#030 ゴミの放置について～ブログの追加

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ブログで書いた内容への追加です。ゴミを平気で放置する人ってどんなメンタリティなのか...と考えて思い出したエピソードです。私が経験したアメリカでは～、という話し方になってしまいましたが、あくまで私が住んで知っているNYC近郊のこのエリアでの経験をもとにしています。私が知らないだけで、アメリカでもキレイな町はたくさんあるかと思います。そういう町に行ってみたい気もしつつ... ブログ『たちまちWASABI』 "なんでそうするのかが、全く分からん" https://rockinwasabi.hatenablog.com/entry/2020/10/12/033315

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