"Cheri" wrote in message ...


"Ophelia" > wrote in message
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> wrote in message ...
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> On Sun, 14 Aug 2016 17:15:53 +0100, "Ophelia" >
> wrote:
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>>"Nancy Young" wrote in message ...
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>>On 8/14/2016 11:23 AM, Ophelia wrote:
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>>> lol I used to see wrappers between the shop and the school where I used
>>> to live and it became a real mess. Someone complained to the school and
>>> I never saw any mess after that.
>>
>>For a long time, someone was trying to get a McDonald's into my
>>town, they kept getting shot down. Finally they got the go ahead
>>but No drivethru and they are in trouble if their packaging starts
>>showing up as litter. So far, so good.
>>
>>nancy
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>>Excellent!! I know a retired chap who tell me he is working part time for
>>... hmm it is either McD's or Burgerking, working as a groundsman! I
>>think
>>he keeps the plants tidy and makes sure no mess.
>>
>>I don't use them but I think it is an excellent idea.
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> When we lived downtown we were pretty much the mid-way point between a
> McDogs and a high school. I complained regularly, as did our
> neighbours, to the principal but nothing came of it. So it's usually
> clean around those joints but look eating distance away and there's
> the junk. Now, around here, it is mostly coffee mugs, unfortunately
> like the Keurig pods, they are not recylable.
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> That is exactly how it used to be as I mentioned above. A word with the
> school sorted that out. I don't know what they did but no mess.

I never contacted the school, but I have seen students out picking up trash
from the parking lot. They were actually cheerleaders on a Saturday, so
guess they got the message over there without me.

Cheri
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Good. I never contacted the school either but it is obvious someone did



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