Tokyo’s trash-collecting samurai takes a fun, zany approach to cleanup

Re:Tokyo’s trash-collecting samurai takes a fun, zany approa... by droopyEyelids on Wednesday May 24, 2023 @02:47PM (#36062397)

Your logic is flawless, the problem is that you're using it to come up with a reason why not to clean up the yard/neighborhood/etc.

This means things don't improve!

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Re:Tokyo’s trash-collecting samurai takes a fun, zany approa... by jstarfish on Wednesday May 24, 2023 @03:24PM (#36062823)

Thanks, but nothing I said should lead to that conclusion. There will always be incidental debris. It helps when more than just a handful of people bother to clean it up. It also helps when people don't deliberately add to their workload.

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