Books in the dumpster


books in the dumpster

I work next to one of those Buy/sell/rent textbook places. I'd have love to have done something with them, but once the guy who owns the place realized that a some of my employees were salvaging a few of the books for themselves, he immediately poured a bunch of water over the dumpster to try and destroy them.
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