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Dutch_12078 wrote:
I thought of this thread and chuckled today when I watched a soda distributor's driver dump 6-8 soda crates into the recycling dumpster at the marina we're parked next to after making his delivery. ๐
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NRALIFR wrote:
The OP is probably a customer of the local soda distributer.
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drsteve wrote:
They will stick it behind the building with the rest, and somebody will steal it, and use it as an RV step.
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Hammerhead wrote:
It's easy to find a Coke or Pepsi distributor. Just drop off the crate at a small-town store that sells soda and they will probably hold it for the truck driver. ๐
Finding a single-use paper cup from McDonald's is different than finding an item like milk crate or 2-liter crate designed for repeated use.
โJun-28-2017 12:06 PM
2012Coleman wrote:
Now - these people are really asking for it...
โJun-28-2017 12:05 PM
spoon059 wrote:Bumpyroad wrote:
I think they can cut down on number of cops on that force.
bumpy
I'm sure your comment was tongue in cheek (or I hope it was...) but you know that Timothy McVeigh was stopped for a simple traffic violation, turns out he committed the worst act of terrorism to hit the US at the time.
From reading the attached story, sounds like the arrestee was a career criminal and it is in the best interest of the jurisdiction if he is behind bars as much as possible.