It would be interesting if the organizers of events could find a cooperative way to make cleaning fun for each individual guest... Make a game of "who'll pick up beer bottles?"
Re: janitors
My uncle recently retired as a janitor at a Florida school. He was debt free and able to return to his home country with a great pension. He bought and paid for a house car and saved despite coming from a crime ridden poor third world country
Lets hear it for janitors they do great work
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Romy Ilano
Founder of Snowyla
Cleaning is life. But even if each of us tried our best to clean up after ourselves, there will be aggregated filth, incrementally built, plus the cost of natural shuffling, displacement--such is the burden of use and optimization! I think we should:
Communicate more clearly the necessary standards for common space.
Provide all event holders with a checklist for set up and break down
Clean up after ourselves and each other collaboratively
Recognize that some additional amount of cleaning is required and therefore create good systems for cleaning natural, aggregate mess.*
* my personal politics hope we can do this specific type of work without direct financial incentive.
// Matt
I think we should hire a fellow sudoer and use the cash as incentive. Whoever wishes to do it that month can.
Or people can learn how to pick up after themselves.