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								      			Sunset  Disposal      rvice,   :Inc.
<br />  			June  16,   1932  ---  Page  2
<br />  			She  couldn't  ex-ola .n,   of  course ,   why  there  was  no  tag  cn.  the
<br />  			can,   no  tag  on  the  door,  why  no  one  had  told  us  this  wtieen we
<br />  			called  Monday  (and  if  your  route  :nen  are  in  by  4:00  P  :.' a ,   it 's
<br />  			possible  the  Daperwork  was  in  by  5: 00  P-11,   when we  cal.'i ed) ,
<br />  			why  no  one  bothered  to  tell  us  this  Tuesday  when we  ca:'.led,   or
<br />  			why  she  didn't  look  this  un  in  the  first  place  on 6Nednesday
<br />  			when  I  called,   rather  than just  tell  me  it  would  be  picked
<br /> 			,up  Thursday.     If  I  had  just  accepted  her  statement  that,  it
<br />  			would  be  nicked  up  the  next  day,   she  wouldn't have  loo  ed  it
<br />  			up,   but  because  I  was  mad  etough  by  then,   she  did  what  should
<br />  			have  been% done  t'+londay,   or  Tuesday  at  the  latest.
<br />  			She  asked  me  to  check  the  can,   so  I  did.    Sure  enough,   it  hadn't
<br />  			been  full  when  my  husband  put  it  out  Sunday  evening,   so  he  fin-
<br />  			ished  it  off  with  weeds  with  dirt  on  the  roots-      aut  -_  too .h   ;vy?
<br />  			My, husband  carried  it  out  to  the  curb.    A  delivery  man ;iioved  it
<br />  			so  he  could  get  into  the  driveway.     I  moved  it  back  aft.�er  he  left.
<br />  			l'donderi.ng  ,tow  heavy  it  really  caval,   11�icked  it  up.    Th  t  should
<br />  			tell  you  how  heavy  it  really  is .     I  told  the  girt  I  wa-w1't  going
<br />  			to  pay  : 5. 00  to  have  someone  cone  out  and  pick  it  up	it  would
<br />  			just  sit  there.
<br />  			;inclosed  is  a  copy  of  the  letter  we  got  from  you  when  ,you  were
<br />  			taking  over  this  "refuse  collection  contract.       It  say,,:,  nothing
<br />  			whatever  about  size  of  container,  what  you  can  or  can' t:  put  in  it,
<br />  			or  how  heavy  it,  can  or  can't  be.     If  1  can  tick  up  thi:,  can,
<br />  			surely  your  strong,   healthy  :nen,  who  do  this  every  day  for  a
<br />  			living,   can  rick  it  up.
<br /> 			Webster's  definition  of  garbage/refuse  is  "Unwanted  or  aseless
<br />  			material. "    ode  don 't  have much  kitchen  garbage  as-' a  good  part  of
<br />  			It  goes  in  the,  coin-post  pile ,   a.rld  all  alu:.nznun  cant;,   nev iIpapers ,
<br />  			and  most  of  the  glass  is  recycled.     So  we  don't  feel  dere  is
<br />  			anything  wrong  with  filling  u;>  the  can  with  any  other  ttjoe  of
<br />  			"refute    that  we  might  have.     If  one  of  us  can  pick  it   gyp,  we
<br />  			think urour  nen  should  be  able  to.   They  have  been,   unti J   now.
<br /> 			Since  your,  crir    :_    ays  it  would  cost  us   p j.00  to  have  so::i�eone  .coxae
<br /> 			.out  and  r�ck,  urj  this  can  (after  we  take  the  dirt  out) "
<br />   																	then  I
<br /> 			want  to  go  do  record  as  saying-  that  l  think ' you  owe' us   '05. 00  (at
<br />  			least)  for  the  f ollowi ng s
<br />     					,ar  Clot  PZcliinS?  i1r)  our    cll'uct  E'  On  June  14,   1�i `%' .
<br />     							Gr J   irag  us  wit    you    definition  of  '°rr: fuse"
<br />    					is ,   If  :it  is  Jiffere  t  tl-),_ n  ';ebster's  definit:i.r)n.
<br />      					c,r  not  tel.l.ing  us    f.  you  lave  a  weight  li,nit ; tion.
<br />     					,11_)wover,  we  'nave  no   >_a,l as  and  can  only  guess  at
<br />     					the  wet  ht. )												�     �
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