They sell things that come in cups, or with napkins. Lots of people cycle/run/walk here instead of driving, seems pretty stupid.

Taking away the bins doesn’t mean you don’t produce rubbish…

Edit: I think there is still a bin IN the cafe, but most people eat/drink outside. Lots of people asking staff where the bins are. Still hypocritical I think though? (And still mildly infuriating to remove well used bins!)

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    Genuine answer here, as someone who volunteers for the parks. A lot of times the budgets are tight, depending on whose responsibility it is to clean up the area and what services are there/nearby, the staffing just isn’t available. Yeah it’s a pretty easy thing to do in theory, but in practice when it becomes “okay and 2 hours of your shift is driving out there and emptying the cans” it’s not a far leap to just “Remove the cans, make the snack stand dispose of their garbage on their own”

    I mean I get it, the cans are nice but also, like you’re an adult. Throw your trash away on your own.

    “But then people will throw it on the ground!” Okay then pay someone to stand out there and slap every idiot that thinks littering is okay because they couldn’t find a can in 10 seconds.

    It’s common decency in plenty of places around the world to take your garbage with you until you find a can. It’s not hard.

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      It’s common decency in plenty of places around the world to take your garbage with you until you find a can.

      But you’ve removed all the cans rather than fix your budgeting problems.

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        I’m sure the parking lot or your house has one. Why do you think other people should pay for your laziness to dispose of your own garbage?

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          That’s the function of the parks service. And it’s taxpayer money, so it’s my money paying for it too.

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            So now instead of them being able to provide other services they need to continue piddling money away so you can be lazy and throw your trash where you please?

            People don’t want to pay more taxes so you can just be lazy and need garbage cans every 20 feet dude… shitty take lmfao. They would much rather the money go to making things better, not perpetuating laziness and creating eyesores.

            Do you think people like seeing and smelling garbage bins while taking a nature walk?! Seriously?

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                They already have to because of the bins… remove them and people remove their garbage and all of a sudden. No garbage to look at it, no bins, no smell, no rodents and a pristine park.

                And you WANT to ruin it with excessive garbage cans to ease your laziness?

                You don’t return carts after shopping either I bet.