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Originally Posted by rca2000
I do NOT....expect your answer will satisfy EVERYONE here....
SOME PEOPLE---have the attitude of--If I do not want it--I do not want YOU to have it either...been there...DONE THAT !!
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Well At least I know for my ownself and for others on here that have been wondering about this issue, that my answer is satisfactory, and for the people who don't think my answer is satisfactory for them, then that's fine they don't have to take old TVs from Goodwill dropboxes, and its not like I was asking them to do so or anything, I was just asking people on here their opinions as to whether or not they would of taken the chance of nabbing a perfectly good CRT Set frem a Goodwill dropbox area if they saw one out there with the knowledge that Goodwill no longer takes TVs anmore and because of that the TV would of just ended up in a recyling heap or in the landfill if it wasn't nabbed to which the majority of the people who replied in this thread was with me as far as saying that they didn't see anything wrong with nabbing a TV from outside of a Goodwill dropbox and in fact some of them were even curious to find out if they could do it and not get into trouble because they had seen vintage TV sets sitting outside of goodwill dropboxes before but weren't sure if it was ok to nab it or not. So like I said for those of you who still think I stole that TV even after I asked someone at Goodwill in person to which they said it wasn't, then that's fine, that's your opinion and you have the right to it, and like i said you don't have to go to a goodwill dropbox to scout vintage TVs if you don't want to if you feel like its truly that bad to do so, but as for me and some of the other people on here who think that its fine, just don't give us grief about it ok?