Okaaay, which is it? Cleaned means stuff gets thrown out, "Cleaned" means probably not. Saved means the containers will be there tomorrow, "saved" not so much.
And doesn't that tagged on sign seem to cancel the original 'ultimatum'?
I was actually more distracted by how all of the ys and gs insisted on underlining the preceding three letters every time. It took me a minute to figure out that it said "Sunday" because the letters in one half are smaller and the other half is underlined with a wavy line.
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Okaaay, which is it? Cleaned means stuff gets thrown out, "Cleaned" means probably not. Saved means the containers will be there tomorrow, "saved" not so much.
And doesn't that tagged on sign seem to cancel the original 'ultimatum'?
"Saved" sounds kinda religious in nature.
Is "Jesus" doing the cleaning?
I was actually more distracted by how all of the ys and gs insisted on underlining the preceding three letters every time. It took me a minute to figure out that it said "Sunday" because the letters in one half are smaller and the other half is underlined with a wavy line.
@Kiryn, it's almost like the day was changed to 'Sun'day from something else.
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