Thousands of college students and partygoers were seen
partying through the night and left behind hordes of garbage
in what's expected to be the largest spring break ever
as Covid continues to fizzle out.
Workers in high-vis jackets were seen picking up piles
of bottles and cans from the shoreline in a bid to preserve
the health of sea turtles and try and keep Florida's ocean clean.
Garbage trashed the shoreline from South Point pier to the
Second Street lifeguard stand after just one day on the beach.
And local volunteers want action to be taken against
those who left the beach 'with no regard for cleanliness'.
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Hey, Ft. Lauderdale promoted this shit over the decades, so they get to pay the consequences of the slobs who are the future of the country....God help us all....
ReplyDeleteAren't these the kids that are out to "save the planet"?
ReplyDeleteLets see.. a bunch of young adults (kids) fly/drive in to Florida, rent rooms, buy food and buy assorted adult beverages (spend money). They go out to the beach, get wild & drunk and drop litter. Later they are moved off the beach so that littler can be picked up. I'd imagine they will do it all again as soon as they are allowed back on the beach.
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking if they didn't burn the town down it might end up being a fair deal for the merchants in the area.
It's great for business. That's why they do it. The cleanups and the lockups are only a part of the price they pay.
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