Shane Gleeson

We had people dumpster diving, so they were literally jumping into the big ones, throwing all the sacks out onto the street, slicing open the bags, leaving, you know, 15, 20 bags worth of rubbish on the ground.

And in fairness, the local council worked with us and they created a steel wall in the alleyway so we could put them behind closed doors.

So that did work.

We did have to, yes.

Otherwise you're left with, and obviously if you have 15 bags of rubbish in a lane overnight, you're going to draw the undesirable four-legged things.

So you don't want rats or anything like that around the place.

So you have to stop it.

You have to prevent it happening.

Yeah, it's completely unexpected.

I didn't foresee this.

I didn't know this was going to happen.

I'm all in favour of the recycling.

It's just a pity some people take it to extremes.

We have the steel city bins around the city and they all have the tool now to open those bins.

So they open the city ones and put out the bins to go through them as well.

Now, not everybody throws rubbish around the grounds at

just an element of it.

But we'd have guys open the steel bin outside our shop five, six times every day.

Now four or five of them will just close the bin and put it back.

But then you have the odd fella that'll pull it out, throw it on the ground to open it.