Jonathan Byrne

I mean, that's what we're dealing with.

That this initiative was, as Martino correctly said, designed to get this PET plastic recycled and reused so we're not, you know, burning dead dinosaurs or taking oil out of the ground or whatever we're doing.

But now the human element is...

It means that people are doing this because this is a way to make money.

I mean, it's technically, it's not stealing because you're taking stuff out of the bin.

Do you see it as stealing?

I was just going to say, if they cut themselves on the broken glass, then it's going to be Shane Gleeson's problem, isn't it?

No, it's certainly not going to be cheap.

Shane Gleeson, owner of a few spa shops in Limerick.

Thank you for that.

Martina, back to you, Martina Devlin.

I suppose let's ask ourselves why people are doing this.

It's not because they love rummaging through bins.

It's presumably because this is a way to make a few bob.

Are we dealing with people who might have addiction problems?

Are we dealing with chancers?

I mean, who are we dealing with here?

Who was the person who robbed your bottle?

Great.

I'm going to use that from now on.