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Am I baller now? Got a new trashcan.

SSSnail

SSSnail

Lifer
Stainless steel, automatic lid opening, 14.5 gallons bitches! Got it on sale from Costco for $40.

So, am I baller, or am I ballest?
 
SSSnail said:
Stainless steel, automatic lid opening, 14.5 gallons bitches! Got it on sale from Costco for $40.

So, am I baller, or am I ballest?
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Please post pics of your vacuum and what your suit looks like so we can decide.
 
SSSnail said:
Stainless steel, automatic lid opening, 14.5 gallons bitches! Got it on sale from Costco for $40.

So, am I baller, or am I ballest?
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LOL! I think we have the same trashcan. Downside is that it takes 8 AA batteries, and they only last about 6 months. Also, the edges on the top make it difficult to remove the trash bags because it gets stuck underneath.
 
I remember when trachcans didn't need batteries. Does it add a task to your calendar when it needs emptying?
 
Beer4Me said:
LOL! I think we have the same trashcan. Downside is that it takes 8 AA batteries, and they only last about 6 months. Also, the edges on the top make it difficult to remove the trash bags because it gets stuck underneath.
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Does not sound baller.
 
Your baller status has been granted but we have to revoke your man card for having a sissified trashcan with automatic lid opener.
 
(1) Costco
(2) $40

If anything, you have moved further away than when you started.

Certainly Williams and Sonoma has a similar if not identical trash can in the $400 range? That would have been the baller purchase.
 
Beer4Me said:
LOL! I think we have the same trashcan. Downside is that it takes 8 AA batteries, and they only last about 6 months. Also, the edges on the top make it difficult to remove the trash bags because it gets stuck underneath.
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For a $40 trash can, there should be no cons. This is a downgrade.
 
IronWing said:
When I bought my current trashcan, the Soviet Union still existed.
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I've got one around the house that has portraits of all the U.S. presidents around the sides. I think it stops at Gerald Ford (can't check right now).
Steel. 3 gallon.
 
We use a kitchen trashcan that can fit grocery bags. No need to buy a huge one needing huge costly trash bags that just go out every night anyway. Family of 4.
 
My trashcan looks like this...

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I got it out of a container somewhere. Cost, $0; anti-baller
 
Beer4Me said:
LOL! I think we have the same trashcan. Downside is that it takes 8 AA batteries, and they only last about 6 months. Also, the edges on the top make it difficult to remove the trash bags because it gets stuck underneath.
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A real man's trashcan takes D batteries. Not these wimpy AA batteries.
 
rh71 said:
We use a kitchen trashcan that can fit grocery bags. No need to buy a huge one needing huge costly trash bags that just go out every night anyway. Family of 4.
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Ain't nothing a bit of MacGyvering won't fix. I got a few empty cardboard boxes...
 
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