[DoctorEldritch]

@Saka Very true, I dislike pollution, but candy should be wrapped in common areas. I'd even go as far as to say not doing so is H&S violation.

Oh, but if you but yourself a nice expensive box to keep under lock and key and feast upon during work to the envy of all around you, then it is a different matter. Wrappers would spoil the fun there.

[Saka]

@DoctorEldritch The first one is public candy, where everyone's paws go. I think, if pandemic taught people anything, it is that having non-packaged items that people can touch with bare hands is very unsanitary.

The latter is private chocolate stash where it's just your paws. That's a bit different. 😁

As long as the wrappers get recycled, it's not a big deal. How's the garbage sorting in the UK? In Finland in offices you would see separate bins for incinerable waste, plastic, etc.

[DoctorEldritch]

Originally Posted by Saka

@DoctorEldritch The first one is public candy, where everyone's paws go. I think, if pandemic taught people anything, it is that having non-packaged items that people can touch with bare hands is very unsanitary.

This reminded me of the way they use water fountains in Pawnee:

As for garbage sorting, I want to say it varies from area to area. My living complex only has 2 bins: recyclable and non-recyclable. But still, even that is better than one. But I do miss how well it was in Germany, there you can even get some money back for giving in used glass bottles.

[Saka]

@DoctorEldritch My building has glass, plastic, metal, cardboard, paper, bio waste and mixed. I wish there was a textile container too, but guess one can't have everything.

I ran into a dino comic about unrealistic managers: