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February 28, 2023

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Mark Lucchesi

Joe, so besides paying Recology each month we can sign up and pay another 15.00 to the new guys in town? What’s the advantage, or what’s the point? Mark

Joe

I think it rests on two principles. First, Ridwell takes things Recology doesn't. Second, you can be more assured the stuff actually gets recycled. If that makes you feel good it's also better than some idiot telling you to rewire your whole house and buy more expensive appliances and furnaces that don't work as well as your old stuff :-)

hollyroller@ gmail.com

Gentlemen. Gentlemen.
What's "The Back Story?"

Paloma Ave

Another company wanting to pick the pockets of local residents who have been convinced that THEY are destroying the planet?

hollyroller@ gmail.com

Oh.
Hello "Hillsider."

Joe

Gents (if it's still OK to say that),

I'm not endorsing them or vilifying them. But if a B'game do-gooder want to pony up $180/yr to feel better about themselves, so be it. It ain't picking the pocket if you invite them into your wallet.

As I said above, there are plenty of enforced ordinances that aren't voluntary to complain about. Wait until I do the post about the Utter Nonsense being foisted on our small local merchants regarding becoming their own little recycling centers for bottles and cans. You won't believe it.

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