Lol, neighbor lady does that here, funny thing is, the truck shows up 4am on monday anyways, might as well have the smallest can they offer. It is loud as heck if you have a window open. She uses someones dumpster at a car lot, some people are just frugal. Cripes, I end up finding a home for her burn pit ash, because she was dumping it over my old fence line. Couple of neighbors were dumping yard waste over my fence in another location, dump on me instead of paying. Years ago, the previous neighbor made a trail to the middle of the same old pasture, made a garbage/burn pile there, not wanting to pay for the service. My father hated litterbugs, not sure how this came about, but it was common, every rural residence had a burn pile or dump, some of them I have seen are a real mess. This guy being of the WWII generation, served in Korea too, where he came from, that's what they did I am sure, he could have picked a better spot though LOL !
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