I recently moved, and the moving company refused to take things like cleaning chemicals, petroleum products, and compressed gases like propane tanks.  I get it:  it's dangerous and moving companies can't handle the liability or whatever.  But I ended up just transporting it in my car, so the risk was absolutely still there, but it was all on me.  The moving company didn't mitigate the risk in any way, they just transferred it to me.  And yes I realize I could've just snuck some of that stuff into boxes (and I did) since I was paying multiple thousands of dollars for this service, but it's the principle.

Sometimes owning things is a responsibility.  I recently moved, and I took a bunch of plastic stuff to the dump to recycle it but was told it couldn't be recycled.  So I brought it all back home and put it out on the curb on garbage day.  I felt a little guilty throwing out plastic stuff, but I didn't realize when I bought it that I'd be responsible for its lifetime and eventual demise.  There wasn't any info from the store or on the receipt saying something like, "Oh hey you're responsible for disposing of this properly."  Ideally this should be handled by the manufacturer, but hey that's not the kind of world we live in.