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*** Well, it's probably because he shoves them in ass-first. If you've ever thought it would be a good idea to sit on something similar to a trashcan with an opening like that, chances are you'll need help getting out.
* Some [[Professional Wrestling]] games reverse the trope if a garbage can is nearby; they may let you stuff the can onto a wrestler, rather than vice versa.
* Solid Snake in ''[[Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots]]'' will sometimes use a dumpster as a hiding spot.
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*** [[What Could Have Been|Originally]] it was supposed to be ''Joe Frazier'' who was to be stuffed into a trashcan by ''Barney''. However, it was changed under the advice of Joe Frazier's son.
** In the parody of ''[[24]]'', Bart jams a trashcan on Nelson's head and pounds on the can to [[Jack Bauer Interrogation Technique|get Nelson to talk]].
* ''[[Hey Arnold!]]'' had a whole episode about this. It was a yearly tradition for the fifth graders to stuff the fourth graders into trash cans on "Trash Can Day," and Arnold and Gerald worked together to figure out a way to get home safely without being canned.
* Gelman does this to Gus in an episode of ''[[Recess]]''
** Hiding in a Trash-Can is actually one of Randall's favorite spots to spy on people and then rat them out. Unfortunately, if someone's going to take out the trash, he'll sometimes have the trash dumped on him.
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