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Wednesday is garbage day where I live, and because of how recycling works here, we have four separate bins. One for solid waste, one for "containers" - bottles and cans, one for compost (grass clippings basically), and one for paper. These last two are the largest, but even so, somehow the one for paper is never big enough.