Well...this is somewhat difficult to answer. Vomit happens a lot more than cleaning fees, mostly because it can be challenging to ask someone for a name / ID number while they are face-first in a trash bin (or someone else's lap!) We are allowed to charge a cleaning fee whenever we have to clean up your bodily fluids, but it is up to our field employees to actually collect the info necessary to persue that fee, and there's not much incentive for them to do so because the money goes to the organization, not to the employee that dealt with the mess. More importantly, we never assign cleaning fees to someone with good aim that makes it into a bin or a bag instead of on the floor or, in the unfortunate case of one employee this semester, on our chests. Thanks for your question!

Unfortunately, our vans will be in use during Punkin' Chunkin'. However, it is unlikely that we would be able to offer any of our fleet for that occasion even if the vans weren't occupied that day - bummer.

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