Where to start?
I was in South Korea. Stunned by cleanliness. They said that was not always so. There was a riot, mountains of garbage were rolling everywhere, cleaners didn’t have time to clean the streets. They imposed draconian fines for garbage. The president of the country with the cabinet of ministers went out to the central streets with metals and melted the trottoirs. And this has become a tradition - they regularly work as street cleaners. They are not alone, the whole country is gone. No one is forced. Behind each store a section of the sidewalk was fixed, whose cleanliness they constantly monitor. Throwing on the road a straw or paper is a big penalty, and everyone is watching for this - you will not let go. You see under your feet rubbish - you have to pick up and take it to the urn.
The director of the factory goes through the territory. I saw a piece of paper on the ground. He turned, picked up the paper, took it to the urn, and then continued his journey.
The management of the factory - the tops headed by the director - mow the floor in the shop. The cache works. No one is surprised, we are used to it.
They are clean in the country. A very clean country.