What do you compost, recycle or throw into the garbage? It’s not that simple these days, so these cans at UCSF Mission Bay Campus can be a help.
The have photos of what goes where and also actual samples up there nailed to the wall. See? Your empty PopChips bag belongs in the garbage, for example.
You can’t do better than that.
Here’s the scene this morning at around 7:00 AM at the intersection of Polk and Golden Gate in the Civic Center/Tendeloin/Polk Gulch area near City Hall – the aftermath of a collision between a Sunset Golden Gate Debris Box transporter and a green, braked-equipped Masi single-speed bike rider. The cyclist had a helmet and her bike light was still flashing.
It’s hard to say who was at fault at this point. This is one of the “routine” accidents” we have in the City that you don’t hear about unless somebody dies. Are bike accidents increasing in San Francisco? Seems that way.
San Francisco Fire Department Wharf Rats on the job:
Here’s wishing a speedy recovery for the cyclist.
Here’s the problem – you phone book companies just assume that people want your product. En realidad, nobody wants phone books anymore.
What’s that? People like the coupons? Well, then just mail them the coupons, fine. What’s that? People can always call these 800 numbers to opt out of this whole meshugenah process? And then what? Get put on hold and then ”press 4, then 5, then 2…” Srsly?
Maybe most everybody in Witchita, Kansas likes your five pound paperbacks, but not out here on the west si-iiide of the country.
The horror – unwanted, soggy phone books. Click to expand:
And do you realize what people are doing with your pulped up dead trees? Setting portable toilets on fire, that’s what. Really. It’s supposed to be a secret, but do with this information as you will.
To review, nobody wants your product. All souls living in the 415 want to opt out of home delivery.
In the alternative, just put your books directly into the recycling bins out front to save us the trouble.
Please make a note of this for next year. Kthanxbye.
