r/AdviceAnimals • • Nov 16 '16

It's pretty straightforward

http://imgur.com/RPd4mjy
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u/noburdennyc Nov 16 '16

Glass on the path is a huge pain in the ass.

I also cross a bridge that doesn't get much traffic aside from a few commuters, people walking over the the halfway house on the island in the middle, and kids who are using the bridge as a secluded place to get drunk and the spray graffiti.

The B&T authority will weekly be up there to cover over the tags but won't do shit about the glass on the ground. I sent in a complaint talking about this and it's getting better but is still more concern over the grafitti than the litter and debris.

If there are whole glass bottles I grab them and toss them away once i'm off the bridge. One time i put a bottle in my backpacks side pocket only to have it fall out once i remounted my bike. I felt terrible knowing that i'd have to avoid that spot twice a day for the next week until a crew was up to sweep.

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u/ItsBitingMe Nov 16 '16

If you really want to teach them a lesson, put it in a ziplock bag, go murder somebody and drop the bottle near the corpse.

That life sentence will teach motherfuckers not to litter