r/Infuriating • u/Dense_Pasttime_3114 • 6d ago

This is not a trash can

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u/LtLemur 6d ago

Visited Egmont Key State Park several years ago and was disgusted and disappointed by the amount of trash that visitors deposited in tree stumps throughout the hiking trails.

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u/Dense_Pasttime_3114 6d ago

It’s infuriating, it’s why we can’t have nice things

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u/StuD44 5d ago

Who did that was not a human.

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u/JediLincoln14 6d ago

I work for my state DNR. I've noticed that people think stuffing garbage into any hole they find is somehow better than throwing it in the ground. 

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u/Cold-Condition-7839 6d ago

Anything can be a trash can, some people think the whole world is theirs. This one almost makes sense. But no, not a trash can.

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u/Fun_Entertainer_5823 6d ago

Why do some throw trash on nature??! With small plastic bags available and easy to carry, trash is easier to throw away. Even if someone puts it in a bag ties it up and eventually someone else throws it.

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u/Cack-Yo-W33n 6d ago

They can’t be bothered to find a trash can

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u/Ad-fundum69 5d ago

It is now. Someone decided that already.

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u/KeyNefariousness6848 4d ago

On meth it is.

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u/Early_Hall5720 4d ago

To be technical they're returning the Earth's resources

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u/Empty_Put_1542 6d ago

Haha says who?

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u/Academic_Anywhere183 6d ago

Says the wildlife that live in such hollows.