At the request of The Society of Collectors of Empty Beverage Containers, the City has placed wire cages next to some trashcans at Kapiolani Park in Waikiki. I guess the idea is for the public to discard their empty soda cans and beer bottles in the separate wire cages.
8 comments:
great for the homeless population to cash in.
gigi- I've seen all walks of life rummaging for the 5¢. It's quite addicting I've heard.
leave whatevas... do you think they really mean that? I could imagine finding a discarded microwave or something. They said to leave whatevas. We could certainly use a few of those wire baskets around here.
I'm over at peheaoe.com now.
kahuku- the sign also says "take," so somebody might misinterpret it and appropriate it for their garden, vines.
I like it! I like it!
Kay- this is as basic as it gets, otherwise people might vandalize them. There are more designer models on Kalakaua Ave. adjacent to city trash receptacles.
I read it as take or leave whatevas.
kahuku- well, they meant recyclables (HI-5¢), but with all the third world people that abounds, they might take the wire cage to use as a wastebasket.
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