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Although there were definitely some pigs next door to us on Beacon Hill, the trend continues in our new neighborhood.
We have a compactor at the back of our building which is awesome because you can throw out your garbage any time you want, not only certain days of the week, plus it's kind of excellent to activate it and watch it smash all the garbage.
Anyway, but almost every time I go down there, someone has thrown in too much garbage without running the compactor or lazily put their garbage somewhere in the general vicinity but definitely not inside the compactor, or something similar. It's really ridiculous.
And here's a new one. It's one thing, I suppose, if it's very full. But just now I took garbage down there and it barely had anything in it and everything was all crushed down to the bottom - plenty of room. But there was trash strewn all over the ground and other parts of the compacter, not in it. The reason?
From what I can tell, everyone was too lazy to lift the rubber doors to place their garbage inside. I mean really, how lazy are people? That's kind of like being too lazy to open your own door so you can leave your apartment. WTF?
Jenn wrote at 2008-04-22 13:48:
Oh hell yeah, compacting the trash is awesome. I'd go ahead and compact everyone else's that they leave strewn about too but sometimes I'm scared to touch it. If it's already in the compactor though, hell yeah I compact it.
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About my title photo:
The reflecting pool in Christian Science Church Park in Boston, MA.
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