Why do some people always leave some rubbish when they travel?

This has a lot to do with personal education and quality, and some are related to the scarcity of trash cans in scenic spots. Every holiday, many families will take their families out to play, especially in go road trip, and they will also bring barbecue grills, snacks, drinks and other items. Originally, it was a very easy thing, but some people left a lot of garbage after playing in the scenic spot, which increased the workload of the staff in the scenic spot, but why should they take the garbage away when they can? This is also very confusing. I think it is caused by many factors.

First, there is a big problem with personal accomplishment. To put it bluntly, there is something wrong with personality.

Some people have a bright surface and seem to be very delicate people in life. But when they go out to play, even if they are close to the trash can, they will throw it at will. This is not because they are inconvenient to move, nor because they have never seen a trash can, but because they are originally a person who lacks family education. Therefore, even if you put the trash can in front of him, such people will throw it at will, regardless of the feelings of the staff and other tourists in the scenic spot.

Second, the so-called chain reaction means that when people around you throw rubbish at will, they will follow others' behavior and do the same thing.

When we usually go out to play, we will find a phenomenon that garbage is not found in one place occasionally, but in pieces, so this is not the behavior of one person or a family, but the behavior of everyone. When we see others littering, we think others can. Why can't I? And most importantly, we won't be accused of littering ourselves, because others are just like ourselves, so we don't have to worry so much.

Third, trash cans are scarce, snacks or other foods are too greasy, or too much garbage is taken away.

Many people may say that there are many trash cans in scenic spots, but they are not. Some scenic spots do have too few trash cans, because they want to reduce the workload, so they put an oversized trash can in a fixed place, and the small trash cans are scattered far away. I don't know that this actually increases the workload, because some tourists are really lazy, and they don't want to walk more, so they will litter casually, especially those that are the most difficult to take away, such as tiny melon seeds, sticky chewing gum and greasy.