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minus-squarejonne17•2 months agolinkfedilinkIt makes sense for densely populated areas, not quite in the suburbs where I bet they just use plastic bags or wheelie bins like everyone else. Not sure if wheelie bins will actually work in New York City, as where the fuck are you going to store them if you live in a studio?
minus-squareampersandrewEnglish2•2 months agolinkfedilinkI’m not sure if you live in NYC, but there will typically be a courtyard next to big apartment buildings, often home for a trash area for the entire complex, among other things.
It just looks way too expensive for the benefit.
It makes sense for densely populated areas, not quite in the suburbs where I bet they just use plastic bags or wheelie bins like everyone else.
Not sure if wheelie bins will actually work in New York City, as where the fuck are you going to store them if you live in a studio?
I’m not sure if you live in NYC, but there will typically be a courtyard next to big apartment buildings, often home for a trash area for the entire complex, among other things.