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> which is basically a dime for a can. It's your dime, that you've paid. Included in the price. Same thing exists in Sweden for plastic, for example. Usually
by zx8080 3y ago
> which is basically a dime for a can.
It's your dime, that you've paid. Included in the price. Same thing exists in Sweden for plastic, for example.
Usually such schemes are basically incentives for homeless (or poor) people to clean up streets paid from the can buyers pockets.
- hansvm 3y agoThat'd be an okay outcome probably. In my area you instead see both trash and recycling cans emptied into the street as an easy source of cans.
- Dalewyn 3y agoIt still costs me my time and money to (re-)get that dime. As far as I'm concerned, that ain't worth it; they can keep the dime and deal with the can in the trash bin, I couldn't care less.