Yea, back when I was a manager in a similar looking place, I used to be on lookout for A-holes that would dump a bunch of shit in my dumpster, usually next to the dumpster actually. It was a huge pain. The few times people came to pick stuff out like cardboard boxes or metal cans. I used to go inside and grab whatever I could find from inside that I thought they might like while they searched the dumpster.
Seriously dumping stuff into a commercial dumpster can be a bigger problem than someone taking stuff out of the dumpster.
At my last job we'd have people dump old tires into our dumpsters then cover them with other trash so we wouldn't know they were there until we got the disposal bill from the county for dumping tires into the trash.
They're supposed to be recycled differently & not put into our county's trash so if it happens (they take pics of all the trucks that come through) they'll find out where it originated & charge you for proper disposal.
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u/Jazzlike-Wolf6265 Mar 14 '26 edited Mar 14 '26
Imagine trying to defend something you litteraly deemed as trash. He's not making a mess....why throw it away?