Many mornings I come in to things left by the dumpster. This morning I find some busted up shelves that could have easily fit into the dumpster, along with some other stuff.
This was a recliner, during that same morning, "conveniently" placed next to an AC unit by the climate controlled buildings.
This is the office of one of the other storage facilities I work at. This is the slowest location.
This is the desk.
This
is another location I work at. It's brand new. I don't mind working at
this one so much. It's busy in that I rent a lot of units, but there's
not much else to do yet.
This is the view from the front of the office. Can't beat it.
It fascinates me how many toys get left behind. It makes me think of a child who has lost their toy and can't find it. I remember as a kid losing something like my favorite toy car and being devastated. I wonder how much sadness is caused by toys being left behind.
Many times when people move out, they end up throwing away most of their stuff. Most of it won't fit in the dumpster. Here are some chairs. The Green one was gone by the time I passed by again.
Some fun noodles, a bed, and some other miscellaneous trash left by the dumpster. Yes, that's a no dumping sign right above the "dumped" trash.
