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    1. winnie_pooh94 on

      Lazy pigs! Poor staff dealing with this rubbish! If you return bottles and cans be a normal human being and clean after yourself, but people who leave this behind are the ones who think staff are their slaves. I might get downvoted but I don’t care!

    2. Important-Field1995 on

      These fuckin machines though, I’ve mentioned it before I use the ones in Newcastle like big washing machines. Empty the entire bag in, Separate area to dispose of the bags sinks to wash your hands and another receptacle to throw away the non returnables.

      It can be made more user friendly and efficient

    3. RomfordWellington on

      Scruffbags. I feel sorry for the staff left with all that

    4. Notherugsdontwork on

      Throw this return scheme bollix into the bin & go back to putting plastic bottles into the recycling bin we have at home

    5. AdBoring9620 on

      Simple really, we’re dirty feckers.

      Every roadside is lined with rubbish.

    6. douglashyde on

      This scheme is an absolute mess. They claim litter is down, however in the cities, there is now streets that have bin bags ripped open. I’ve seen homeless and addicts going into property to root through green bins. The machines are always full. And remember, this is not free money, it’s claiming your own money back.

      Even without dirtbags like in the photo, this is not only not convenient, it has does very little to increase the quality of our recycling waste as their was already a large adoption of our Green Bins.

    7. Big_Pay_3491 on

      This is lidl I use and they used to have a bin right beside the machine for bags and non returnables but for some reason they got rid of it. All machines should really come with a bin and somewhere to wash up after

    8. Crackabis on

      That spot needs twice the amount of return machines or else bring in the bulk ones in Newcastle, very busy area. Lazy bastards all the same

    9. Melmoth1780 on

      People will blame the system when the problem is really the people. Like, a bin, no matter how big it is, has a finite capacity. If I go to the machines and they’re full or not working, or the bin beside them is full, I don’t just think “fuck it” I’ll just my rubbish here “cos sure it’s the system’s fault not mine.” No responsibility, no consequences, and no love for the place they live — no matter how many tricolours the hang up.

    10. Funkdini on

      That’s a lot of plastic waste being created…. if only people could have put cans and bottles in their recycling bins at home.

    11. oshinbruce on

      Its shite behaviour but when your on your 3rd sticky smelly bag of cans and the machines rejected its 50th can I have also had the temptation to feck and dump the lot

    12. NeatResident6544 on

      There’s nothing really wrong with people, it’s the scheme which is to blame.

      If you make an inconvenient chore for people just to get their money back on products they spent their whole life buying and recycling at home without issue, you will see natural resentment to the authority like this. People are not going to go above and beyond taking home sticky bags and cans or bottles that didn’t properly scan simply for “civic duty”.

      You have to put old school recycling beside these re-return schemes for this to function properly, so that people would have to go out of their way to be a mess. This is simply the bare minimum form of protest they have available for a scheme which highly inconveniences them.

    13. jackahern7 on

      The lidl machines break so often. I get the frustration. You collect Your cons? You logged on to a supermarket and when you try to return them, the machine doesn’t work. Umm. So yes, I get that frustration. I don’t condone it. However, you’re putting in the effort and you’re told, well, not today, son, not today. There was no need for this, it was falling before the green bin did the job. This is just an extra chore for people in an already busy lives.

    14. aflockofcrows on

      No consequences for being a cunt, so cunts have no incentive to not be cunts.

    15. Far-Effective-6174 on

      Saw a lad today with a bag of cans emptying them into the machine. One can was rejected and he instantly fucked it straight out on to the road. Lads like that don’t give a shite. You can’t just blame the system.

    16. NemesisCR on

      It’s not what I would do, but when the machines don’t accept perfectly good cans and bottles I wouldn’t expect anything else to be done with them.

    17. Diligent-Ad4777 on

      They have to return bottles resulting in tens of thousands of manhours being wasted inserting plastic bottles into a slot. 

    18. With this amount of that the problem is definitely in the machine!

    19. ProlapsedRectum- on

      The scheme has unintentionally been used to outsource Dublin City’s recycling to the homeless. I cannot decide whether it’s evil or not.

      On one hand, having people already condemned to life on the street degraded further by rummaging through refuse is shameful. What little dignity they have left is lost as they march from bin to bin carrying a bag empty cans. It’s abhorrent that this is what they need to do this.

      But in a growingly cashless society, where nobody has change to throw in their coffee cups, is this a necessary evil? Collecting bottles guarantees they will have some money to buy food; without this system it’s a luck-of-the-draw whether you’ll have a hot dinner or go hungry each day.

    20. AssetBurned on

      As much as I like to agree that everything is because of the users… but there is so much wrong with this setup in general and the maintainance. Those machines are for small quantities and so are bins next to them…. But especially on the weekends people come with one or two big bin bags from collecting cans in the parks and streets or next to concerts. This machines are then stopping as you load them to fast and suspect fraud or do not recognise the barcode as the cameras on the inside are covered with sticky liquids and dirt. … ad on top that the staff is not given the time to remove the full containers… and then users get frustrated and leave their stuff behind.
      In the meantime the organisation managing this system claims that thousands of cans are not returned…. Give us proper machines and not the ones that are sold off by shops on the continent who bought newer high capacity with better detection rates and offer to get universal vouchers and not just based for the shop where the machine stands… why the frack can I return a Tesco house brand at the Lidl machine but not spend the money at Tesco? Lidl is screw g the system by offering vouchers you can actually buy proper stuff with (not like Poundland and other tiny shops that would have capacity in their machines but no one knows what to buy for 15 euros there) so yeah Lidl machines are in high demand.

    21. significantrisk on

      I know, what sort of major malfunction is going on with the sort of fucking idiots who chose that sort of machine for the stupid scheme instead of much more user friendly options?

      And the eejits who didn’t put great big normal bins beside the machines for the inevitable bycatch.

      The fuck, indeed, is wrong with them?

    22. justwanderinginhere on

      When the machines came out first they were advertised as having bins for rejected items and the likes. I see loads have now removed these or blocked them. The ones at our local supervalue have even blocked off the chute where people used to be able to put the rejects in.

    23. demoneclipse on

      As society grows beyond a village where everyone knows each other and have to be accountable, lack of law enforcement means there are no consequences to bad behavior, which has been clearly escalating.

    24. Square_Channel_9469 on

      To be fair why isn’t there any reject bins. Or a slot for rejects on the machine that crush them anyways if there’s no return tag. Throwing the rejects onto the road not to be recycled seems to defeat the purpose

    25. tightlines89 on

      How a scheme like this is not run by the government which returns the investment back into society is beyond me. Another FF FG masterpiece

    26. What do you expect when people drive to the supermarket with a bag or two of cans and bottles, queue for ages, the machine goes out of order, you wait for it to be fixed, and the first bottle you put in comes back and an instruction to insert it the other way around for some unknown reason that doesn’t also apply to cans, the next bottle is a perfectly ordinary Ballygowan, undamaged, but it gets rejected as “can’t be read”, and you work your way through the whole bag and have 5 random cans and bottles left at the end, your hands are sticky and smelly, there’s nowhere to put the rejected cans and bottles or the bag you brought them in, and you’ve just taken 30 minutes to regain €7, but you may still have to pay for parking and you haven’t done your shopping yet and still have to drive home and now your blood pressure is up!

      That’s what’s up with people!

      18 months ago, you just would have put them in your own green bin.

    27. YesterdayIsatoutside on

      Whats wrong with the shops that don’t empty their machines and complain when they have to? Oh and the ones that don’t have a recycle bin for the cans that don’t work

    28. Herner_Werzog1 on

      Why am I paying a deposit for those select cans that are not accepted by the machine. It’s thievery. It’s fucking bullshit.

    29. SmellAccomplished940 on

      I hate this stupid return scheme I dont blame anyone for getting pissed off with it. Not everyone has time to now have to return some big corpos plastic THEY produced only to get the money back as a store coupon and a large amount of the time they just dont work for some reason. Stupid

    30. dublingamer44 on

      and they removed the barrier to lock me bike to in there to put this fuckin stupid thing in ….great idea when theres no scrotes around!!

    31. Silenceisgrey on

      I’m originally from whitestown and i am not surprised in the least. Some real fucking characters from there.

    32. SquashyRoo on

      We have a widespread cultural problem with caring about others and our surroundings. It expresses itself in different ways and levels.

    33. sarcasticcheesecake on

      Our local Tesco HAD regular bins for the black sacks or whatever you brought them in but got rid of them cause they want to push you to buy a special bin to store and transfer them in. No bins around anymore so you have to bring the black around shopping with you then till you find a bin no wonder people are just saying fuck that and leaving it there

    34. Acceptable_Wing on

      Apathy, laziness and just pure dickheadery. If it doesn’t immediately affect them…

    35. Richiepunx on

      We’re absolutely horrendous at the old “If someone else has done something wrong already, sure fuck it.” I’ve noticed this happening with frightening occurrence at traffic lights too.

      Cars tailgating each other through red lights.

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