands on another lid...
CommunicationTime265 t1_j8yos5l wrote
I've stopped caring about wet garbage. If the garbage men are careless with the lids, let em deal with the water.
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