On 2006-12-01 08:12:24 +0000, David Hansen
said:

On Thu, 30 Nov 2006 22:18:27 +0000 someone who may be Andy Hall
wrote this:-

I have no idea who a "waste advisor" is.

An interesting admission.

1) How is he going to offer me a choice of disposal services?

He or she would no doubt point out the choice of recycling services
available.

2) How is he going to reduce the cost?

That is most unlikely, for the reasons given earlier about changing
attitudes in society.

3) How is he going to deliver the above with less use of time on my part?

To my pointing out that it is not too difficult or takes too long
you accepted that it isn't difficult. Hopefully you will soon come
to the realisation that it doesn't take too long either. It is
simply a matter of organisation.

No it isn't, it's a matter of customer choice.



Those who are too stubborn to get the hang of new ideas do seem to
find it rather more difficult than the general public.

It is not a matter of getting the hang of new ideas either.


The lack of
runaway success by "alternative" collection services does seem to
show that most of the public are coping.

Since the market is closed to them because of the local authority
monopoly, there are no alternatives.