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If you ;re a hardcore Disney fan, then you ;re probably aware of the remote controlled, talking trash can that interacts with guests at Tomorrowland and Walt Disney World. It has an adorable voice and a happy demeanor. According to Inside the Magic, PUSH has been permanently closed, due to the expiration of its contract. And now the internet fog horn has been sounded. A facebook 8220 ave PUSHgroup has already been started. But there no telling is Disney will save this little guy from the big garbage dump in the sky. Until we know more, you ;ll just have to live your life sans talking trash receptacles. [via Neatorama] Disney WorldDisneylandPushtheme parks Daily Newsletter You May Also Like io9Theme Parks Destinations Disneyland Fireworks Star Wa
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