Should the RE-Turn scheme be scrapped?

[Hallbopping]

No one wants this scam

You're only attention seeking repeatedly pretending otherwise.


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Nope. I genuinely support the scheme.

And I’ve never heard anyone in RL complain to me about the scheme.

Some people are anti change and that’s fine but it’s the height of arrogance to think that everyone else sees things the way you do.

 

[Hallbopping]

But this is typical you. Agree with me and you’re fine and we’ll keep the echo chamber going strong.

Disagree with me and you’re attention seeking, out of touch, wumming, obsessive, in favour of something so awful that it’s unbelievable that you could even say it.

This trick is getting boring.

 

[Colonel Lee Fields]

Grow up ya big baby.

 

[Hallbopping]

Says the man that can’t hack someone disagreeing with him without throwing a hissy fit.

 

[Colonel Lee Fields]

Yawn

Great argument, well made.


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[Crisp Sandwich]

or
c) Bin it in one of the four re-turn machines up there

That's a viable option if you want to take the water onto the plane with you alright.

Everything at an airport hideously expensive shocker.

That's not the point that I was making but fair enough.

I didn't even mention the fact that the water costs 3.95 before adding the RE-Turn deposit to it...

 

[Colonel Lee Fields]

That's a viable option if you want to take the water onto the plane with you alright.



That's not the point that I was making but fair enough.

I didn't even mention the fact that the water costs 3.95 before adding the RE-Turn deposit to it...

I just throw a few coppers into the 'take a bottle of water and pay 2euro' thing as you come out of the duty free.

 

[Bonbon12]

Just how desperate for attention are you?


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No one wants this costly scam and the calls for it to be scrapped are only getting started

You'll be waiting I'd say. Over 3 billion bottles and cans returned so far and zero cost to government

 

[Hallbopping]

You'll be waiting I'd say. Over 3 billion bottles and cans returned so far and zero cost to government

Correct and zero cost to people who return the cans and bottles. The people who don’t return are contributing to profits made by the scheme.

 

[Colonel Lee Fields]

You'll be waiting I'd say. Over 3 billion bottles and cans returned so far and zero cost to government

Poor old Greengrass in such a state hes now arguing in favour of carting around bags of rubbish and paying higher bin charges lol.


The other fella is just attention seeking.

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