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I've seen a few of these photos and I call bullshit, all of that stuff looks absolutely fine and anyone throwing it out is either a) an idiot or b) wanting to take photos of it to make some sort of point.
I don't know how accurate this is of course, but I have read that lots of bin photos were taken around university campuses that were shut down/students left suddenly - so either the students or the cleaners/landlords just emptied their fridges.
 
I've seen a few of these photos and I call bullshit, all of that stuff looks absolutely fine and anyone throwing it out is either a) an idiot or b) wanting to take photos of it to make some sort of point.
It's the spuds that gives it away - bread? possibly out of date. Potatoes, though?
 
I don't know how accurate this is of course, but I have read that lots of bin photos were taken around university campuses that were shut down/students left suddenly - so either the students or the cleaners/landlords just emptied their fridges.
My daughter brought her entire stocks of everything home, inc. bog roll :thumbs:

(oh, ok, she has a car. it wouldn't have worked by train or bus):oops::facepalm:
 
I don't know how accurate this is of course, but I have read that lots of bin photos were taken around university campuses that were shut down/students left suddenly - so either the students or the cleaners/landlords just emptied their fridges.

The other thing is that a lot of restaurants had perishable stock left over when the lockdown hit - staff were in a lot of places allowed to take some home, but a lot of stock still got thrown away in a bit of a hurry :(
 
The other thing is that a lot of restaurants had perishable stock left over when the lockdown hit - staff were in a lot of places allowed to take some home, but a lot of stock still got thrown away in a bit of a hurry :(
There were a lot who gave their unused stock to foodbanks/soup kitchens though. Or sold it at the door.
 
Large junk food places like macs must have had thousands of eggs and rolls n stuff that they no longer needed

Daughter 'made' me got to drive-thru macs for breakfast on their last opening day. Sat in the car in the queue only to be told that it was 'main menu' only - no breakfast... Assumed they were using up certain stuffs to consolidate profits, or something..
 
Those bananas look positively green come to think of it.
Possibly the "students clearing off home in a hurry" thing is an explanation, but I like to think that even if she did have to get the train back, my daughter and her mates would have taken the trouble to get food to a food bank/night shelter. Kids these days are fairly clued up and ethical.

But as Epona said, it's bullshit.
 
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