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Is your bush really that big?

I used to work for Dr.green. I would aerate the lawns. A lot of customers would ask me to clean the aerator before usuing it on their lawn. They were worried about ferry rings and other issues being brought to them from others lawns. Our machines would take a stupid long time to clean, and to do that in between every house? we wouldn't get anything done in a day. What should I have told those customers?

I live in Edmoton AB, Canada. During the cold winter, multiple homeless would die from sleeping outside. The shelters get too full in the winter time. If you did this here, sleeping outside would not be a option. How would you handle yourself in -30 degree Celsius weather for the most part the year?

I was not trying to give attitude lol. Its a hypothetical question. Obviously the smart thing to do would be leave. I don't fully understand why people stay here in the winter, but A LOT do. They might not want to leave their hometown or family, I don't know. They pay for it with their lives. As somebody who clearly has more experience then me in this situation, I simply wanted to know what you would do. I know its a hard question, but please try and answer with something other then "I would leave" :)