Recycling
Recycling
[Cueball is picking through various items of trash or recycling on a conveyor belt. A juice bottle, empty cardboard box, opened tin can, bottlecap, crumpled and flat sheets of paper, a soda or pop can, and miscellaneous junk are visible.] Cueball: This guy tears the labels off his cans, so he clearly understands they're going to be sorted somewhere— Cueball: Yet in the same batch he includes a bottle with like an ounce of congealed juice in it. Cueball: What an asshole.
I worry a lot about what the people at the recycling center think of me.

Recycling plants often can only process one type of material at a time, which necessitates some form of sorting facility. Randall shows some degree of thoughtfulness in separating his paper from metals for the convenience of the people working at the facility, but then he leaves congealed juice in a bottle, rendering it unrecyclable without cleaning and extra effort on the part of the recycling facility.
Obviously, this would be very annoying, causing the Cueball in the comic (who works in one such facility) to call him an asshole.
The title text implies that the workers know his address, most likely from various envelopes and junk mail that he has recycled.
As always, Randall is both a self-conscious man and a paranoid man.
[Cueball is picking through various items of trash or recycling on a conveyor belt. A juice bottle, empty cardboard box, opened tin can, bottlecap, crumpled and flat sheets of paper, a soda or pop can, and miscellaneous junk are visible.] Cueball: This guy tears the labels off his cans, so he clearly understands they're going to be sorted somewhere— Cueball: Yet in the same batch he includes a bottle with like an ounce of congealed juice in it. Cueball: What an asshole.
I worry a lot about what the people at the recycling center think of me.
