Saturday, February 17, 2007
It's not just litter...
...it's M & S Litter.
Bussing it continues to be fun.
I was travelling through North London today. This young, well-dressed, woman got on the bus and sat in the seat opposite. She pulled out a magazine from a Marks & Sparks carrier bag and put the bag between her legs on the floor of the bus. She took out an advertising insert and put it in the same place. She got off the bus with the intention of leaving the M & S bag and insert behind on the floor. I had to beckon to her saying that she had forgot the said items. The bus was clean and tidy and void of any litter, but as soon as one item of litter is left it starts to regenerate itself geometrically - discarded newspapers, kentucky fried chicken boxes (complete with chicken bones) empty beer cans etc start to make the bus look like a dustcart. Yep, these are the people who shop at M & S. This is their mentality, they just cannot be arsed to take others and their environment into consideration.
Bussing it continues to be fun.
I was travelling through North London today. This young, well-dressed, woman got on the bus and sat in the seat opposite. She pulled out a magazine from a Marks & Sparks carrier bag and put the bag between her legs on the floor of the bus. She took out an advertising insert and put it in the same place. She got off the bus with the intention of leaving the M & S bag and insert behind on the floor. I had to beckon to her saying that she had forgot the said items. The bus was clean and tidy and void of any litter, but as soon as one item of litter is left it starts to regenerate itself geometrically - discarded newspapers, kentucky fried chicken boxes (complete with chicken bones) empty beer cans etc start to make the bus look like a dustcart. Yep, these are the people who shop at M & S. This is their mentality, they just cannot be arsed to take others and their environment into consideration.
Labels: Lifestyle, Litter, M and S
