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I have trouble believing that's real. Why would these workers bother?

• rhighhtfjhg 3y ago
  If you are paid by ad distributed wouldn’t you want to try to maximize the number of ads delivered in to the same apartment building?
  • Libcat99 3y ago
    Not through vandalism and scammyness, but maybe that's why I don't work in advertising.
• darkwater 3y ago
  The same reason we put 2-3 of them in the same letterbox or we trashed some packs at the end of a street (yeah I did that back in the '90s as a teenager). To work less and earn the same.
  • _Algernon_ 3y ago
    I mean at that point you could just put the entire stack in the nearest recycle bin and call it a day. Much more efficient! Much less of an annoyance to people.
    • darkwater 3y ago
      But that would be easily discovered. It had to be "good enough".
• kapep 3y ago
  I have no idea why they bother but the sticker on my post box and those of some neighbors were removed the third time now in the last 2 years. I know that they didn't remove them themselves because I talked with them and gave them new stickers. The kids in the house are either too small or to old to remove them so I can only assume it's the people distributing flyers. It sure is not the postman, he actually wrote a note asking everyone to put up those stickers because he didn't want to carry stuff that ends up in the trash anyway.
• marcus0x62 3y ago
  I've had door to door solicitors argue with me, after I pointed to my quite prominent "no soliciting" sign, that they weren't really "soliciting" but, rather, "marketing" and therefore the sign didn't apply to them. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯