Crazy Super Signs author Richard Martin may have recently been defeated in his roughly year long battle with his tenants of how the garbage should be put out - having taken the garbage cans out of the lobby and stairwells, placing all of them back out in their gated holding pen, but that doesn’t mean that Crazy Super Signs author is back to being a responsible citizen or building superintendent.

His last garbage pick was on Thursday morning, and take a look at what still remains two days after his lack of garbage pick up…

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That’s roughly 20 square feet of garbage on the sidewalk!

Let’s see what we have out there…there’s one green labeled garbage can - meant for recycling cardboard and paper - it’s mixed with both regular garbage and both paper and plastics.  Besides the garbage can there is what appears to be an old television stand that has been broken down to numerous pieces. 

Sure the sanitation workers could have spent an extra five minutes, gone through the can to pick and choose what they could have taken, as well as fumble around to get a dozen pieces of broken down television stand into the garbage truck, but they shouldn’t have to considering that they have many many more buildings of garbage to pick up.  

The Crazy Super Signs author should have taped all those television stand pieces together so that the sanitation workers could get it all picked up in one easy shot - or at the very least, realized when he woke up at 4PM (yes four in the afternoon is when he starts his day) on Thursday afternoon seen that the garbage of everyone else has been picked up and brought his buildings garbage back into the holding pen.

Since it’s now been reported by the NY Daily News that Crazy Super Signs author was fired in the 1990s from the MTA for chasing turnstyle jumpers with a box cutter, we know that it would certainly be easy for him to cut that tape off for all those pieces of television stand. 

Also, a friend of mine who works at a local store that sells brooms has informed me that Crazy Super Signs author goes in and buys a broom about once a week, and brags that he breaks the brooms on purpose so that he can keep charging the building owner each week for new brooms, as well as cursed out a semi crippled local resident who walks slowly with the crutches that strap to her arms - lame and pathetic of him if you ask me.

I wonder if Damas Reality is still the owner and cares of the type of person who has become the face of one of their properties?