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Dicksapoppin69 t1_j9z4trg wrote

Reply to comment by CantSeeShit in Move over... by JS_NYC_208

Or make it seem like you're going to try and pass them, every time you do it to a mainly city driving PA car they floor it suddenly. Half the time I slow and they do too because they just can't get out of the city driving mentality.

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Dicksapoppin69 t1_j9z4il8 wrote

Reply to comment by garth_meringue in Move over... by JS_NYC_208

Defensive driving would be the red car slowing, as recommended by every defensive driving course when being tailgated. Yellow should watch for the green one to try and cut them off if the space is created. Hug shoulder line as well if it's clear to do so.

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fidelesetaudax t1_j9z4h1s wrote

New Jersey Mattress law

26:10-20 Requirements for lease, sale, delivery, consignment of used mattresses, box springs.

  1. a. No person shall sell, lease, offer to sell, lease or deliver, or consign in sale or lease, or possess with intent to sell, lease, deliver, or consign in sale or lease, a used mattress or box spring unless that mattress or box spring is encased in plastic, polyethylene film, or similar material designed to prevent the transfer of insects or other contaminants.

b. No person shall sell a used mattress or box spring unless that mattress or box spring has been cleaned and disinfected using a reasonable process approved by the Commissioner of Health.

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tonyblow2345 t1_j9z454g wrote

I garden on a smallish balcony!! I have the biggest pots I could find. You can even use those big buckets with the handles like they have at Home Depot. Drill holes in the bottom if you need to. I have the best luck with tomatoes, beans, zucchini, yellow squash, bell peppers, and cucumbers.

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Usrname132 t1_j9z3zpp wrote

I hope they make the right decision but.. Whatever that may be, I read a comment on the video with a good point, “will they have to put lights on these, what will it look like at night?” It’s crazy how much energy we need there’s so many fucking people, we demand so much as the human race.

I wish we could learn more about the impact we have on the planet, I hope everyone having children understand the impact they have, how that one human will consume and use so much in its life and more than likely also make a human who makes grandchildren who make people and so on and so on.. I’m starting to feel life is undervalued and people aren’t realizing how lucky they are to be on our earth, so many people consuming, Is this sustainable?

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Dozzi92 t1_j9z3n5v wrote

Reply to Move over... by JS_NYC_208

If you are yellow car, I implore you to also have some awareness. It is not your responsibility but it never hurts to just slow down a bit to let someone over or whatever.

Red deserves nothing short of a painful death though.

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craywolf t1_j9z2rlb wrote

I had this same issue with a Casper mattress. They "approved" my return but left it to me to find a charity or recycler to get a refund. When I couldn't, I told them so and they said they'd schedule a pickup. Then they dicked me around and never scheduled one.

Eventually I called my credit card company, gave them the email proof that Casper approved the return and that I had done my part. They immediately processed a chargeback, and wouldn't you know it, at 9:30am the next day Casper scheduled the pickup.

Anyway, I recommend you tell Zinus that the charities you've contacted have said it's illegal to sell a used mattress in NJ, and ask them what to do now. They still need to honor their refund policy, and it's not your job to research how.

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robthetrashguy t1_j9z2l61 wrote

I can’t help you beyond googling it. It’s just another example of the fragmented system of sustainability. Tell Zinus that it’s not an available option in NJ and to Please honor their refund policy. Unless, there is something in the fine print that covers this, they should be able to do that. I brought this sort of topic up at a recent meeting on extended producer responsibility (EPR). While this tends to focus on plastics, it happens in many other product lines, such as mattresses. There is no National system that facilitates the collection and repurposing of products that exists in every state. Zinus, needs to be called out in this.

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heartshapedpox t1_j9z22sn wrote

Recycling alternatives are actively being developed, for what it's worth:

"The good news is that some efforts at developing alternatives are underway. Two large utilities in the US, PacificCorp and MidAmerican Energy, for example, have recently announced plans to partner with the Tennessee company Carbon Rivers to recycle some of the utilities spent turbine blades instead of landfilling them. The technology used by Carbon Rivers is being supported through grant funding by the US Department of Energy and will be used to break down and reuse fiberglass from used turbine blades."

Source: https://blog.ucsusa.org/james-gignac/wind-turbine-blades-recycling/

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bmount48 t1_j9z21fe wrote

Reply to Move over... by JS_NYC_208

80% the time green car is a bmw weaving in and out of the lanes getting mad at red and yellow for being in the way even though there are cars in front of them

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