The other day I got a take away coffee on Kastanienalle and then walked down a side street. There were 0 trash bins in sight even though there were many cafes and businesses around. I held my trash in my backpack but was thinking how every shop that offers takeaway packaging should be required to put a trash bin out front, at least while the business is open, and BSR needs to have more permanent ones on the streets too.
"The population grew last year, but just in Berlin".
According to the RBB article, it also grew in Hamburg and Bremen. Or did I misunderstand?
"“When trash piles up, many people feel like the city no longer belongs to them.""
I would think the causality runs the other way.
Oops, you're right about Bremen and Hamburg.
The other day I got a take away coffee on Kastanienalle and then walked down a side street. There were 0 trash bins in sight even though there were many cafes and businesses around. I held my trash in my backpack but was thinking how every shop that offers takeaway packaging should be required to put a trash bin out front, at least while the business is open, and BSR needs to have more permanent ones on the streets too.
🤔 just out of curiosity, why would allowing dogs be one more reason for you to avoid IKEA?
Personally, I think it makes the whole experience so much fun! 😄
Sorry, not a dog lover. I find them pretty annoying at times.
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If I wanted to play with a dog, i would go to a park not to Ikea
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