'You left my top up on a pole’ | Frustrations from San Diego residents as trash cans are destroyed

[@Dazdigo]

The city damaged this property, they are liable for replacement. The city workers are lying that it is the owner's responsibility. The trash service really should be sued for destruction of property.

[@muza-kw3pk]

YES! Collective...

[@NavDDG54]

the legal problem with that is that the bins are considered city property, not private property.

[@joshmonus]

Government typically makes themselves immune from all liability, even though they forcibly extort money from us for these "services".

[@dtoad48]

@@NavDDG54If that is the case, then they cannot claim you must buy it to replace.

[@NavDDG54]

@@dtoad48 you aren't buying it, you're reimbursing the city for damage to their property under your care

[@LayzeeGiant]

In rural Oklahoma, our trash contractor called us one afternoon to say his driver noticed our lid was cracking. Within a week, he was out to put a new lid on free of charge. So glad we live in a place where people still care about each other.

[@doneown503]

, yup ! , so many places turning into "screw over your neighbors" mentality

[@tedecker3792]

Same here in Utah

[@csmlouis]

Wow, I hope you do not pay the exorbitant taxes and utility charges like those living in San Diego CA to deserve such stellar public services.

[@RealSassieCassie1.0-to2cm]

Gamut

[@RealSassieCassie1.0-to2cm]

@@csmlouis LMAO. 🤑 YES, WE do; along with Exceptional Military. Nowhere NYC or Houston 🤪🇺🇸🤑

[@MrSlammed300]

Those azzholes broke my black trash can, and the city made me pay $95 for a new one!!!! THEY BROKE IT, THEY SHOULD PAY FOR IT!!!

[@johnassal5838]

They use the robot claw trucks to cheap out on paying sanitation crews, only they cheap out on training them how to use them too. And on cheaper cans that break.

[@Kerry-fw6jt]

If you were an illegal immigrant the city would have a new can on your doorstep next trash day.

[@meritamity]

They clearly cheap out on the robot claws too

[@muza-kw3pk]

*Report them to the Supervisor in the Social Services Dept. of "The Housing Commission" in your City. They must refund the damaged trash cans, 'cause they're the ones that use them&abuse them, iresponsibly throwing them all over the place! Also, have them do an Anti-Dope Test😮

[@muza-kw3pk]

Report them to the Supervisor in the Social Services Dept. of "The Housing Commission" in your City. They must refund the damaged trash cans, 'cause they're the ones that use them&abuse them, iresponsibly throwing them all over the place! ( Take *discrete videos) and have the H.C. Supervisor perform an Anti-Dope Test, to these employees it could be the problem...😮

[@SharkDude1]

I'm still trying to figure out how that trash can lid ended up in a telephone pole. That's an amazing feat right there.

[@mintoo2cool]

it probably flung up when the truck was maneuvering the trash into the truck .

[@nodak81]

Partially her fault I'd guess. She probably had her bin too close to the pole. When it lifted up it snagged on a climbing rung on the pole. People complain about the trash collectors being lazy and apathetic but home owners are as well. Place them properly and stuff like that would happen a lot less.

[@shaofuchang515]

the machines flip the cans up, if the lid is loose it'll end up in the foyer or yes even the roof of the house across the street. I've found lids in the yard that way too. Once even a massive pile of beer bottles, recycling stuff goes in the recycling bin, put it in the trash bin and without a bag and that truck slings it... we all suffer

[@viperdemonz-jenkins]

she had someone do it so she could force a new one out of the woke ass city, and do not blame her.

[@GKB.official]

I see things fly all over all the time in my truck 🤣

[@Guest2022_]

“No, you need to get it down yourself” 😂 city employees get paid good and still not wanting to do their job right. I don’t even know to laugh or get mad now 😂

[@OregonCrow]

City employees don't make that much.

[@Guest2022_]

@@OregonCrow They may not make as much but atleast they have great benefits for example affordable living compare to other people that have to work 2 jobs to make ends meet.

[@OregonCrow]

Yea they also went to school and worked hard for their position. Working 2 jobs and still not making ends meet is cry baby bullshit. If you still aren't getting by while working 2 fulltime jobs, you suck at life and need help.@@Guest2022_

[@psibug565]

@@OregonCrowNot an excuse for doing a bad job. If they are unhappy with their pay they should take it up with the management, not out on the customers.

[@legalizeweed3830]

@@psibug565 Easy for those who don't work those kind of jobs to say.

[@katev7945]

They’re doing this where I live in Az…come to find out it was intentional, they were wanting to replace bins for smaller ones …which residents obviously don’t want.

[@davidb4090]

They barely hold enough to make it to trash day as it is

[@chesucat]

Stop pissing off the garbage man, I guess!

[@gregs7519]

I was just going to say this isn't accidental it's intentional.

[@NightSociety]

These should be free of charge, only charge for services. Over time it will degrades, though from appearance those bins do look cheaply made.

[@RealSassieCassie1.0-to2cm]

They are 😢

[@OregonCrow]

yea you want it all for free. lol

[@babybirdhome]

Well, they should be included in the fees for garbage collection for a reasonable lifespan (that they contractually hold their manufacturer responsible for maintaining) since they won’t collect the garbage from anything but these bins that they sell you. But if you just make them “free”, people like @OregonCrow up there would just destroy them to mock the city services and complain about how they’re wasting your tax dollars.

[@TWEAKLET]

@@OregonCrow he never said he wanted it all free everyone pays monthly for trash pickup if you own a house the trash can replacement should be free if its broken

[@RealSassieCassie1.0-to2cm]

@@OregonCrow You from Whoregonianville...piss off.

[@JamesAllmond]

Uh, our county in Georgia uses the same collection system. You know what, they have not destroyed the containers nor acted in the same manner. They own the trash bins, we don't. Same system used all over the state with same good results. Thank you for, once again, making my state look good. These are all operator caused problems. VOTE then have your freshly elected folks fire the company doing this, there are many who will do a good job and remember you are the customer not a victim.

[@OceanSwimmer]

👍🏼

[@legalizeweed3830]

Not the drivers fault at all. They have the grip turned up way to high on those trucks. They also used cheaper plastic.

[@delyea]

Growing up we had 6 big metal trash cans. Made the worst noise draging those 100 pound cans up and down the driveway. The metal lids were always flattened by the mailman. Good times. 😂

[@nyla298]

Then the cardboard ones 😅

[@kenc2257]

That guy with the older trash bin is pretty lucky; the trash bins available nowadays have an (optimistic) 10-year lifespan. We replaced our black/household trash bin a couple of years ago--the fee was 60 or 70 dollars, plus the delivery fee (maybe $15 or $20? You can avoid the delivery fee if you're willing to drive down to Environmental Services and pick it up yourself). Fortunately, our trash guys are pretty careful, though those metal "grasping arms" on trucks will sometimes gouge our bins.

[@neckarsulme]

My city brings a new one out the same week free of charge

[@Kerry-fw6jt]

Why should you have to pay for the trash can? Your taxes pay for trash service. The cans ARE FOR the trash collectors convenience not yours. If they didn’t provide the cans the trash company would have to pay a guy to ride on the back of truck to P/U the trash collection you’re already paid for in your taxes.

[@yolyprog2561]

Ours are free, including delivery where I reside

[@muza-kw3pk]

😮 Those freaking FEES, explains it ALL! The trashy irresponsible employees are probably getting a commission. So they bang them & abuse them, as shown on the Video 😵

[@ElSantoLuchador]

I'm amazed this could happen in the same city that pays $1 million dollars annually to clean feces off the street. With all the trash littering the sidewalks of San Diego anyway, it seems like they would just forego the bins and just throw their garbage into the alley.

[@t2dev]

That's what happens when you have jobs for life where you're not accountable. Add to that these operators don't give a sh*t about the quality of their work.

[@t2dev]

@@whackamole4909 No. I'm talking about the aholes that work in sanitation - for the city or contracted. This no-care attitude has been happening forever - regardless of who the mayor is. I remember this same sh*t happening since the 1980s.

[@penstateftw422]

@@t2dev not just sanitation, once you got a operator job for a couple yrs its time to give no fucks and earn the cheque its what i do. no stress baby

[@tl1533]

​@@whackamole4909 You think the previous mayor is better. They all work for special interests.

[@DennisMartinezCalifornia]

You probably prefer everything be private and no pension right? Clown

[@NorthSeaWisdom]

No…this is the reality of the American consumer. This is just one aspect of many in which consumers have no control of their consumer lives.

[@DeadEyeDave]

Out here in the "slums" of Spring Valley, we have a choice of waste pickup companies. I chose EDCO. They will replace a damaged bin at no charge within a week of getting a call.

[@mayakattt3475]

The trash guy picked up the trash bin with his machine & smashed the trash on top of my car hood breaking my headlight. The damage was over $2000.

[@ceciliapetrowsky2572]

😱

[@laskey2175]

Sue the city. They'll fire him after that.

[@anyoneofus9948]

Oh, look what they did to poor Ernie, he'll never be the same.

[@hamboneneurosis995]

Wow. San Diego can't even handle trash collection?

[@YeeHaww]

Wth did he had to do for that lid to end up wayyy up there 😂😂

[@hamboneneurosis995]

@@YeeHaww scared by a crackhead?!?! I don't know, but that's not where a lid goes! 🤣🤣🤣

[@pepethepatriot7524]

liberal cities can't handle much of anything, except being corrupt.

[@rodneypratt4324]

You know here in Austin, Texas. When yours gets old, they'll bring you a new one... And you don't have to pay

[@JamesAllmond]

same here in Georgia...

[@AmoneyC]

Same across America

[@buckskin64]

Quit bragging

[@seventhdayissabbath8747]

It must be a CA thing when it comes to "doing the right thing" in the trash world.

[@eb2209]

Yeah but ur property taxes are way higher son..and those bugs 😅

[@ShellyBomb]

P.S. The City of San Diego needs to replace some of these old bins!!!

[@peterk2455]

The RESIDENTS of San Diego need to replace their local GOVERNMENT

[@philvie]

I'm up in Riverside county, just had 2 bins replaced for free with no delivery charge, what the hell is going on in San Diego?

[@Deleted_Channel1]

San Diego does not bill for trash services and because it doesn’t charge, it must keep a revenue stream incoming so charging customers for new containers is justified to ESD. They will soon start billing though with the promise of free new trash bins and delivery for free.

[@OceanSwimmer]

@philvie, San Diego City management has turned "America's Finest City" into a poster child for a Third World County. Fed up with the nonsense!!!

[@tristanwwsd]

The same exact thing happened to my dad. The lid was stuck on a rung. He called the city and got some half baked answer explaining why they won't come get it down. It was up there for a few months until SDGE saw it. I'm surprised not one mention of the ballot measure we passed that headlined, "free trash bin replacement". It was the carefully crafted words that ultimately succeeded in getting us to pay double for our trash service under the guise of us not really paying, and for doing so, you will get free replacement trash cans just for asking. The new billing has not yet started but are they holding out on free replacements?

[@gorak9000]

That's when you phone your city councilor, at home, at 11PM, and tell them to get their azz over there and get the lid down off the pole

[@PhrontDoor]

Found a loop-hole in my local regulations.. they said my can was too old, but I showed them that I only had the house since 2019.. and the regulations are how long the customer had the trashcan, not how old the can is.

[@Longshot_NYC]

I am crying tears of laughter. This report hit my funny bone. I'm laughing, hysterical. Not sure why it struck me so funny. Haven't laughed like this in years. Thanks you CBS 8 San Diego.

[@the_realist_John_Doe]

So thankful for our awesome trash service workers in our area (obviously not San Diego). They jump out and handle the cans by hand. One time a guy sat one down too hard and made the wheel a little wobbly and they came back by later to replace it. Never knew how good I had it.

[@realboltfan]

haha these guys work hard but damn city workers DGAF.. government workers and city workers are absolutely unbelievable.

[@twinkslammer]

These gentleman do what their bosses tell them, same as everyone, and their job is trash pickup. You want more out of them then tell their bosses

[@realboltfan]

@@twinkslammer I am sure their bosses already tell them not to damage property

[@TaliaMagana]

I see them do this all the time!!!!! And I know they hear it!!!

[@619ambitious]

😍

[@transientcylon]

Winter Garden, FL here. When my exact same trash can had a cracked lid they brought me a new one for free and there was no delivery charge. I pay around $49 a month for water and trash pickup. California looks SOOOOO lovely! Almost forgot, we have automated pickup too and they never break the bins. That driver was doing that on purpose. Working for you? You didn't fix anything!

[@chihauhaun]

Jeez.. I thought we had it bad up North with the snowplows taking out our garbage cans (and mailboxes) but this is next level o.o how are they not held responsible?

[@bradforward850]

WTH is wrong with people?

[@Me-vl4qp]

BEE NURSE . Always been a problem.

[@SeanPat1001]

I live in Las Cruces, New Mexico. If our bins get damaged we call the city and they bring out a replacement, no charge.

[@alexsystems2001]

Why do you have to pay separately for the bin? I’m a waste management customer the bin is owned by waste management and when it breaks they come out and deliver a new one.

[@JamesAllmond]

that is how it is done in Macon-Bibb, Georgia. Guess SD can't figure that one out...

[@jgrant5255]

New York, Chicago, and California. Well run, happy citizens, care free living, great public services.

[@FlyBoyMT]

Didn’t know SD was this ratchet. Always wanted to visit but thanks for saving me the trip.

[@roberthance2412]

let me guess now they will come after her for code violations unless they buy a new one .

[@freedomforever6718]

This is what happens when governments give businesses monopolies.

[@babybirdhome]

No. This is what happens when a nation fosters a culture of “if you don’t hold me accountable, I’ll do whatever vile, reprehensible thing I can think of to you and anyone else for as long as I can get away with it or pay anyone to look the other way.”

[@freedomforever6718]

​@@babybirdhome Because of government granted monopolies.

[@muza-kw3pk]

*Can you imagine the trash collectors in PA, Seattle WA, or Skid Row in Los Angeles... *Free Show 😂...

[@muza-kw3pk]

The Cty.Of S.D.'s trash svc. employees need to be more respectful to the citizens that pay their check s. The trash pickers abuse & mistreat trash cans. Otherwise, they need to be given a "Pink Slip." Seniors are on a *Strict Retirement Budget* and not responsible for their irresponsibilities. An immediate investigation is needed to determine if the "Trashy Employees" are on DRUGS 🤬

[@lisalastnamesmith]

You didn’t SOLVE anything or get any answers!! What was the point of this story?

[@danburch9989]

It let's people know how bad government can be. Might start a movement to make San Diego government take resonsibility for their actions.

[@txhookey5608]

Commiefornia, your lucky you don't have to haul the trash to the dump by yourself. The Newsome Republic of California has spoken.

[@R_E41]

Stand outside and watch in person a few times they will catch on and start treating your bin better

[@kellylestig4941]

Working for you and Claremont that’s what the newscaster said at the end but you didn’t do anything you didn’t get any results you just reported a story, so how is that working for you? As you stated it didn’t work for those residents because they got no results

[@WMAC_Master]

That container is indeed too old. They no longer make those carts. The customer should've replaced it long ago. Then this wouldn't have happened

[@LaSanWSRFSouth]

Egs are. Broken to

[@muza-kw3pk]

*Advice from a Certified Real Estate Property Manager: Report them to the Supervisor in the Social Services Dept. of "The Housing Commission" in your City. They must refund the damaged trash cans, 'cause they're the ones that use them&abuse them, iresponsibly throwing them all over the place! (Take *discrete videos.) Also, ask the H.C. Supervisor to order an Anti-Dope Test to these employees, it could be the problem...😮

[@jezamoonspell221]

Los Angeles Sanitation is a joke... I place bulky large items that people discard illegally by my town home complex, and because it's not exactly on the curb side, they refuse to pick up... I have to email them with threats telling them I would let the mayor and other city officials know, and then they'd appear. Plus they wouldn't pick up other extra bins as well. The employees of sanitation don't even get out of their vehicles in this city... becoming lazy smh 🙄😒

[@Mrrlamb1]

When are we (California taxpayers) going to say enough?! This state takes... takes... takes--it's time we hold them all accountable.

[@blackrocks8413]

since they have gone to these robot arms and a single bin for trash, our town has never been dirtier. Trash flies all over, most famlies can't fit all the trasin one bin so they now dump trash at parks and rivers and shopping plazas. What a mess.

[@VancouverCanucksRock]

That's what dirty immigrants do, who are used to living in squalor, in their home country.

[@anthonylangley8717]

Where I live, the garbage service owns the cans, which are made of super heavy-duty plastic and easily last more than 15 years. But when you have problems with it, you just let them know and they’ll bring you a new one, no questions or hassles.

[@1PITIFULDUDE]

Would not happen if people would follow the instructions on placing their trash/recycling bin. There must be 3 feet clearance on both sides for the truck to effectively pick it up. Only about 10% of my neighbors follow the directions.

[@dianehickman5960]

I find this so annoying I have lived her my whole life. We already pay for these services and the want to increase fees and add new taxes. Enough I think a forensic audit of the city funds and how they are spent is in order!

[@Grayarea321]

Her trash can lid is charging..

[@terrellroyal221]

THEY DESTROY AND WANT TO BUY ANOTHER ONE😮😢

[@ourv9603]

Home Depot sells those cans. Probably a better quality one than SD garbage provided. !

[@Ro6entX]

I’m in Bakersfield and I remember last year when my mom had hers accidentally dropped into the garage truck itself. It was replaced few days later at no charge.

[@Itz_ExO_95]

I WANT JUSTICE!

[@danc8363]

We need to take this to the Supreme Court.

[@dianabartlett2541]

Yup. This stuff happens all the time. Always broken!

[@peterpanpooh]

“Working for you”… all you did was report a story. Where is the interview with the waste management company, footage of you asking city council why they are allowing this to happen, speaking with the mayor and getting a response on what plans the mayor’s office is considering to remedy the issue? Most news “action” or “investigation” teams would be out following the trucks, documenting damage and confronting the workers doing so on location as it happens. “Working for you”… what a joke!

[@OceanSwimmer]

Good comment! Our local media is a joke.

[@mho...]

not surprising really, for a country where the military is more important then infrastructure & healthcare & education together 🤷‍♂

[@DarkVoidIII]

Trash bins have not been and never will be free. In Australia, councils will include a fee for collection of the trash bin on the rates notice issued to the property owner on record. Replacing a bin is done only when the company handling the bins receives a report from the owner that their bin is broken in some way and needs a replacement. I'm not sure if the American authorities do things in a similar manner, but I'm pretty sure they would have a fee shown somewhere if you have a rates notice issued to you.

[@josephinelauria4694]

We pay out the ass to live here & pay for those bins. This State should be ashamed of not taking care of who pays there bills!

[@ChicagoS14T]

In a state with so much heat and UV from sunlight plastic will degrade fast and crack but no excuse as to why garbage disposal workers can't do the job right.

[@pocketlint82]

The trash company replaces ours whenever they wear out. Someone drove into mine once. It wasn't even broken, just dented. the next week I had a new one. When the city changed trash services, they brought us new cans with the trash company logo on them. and told us they won't empty anything except those cans

[@portlandgirlx0x096]

The duct tape! Lol 😂

[@rjmanzano0877]

they destroy it and you get to pay for it WTF

[@desireec.8598]

That’s weird I have Burrtec and when my lid even gets a crack on it I just call and they bring a new one for free

[@BurrPulch]

I gotta get it down from the top of the pole myself?? Ok, where's my chainsaw...

[@Phase52012]

Here in Sydney Australia the bin belongs to either the Council, or the Council's contracted waste collector. So if your bin is damaged, you report it to the council, (email or phone call), then you make sure the bin is empty, leave it out on the curb, (I turn mine upside down and tap a note to the side), and the bin will be repaired or replaced. It may take a few days but it will be done. At no direct cost.

[@MoneySavingVideos]

The problem with these workers are that they are in a strong union. You have to realize they cannot be fired for whatever they do so there is no incentive to do a good job. And we have the best politicians unions can buy. We pay the most in taxes and utilities and get the least service. The unions run the city (and the state).

[@uncannyrecovery3980]

What happened to those poor people is complete "trash".

[@Userf451]

Does anyone believe the trash truck driver is responsible for her lid being up on the pole?

[@CryptoMiningTurtle]

Why does Riverside county take care of their residents better than San Diego county? 😂😂😂

[@djmasterty2309]

This is just upsetting how people can be so selfish on their jobs. Those workers should have been fired for their negligence.

[@michaeltabanao8092]

Need to bring Michael Turko out of retirement

[@redllpallme9342]

why do they hv to have lids

[@greggreg2263]

The garbage truck drivers around my house are absolute animals😢

[@fabulousfabrications1985]

Head scratcher that is for sure?

[@001looker]

I am glad in Los Angeles the bins are rented out by the city, so it's replaced free of charge.

[@mybackhurts7020]

What’s going on all over Southern California the trash companies are lacking a lot lately.

[@Nick-g79]

Just ain’t right..

[@shanechostetler9997]

But how do you vote?

[@randallan8158]

Our trash guy in La Jolla clearly hates his job. He slams the trash can down after emptying it and he's moving to the next trash can before the can even hits the ground. I've had my trash can laying on its side, sitting in front of our driveway, and trash all over the front lawn. One of our neighbors even has a video of him spearing their trash can and slamming it down repeatedly on the ground to dislodge it before finally ruining over it. It's no wonder people are losing faith in govt supported services. If the City stopped providing trash services and reduced my taxes accordingly, I'd switch to a private trash service.

[@WASTEOFTIMESTUDIOS]

Burrtec (San Bernardino County) actively notes and replaces damaged cans. random collection days you will roll the can out for collection and roll back up a new can.

[@Tinrebel]

I just finished trying to repair two big cracks that was done by squeezing too hard on the can, saw it on my camera, you can see the lid pop open from the squeeze, got a roll of black duck tape, two thin doormats to cover cracks, and added 4 metal rods to each corner and more duck tape wrapped around! Oh, and lid is zipped tied on! I believe it’s intentional! I’ve had cans picked up then left right in the middle of my driveway blocking my entrance, have had to go out and confront the driver. Why? It’s ridiculous!

[@Gld417]

As long as California stays way over there I’ll be just fine

[@falcon4548]

💥

[@IdgaradLyracant]

Sadly they just migrate to the next state to ruin.

[@OceanSwimmer]

California is the Socialist- Democrat testing grounds for the rest of the country. I don't like to say it, but it can happen to your fine city, too. Somethings gotta give!

[@MrReman2u]

That is just deplorable! The City should just be embarrassed! Although, I doubt they would be!

[@TickyTack23]

"The bin is too old, you have to pay for a new one" Makes me wonder if they make the same excuse for the bin being too new.

[@jimreadey4837]

It appears ol' Claire has had a few glasses of wine to calm her ire... 🍷🍷🍷

[@piepeeya4604]

Try wrapping the can with packing tape. I kept my lid together with packing tape. There is also a youtuber that show how to mend plastic with Styrofoam and crazy glue. It works, fixed some stuff already.

[@Stromboli15]

Ahhhhhh revenue stream!!! I bet that the garbage collectors are incentivized to “gently handle” the cans like in the video. And just like the city said, the owners will have to pay if they need replacement cans, made with deficiently cheap plastics, until those cans get destroyed by the collectors….and the cycle of life is complete kids!! Hakuna matata everyone!! 💥👊😆💥😘🤌

[@matthewmorton7386]

You get what you vote for😆💀

[@throttleblipsntwistedgrips1992]

So beautiful to witness the overtaxed 'haven' and 'sanctuary state' failing so miserably 😂😂😂

[@kpdvw]

what a bunch of BS from the City! When My can gets destroyed./ damaged they give me replacement can for free! (Holladay, Utah.)...!

[@Itsmedicinal]

Not just San Diego I’m up in Northern California and the trash company here has broken 3 of my bins and I’ve had to pay for get them replaced

[@radolfkalis4041]

WOW. Just, WOW.

[@trainsplanesandotherthings5187]

Having 3 bins is just dumb... We use to have one and were forced to have 3 now instead of one truck showing up 3 trucks show up making all kinds of noise starting at 6am..

[@ChicagoS14T]

This is why California is falling apart and the nation as a whole needs to really start to work om itself. We are rivaling 3rd world countries now

[@yolyprog2561]

Can they all file a class action lawsuit for this? Everyone needs to take time off and get together to file a class action lawsuit!

[@Juice_2288]

I used to talk to the workers in-person, trying to avoid a call, but one time, they spilled all the trash from one of my cans ( video proof), They saw it and didn't clean it up. I called to complain. The next week, they stacked all the empty cans up-against my gate, trying to prevent me from getting out, I guess. This is just one incident. If they are angry at life and their job, don't take it out on us, get a different job!

[@markmoreno7295]

We have similar issues, only our city does replace them if I call. I don't worry about stink because I compost. All food scraps (except bones and eggshells) go into my compost pile. I also have a compost drum. The drum works better but won't hold bigger yard trimmings.

[@NicholasGurney-l2l]

If that's the least of your worries in that city your blessed

[@sneemanmeanssnowman]

I find it so strange that someone from the trash service would put the lid on that pole

[@zombieshoot4318]

My can was recently replaced. The city I live in replaces them after a time because they do fall apart. It's part of the trash services. Now if you break it before that time you'll have to pay but the cans in this report are clearly old and that's why they are falling apart. Years of being outside in the sun will do that. The city should be replacing them.