"I Work In Mosquito Control. Everyday I Go Into Vacant Lots, Holding Ponds Swamps, Low Areas, Woodlands And Onto Residence Properties. This Is Typical Of What I Find"
"I've lost my faith in humanity. What we do defines us and this is what we do. We are not stewards of the land or caretakers. We are a blight. We are just vultures picking at the carcass of a dying world."
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Elaine 1 year ago
Tired of people complaining about throwing away food. If you gave day old food to the homeless, they could sue the pants of you if they get sick even if the food didn't do it.
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Waldo 1 year ago
Elaine,
then the problem may just be the culture of sueing_
then the problem may just be the culture of sueing_
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Pate 1 year ago
Waldo,
"sueing"
"sueing"
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Lodi 1 year ago
Waldo, a myth invented by corporations. Watch the documentary Hot Coffee, frivolous lawsuits aren't a thing, and no one has ever been sued for donating food.
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Dahl 1 year ago
Lodi, ...yet
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Lodi 1 year ago
Elaine, that's a myth. No one has EVER been sued for donating food. Many stores and restaurants do it without any issue.
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Midge 1 year ago
#13 soo buy more books then.. wait until you see artists who destroy old paperbacks for their sculptures lmao
aww you mad at the Walmart wasting food? go talk to the Walton family who doesn't give a crap about one load and helps makes prices low enough so you can afford things like that cheap phone
aww you mad at the Walmart wasting food? go talk to the Walton family who doesn't give a crap about one load and helps makes prices low enough so you can afford things like that cheap phone
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Jasper 1 year ago
#23 why? If we stop leaving the carts around willy nilly, you won't have a job collecting them, now would you
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Karonhappuck 1 year ago
Jasper, no no, hes right.
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Waldo 1 year ago
Jasper,
.and the shop wouldnt have to pay him and could lower prices for you
.and the shop wouldnt have to pay him and could lower prices for you
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Candy 1 year ago
#2 yeah right. We've seen posts like this before, but where the "victim" actually wrote the offensive comment themselves to gain likes.
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Rilly 1 year ago
#18 And if they decided to sell the pork, you would be accusing them of selling outdated pork to make a profit.
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Roz 1 year ago
Rilly,
Pretty sure it could have been frozen in order to preserve it, and then donated to zoos, animal shelters, and sanctuaries. Good PR for the company, too.
Pretty sure it could have been frozen in order to preserve it, and then donated to zoos, animal shelters, and sanctuaries. Good PR for the company, too.
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Gregory 1 year ago
#8, drop a dime to OSHA. That probably also counts as retaliation.
#18, I don't believe they can legally sell it past the date on the package.
#23, when I see a collection of carts like that the typical reason is that there's no cart corral in the area. I frequently stop at a nearby grocery where the main part of the lot has corrals but one area doesn't--you almost never see stray carts in the main area but you see them all the time in the area without a corral.
#18, I don't believe they can legally sell it past the date on the package.
#23, when I see a collection of carts like that the typical reason is that there's no cart corral in the area. I frequently stop at a nearby grocery where the main part of the lot has corrals but one area doesn't--you almost never see stray carts in the main area but you see them all the time in the area without a corral.
then the problem may just be the culture of sueing_
"sueing"
aww you mad at the Walmart wasting food? go talk to the Walton family who doesn't give a crap about one load and helps makes prices low enough so you can afford things like that cheap phone
.and the shop wouldnt have to pay him and could lower prices for you
Pretty sure it could have been frozen in order to preserve it, and then donated to zoos, animal shelters, and sanctuaries. Good PR for the company, too.
#18, I don't believe they can legally sell it past the date on the package.
#23, when I see a collection of carts like that the typical reason is that there's no cart corral in the area. I frequently stop at a nearby grocery where the main part of the lot has corrals but one area doesn't--you almost never see stray carts in the main area but you see them all the time in the area without a corral.