Best waste basket in the history of mankind
If you have any worries or feel any trepidation about choosing this as your wastebasket of the future, you can File 13 those right now! This is one product that won’t waste your time. Let’s take a look at the three most-important qualities for wastebasket needs: sturdy, aesthetics, and value/quality. Sturdy? This baby’s sturdy enough for me to use as a weapon in my latest hardcore championship match (successful defense, btw) yet took—and gave!—a heck of a beating. Luckily this came as a two pack, since one now permanently features the facial impression of former number one contender Barry “the Hairy” Harrowitz. The second one has handled normal wear and tear just fine and has survived more than a few drops and accidental kicks. Aesthetics? Its a trash can. It’s not fugly, nor is it a color so brightly intense that I find myself prone to sudden, violent vomiting. I guess you could say it both encompasses retro mid-century-esque curves with a somewhat late 23rd century Roddenberry-inspired metallic weave to it. I’m saying it’ll look nice wherever you put it, whether it’s Don Draper’s office or Mr Spock’s personal quarters. Value/quality? I didn’t need a second mortgage to buy this. I didn’t need to choose between granny getting her insulin this month, or according this can. I found the price quite right, really, especially as there are two. The quality is very exquisite for a wastebasket. I detect notes of happy clouds and happy trees, along with rugged German efficiency. It may be just the MJ talking, but I think it’s a pretty cool wastebasket. It’s a good quality, definitely not garbage. All that to say this: if you think it’s the wastebasket of your dreams and don’t want to rip out your eyeballs at the sight of it (no judgement), then it’s worth it. Two pack. Sturdy, doesn’t feel cheaply made, and handles my trash in an acceptable manner. Read more









