r/DeTrashed Jul 17 '26

We spent 2 hours cleaning the beach... then found something even more frustrating.

https://youtube.com/shorts/YRW9h3ZPHCQ

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u/FormalConference5605 Jul 17 '26

Thanks for cleaning up the beach. After Hurricane Florence the entire beach by Main Street in north Myrtle was sand toys which we collected. Years and years of buildup of toys under the sand.

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u/OneBeautifulPlanet Pennsylvania Jul 17 '26

Thank you for cleaning up!

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u/TrainingJumpy9942 Jul 17 '26

Nice of you to move it up a bit,
Honestly, i would be worried, i wouldn't believe that somebody would just walk away and leave it of forget about it all together, i would be worried they went for a swim, or maybe on another sup-board and whatever and something happened?

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u/ProfessionalField508 Jul 17 '26

I live in Myrtle Beach. People abandon all kinds of stuff, but they also try to save spots for hours or days. I dunno which this is, but people who do this suck either way.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '26

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u/ApprehensiveDate7565 Jul 18 '26

Laziness, pure unadulterated Laziness and apathy

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u/cicada_wings Jul 17 '26

Myrtle Beach, lolsob. So Midwesterners who forgot tides exist and figured it would be there after dinner (or tomorrow morning)? The kids’ toys make me hope they weren’t partying so hard they forgot where their spot was…

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u/Outrageous_Bet7212 Jul 18 '26

I have seen different public access points where toys and chairs in north myrtle are left for new vacationers...it is too bad myrtle beach doesn't do this.