wow thats unheard of.
sure I get a little upset with that guy who parks his car in the middle of the way. carries his one or two buckets of all mixed commodities to the scale. then argues with the scale master over what he has. while I have a full truck close to a ton all separated ready to go.
or the little old guy who came in last week while I was dropping and put his plastic bottles on the scale and only spoke italian. he was at the wrong yard… the yard he wanted is about a mile up the road. so he just left the two bags of plastics and told them to throw them away. as he walked out mad and with no money….



now most of the scales in florida they stopped the homeless from walking in and doing little transactions. you have to be registered and have a car or truck no riding up on a bike any more.