He was reviewing his security footage when he noticed something odd — the neighbor casually walking up, lifting his trash can lid, and tossing in her garbage before heading back home. The next morning, he approached her and calmly said he had it all on camera. She looked shocked…... then defensive. It might seem small, but it’s still about respect. A quick “Hey, can I use your bin?” could’ve avoided the tension. Sometimes it’s not the trash that stink. Itt’s the entitlement. Is it really a big deal, or does it cross a boundary when someone uses your property without asking?show more

He wasn’t reviewing anything. He was doing a skit with poor acting in an attempt to engagement farm.

Bins are tagged and recorded at time of pickup. If drugs or related illicit items are found in a garbage truck or at a dump sight then they can be traced back to the bin it was in. So if your neighbor decided to use your bin to discard their drugs or devices, THEN YOU would be the one, at least initially, to get arrested, your house ransacked, you accounts frozen, possibly fired, you name slandered, and property seized! Other penalties could be brought if the neighbor throws away chemicals, paints, or other disallowed items. So, yeah! It’s should be a big deal if they improperly and rudely use someone else’s trash can!

I’m sure there’s a porn version of this acting when he dumps a load on her for letting her use his garbage can

A call fake! Aint nobody who have a neighbor looking like that throwing their trash out in your bin. This is a start to some cheap 90’s porno.

Terrible acting, and the dude’s voice isn’t coming from the Ring speaker, he’s standing behind the camera. This is worse than AI..

What percentage of viewers might actually believe this is real?

just because you’re a cute ditzy little female doesn’t mean that you can get away with anything in your heart desires.

Dude. She can use my bin ANYTIME she wants.

if there was no camera and she dumped something illegal inside his trash and the cops find it, what do you think would happen?

And some people do not know how to get to the point. I need room in my garbage bin, which I pay for, for my garbage. You adding your garbage to my bin and filling it up is where I have an issue. So take your trash and leave. Simple...

Its entitlement. Take that trash out and dump it on her yard if she doesnt take it out of your bin

It crosses a clear boundary. Even something as small as a trash can is your property, and using it without permission shows a lack of respect. A simple “Can I?” would have avoided conflict, it’s less about the garbage and more about respecting personal space and ownership.

My municipality charges monthly for each bin a household chooses to pay for. What this represents is a household that doesn't want to pay the price of an extra bin thinking they'll quietly fill the trash bins their neighbor pays for. We aren't the same county I grew up in (culture nor people).

She looks a little dressed up for taking out the garbage.

@wickedcece315 Open communication with your neighbors could solve this. They probably wouldn’t care if you had asked.

Who dressed this way to throw out trash?

Since I’m paying for my service, yes, it matters

It's a trespass as well as being incredibly rude and selfish

Sigh…

It's a big deal. Especially when a neighbor fills up your recycle bin with their old smelly trash AFTER it's been picked up for that week. I took it out and threw it on their drive way.

I called my neighbor out on this about 10 years ago and she removed her trash and never spoke to me again or spoke kindly about me. She was 75 years old at the time. Some people never grow up and they never grow manners.

Looks like the beginning of a porno movie, the acting is just as good.

You're responsible for the bin contents if it's at your house. No one has a right to use your bins.

My municipality charges monthly for each bin a household chooses to pay for. What this represents is a household that doesn't want to pay the price of an extra bin thinking they'll quietly fill the trash bins their neighbor pays for. We aren't the same county I grew up in (culture nor people).

True story. At my business some a** filled our expensive dumpster with a huge sofa (mail w/his address in cushions!). SO. That night, me and friends loaded it on my truck and dropped it in his front yard. big expensive suburban home.

It's called illegal dumping

I can't believe that these are real people. This can't be real, because what person would even have a conversation this long? It would be about 20 seconds and then I would probably just go out, argue with her, just shove the trash back at her, and tell her to leave.

Its called theft of service

It’s not about the trash it’s about respect. A quick Can I use your bin, would’ve made all the difference

I would have launched that trash bag back on her front porch. Had a neighbor years ago that let their dog out to crap in my yard. I started shoveling it up and tossing it on their back porch. They stopped letting the dog roam real quick.

@projectmagahp Never assume - else you end up embarrassed or in a bad situation. Maybe he pays by how much is in the trash can - ask first before assuming it’s ok.

Entitlement in small things usually signals bigger attitude problems. A simple ask costs nothing—respect shouldn’t be optional. ”

Simple. Lady go buy your own can. 45 bucks at Walmart

my brother in Christ.. socrates wasn't this poetic.