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Posted on 9/14/17 at 4:24 pm to Tiger Ryno
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They were trying to capitalize personally during a time were all hands were needed for cleanup. You are telling me with the entire city flooded they couldn't find someone to help instead of trying to make money.
Welcome to Earth bro. What did you expect to find here?
Posted on 9/14/17 at 4:32 pm to Tiger Ryno
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If they were doing this a week or two later when everyone had mucked out their houses it wouldn't be an issue. The fact that they couldn't lift a finger to help any one of the thousands in need burned my arse
How in the frick do you know that he didn't flood, doesn't have any insurance, and is picking up scrap metal so he can try to make a few dollars to help put his house back together?
He was fricking WORKING his arse off trying to make a dollar. If it bothers the homeowners so bad, tell them to sell their own scrap. You know damn good and well they are going to be wondering where the government money is to help pay for poor decisions not to get flood insurance. Sell the scrap and that is that much less my taxes have to pay for.
Posted on 9/14/17 at 4:36 pm to Fratigerguy
Here are the problems with that.
1) the debris is supposed to be sorted and separated for pick up. When they dig through it the often undo the sorting.
2) this crap was in nasty water for days the risk of infection and health problem is more likely than just typical trash.
3) blocking the road.
4) not properly securing the trash and losing it on the freeway
1) the debris is supposed to be sorted and separated for pick up. When they dig through it the often undo the sorting.
2) this crap was in nasty water for days the risk of infection and health problem is more likely than just typical trash.
3) blocking the road.
4) not properly securing the trash and losing it on the freeway
Posted on 9/14/17 at 4:40 pm to Tiger Ryno
That's pretty insensitive. When we were out at a house, the roads were nearly impassable due to all the cars of folks that came to help clean up. Not to mention things needed to be arranged in specific piles for pickup. I can't imagine these opportunists did anything other than clog the streets even more for their own personal gain and frick up the order of piles.
I'm glad you told them to frick off. Tell those dumpster divers to hit the landfill with the rest of the selfish assholes.
I'm glad you told them to frick off. Tell those dumpster divers to hit the landfill with the rest of the selfish assholes.
Posted on 9/14/17 at 5:18 pm to upgrayedd
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If they're digging through the stuff at the road and not making a mess by scattering the pile, then I don't see the issue
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