Redditor Wants To Dispose Of Her Roommate’s Terrible Dog Fence Without Her Knowing And Throws It Into Neighbor’s Can, Triggers A Series Of Vengeful Acts Against Them
While traveling through a highway, we notice piles of trash laying alongside the road. Typically, the trash piles are left exposed to the elements and the outside world.
Rarely do these have a scant covering, which frequently draws pests or animals. These dumps are occasionally burned outside, which can generate harmful smoke and fumes.
Additionally, there have been situations where enough heat was produced to start spontaneous combustion. In some cases, garbage is improperly disposed of in rivers, canals, or used to fill soil depressions.
Therefore, suitable waste disposal techniques should be used to avoid such situations. The OP in today's story chose to dispose of trash in a neighbor's can, but the trash made its way back to her.
You see, one of the OP's roommates put up this ugly orange construction fencing in their backyard for her dog. The landlord came by and commented that he didn't like it, and the lawn guy might not mow their lawn with it up.
So the OP decided to take it down and told her roommate that the landlord was responsible. She trashed it in a neighbor's can a few houses down to avoid the possibility of her roommate discovering it, but the trash was waiting for her on their front lawn the next morning.
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The OP writes
[deleted]The OP lives in a house with three roommates
[deleted]The OP awoke to the orange fencing smack dab in the middle of their front lawn
[deleted]They got a notice and a fine from the city for having it out there
[deleted]The OP believes that the neighbor who's can she put the fencing in, is the likely culprit
[deleted]Here are a bunch of comments from redditors in response to the reddit thread
RedditThis Redditor suggests getting cameras as well
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According to this Redditor...
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People have a bill for garbage services
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Use cameras to find out the culprit
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You chose the wrong neighbor's can
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You took the matter in your hands
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Putting trash in other people's bin puts the home owner at risk
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This Redditor needed more info and the OP supplied the answers
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It's rude to put your trash in other people's cans
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What does it matter what goes into it?
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This Redditor lists why the OP is at fault
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The OP agrees that the matter is indeed complicated
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This Redditor advices the OP to use this as an important lesson
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You have strange neighbors
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You took something that didn't belong to you
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There are a couple of frat houses on the streets
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Whoever is doing that is unhinged
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Get your camera or ring device
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The long-term effects of disposing of trash wrongly can result in several issues. These can include leaching harmful substances into subsurface water sources and the deterioration of soil quality, amongst other things.
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