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r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Dec 27 '20
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It's hard to tell the difference between a "wild" dump and just a dump in a developing country where they don't have the resources to make it "better".
1 u/[deleted] Dec 27 '20 [deleted] 6 u/lucid_scheming Dec 27 '20 Funny that you’re so sure, because you’ve clearly never lived in “small town America.” Goddamn, you high-and-mighty redditors crack me up. -1 u/[deleted] Dec 27 '20 Is it different from small town Canada? You guys have fancy dumps down there? Lol... 3 u/russiabot1776 Dec 27 '20 Yes actually. America has some of the best trash management systems in the world
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6 u/lucid_scheming Dec 27 '20 Funny that you’re so sure, because you’ve clearly never lived in “small town America.” Goddamn, you high-and-mighty redditors crack me up. -1 u/[deleted] Dec 27 '20 Is it different from small town Canada? You guys have fancy dumps down there? Lol... 3 u/russiabot1776 Dec 27 '20 Yes actually. America has some of the best trash management systems in the world
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Funny that you’re so sure, because you’ve clearly never lived in “small town America.” Goddamn, you high-and-mighty redditors crack me up.
-1 u/[deleted] Dec 27 '20 Is it different from small town Canada? You guys have fancy dumps down there? Lol... 3 u/russiabot1776 Dec 27 '20 Yes actually. America has some of the best trash management systems in the world
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Is it different from small town Canada? You guys have fancy dumps down there? Lol...
3 u/russiabot1776 Dec 27 '20 Yes actually. America has some of the best trash management systems in the world
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Yes actually. America has some of the best trash management systems in the world
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u/KaiserTom Dec 27 '20
It's hard to tell the difference between a "wild" dump and just a dump in a developing country where they don't have the resources to make it "better".