A
Uh-huh.
B
Hey Steve. Uh, They just, uh, they just started a recycling program here, I think. Actually, this is my first experience with recycling program but, uh, instead of just like tossing everything away which I always felt bad about, uh, I am starting to split stu-, split stuff up. The only disadvantage is that they don't pick it up at the curb. They make me drive it like a mile down the road and spit it out down there. What are they doing up there?
A
Well, here in Saskatoon, uh, much the same thing. There is no curb pick up of, uh, any of the recycled products. Uh, we're in a community of about one hundred and eighty thousand people. Uh, there are areas where we could, uh, actually we have a couple of the, uh, handicapped societies, types of places where the uh, one they do as just a recycling operation and then others they collect the paper and ship it to other retailers so, uh, we are able to, uh, have drop off bins for news papers and cardboard and that kind of thing and then there are, there's a uh, deposit program on plastic and glass containers. Well, primarily soft drink bottles and so we are able uh to take it to one of the uh, rehabilitation centers and then they recycle the containers. They refund the deposit which is anywhere from five to fifteen cents a container and then,
B
The, the deposit's only on like drink stuff.
A
Right.
B
Okay.