• cheers_queers@lemm.ee
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    3 months ago

    custodian checking in: if your university is anything like the school i work in, custodians are dumping it in the trash because nobody seems to know what can be recycled and the staff fill their recycle cans with trash. it’s not worth the time picking through it to salvage what you can.

    most of the stuff in the recycle bins in the rooms i clean cannot be recycled. food wrappers, Kleenex, etc. it’s a sham meant to make people feel better about themselves

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      3 months ago

      I always figured it was just because it was a sham as a whole and they didn’t really give a puck and nobody ever seemingly was watching them. Thank you for your input though, this is good stuff =)

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        3 months ago

        it’s possible they also didn’t care, but we do recycle the best we can in our district :)

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          3 months ago

          Oh yeah, I feel that too. Also feel your nickname ;D!

          I think a lot of people who are just trying to survive never really cared that much about a lot of things - recycling included.

          *Mind you, I know you can also get paid some solid $$$ for being a custodian cause I dated one and she made bank ass bucks.

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            3 months ago

            more people should consider being a school district custodian imo. i get health benefits, all federal holidays and weekends off, a union and a pension (yes, a pension. not 401k)… it’s hard work if you do it right, but can’t beat it for the benefits as an entry level job