Charles Barkley couldn't stop hating on the Golden State Warriors in the 2022 playoffs. Now, Dubs fans and the city of San Francisco are firing back.

Apparently, there is now a “Chuck It” trash can outside Chase Center, in which fans are encouraged to use it to pile their trash. Of course the bin has the NBA legend's face on it so it won't be misinterpreted as something else.

After spewing all those trash talks to the Warriors, fans are now “symbolically” putting them back with literal trash.

Sure enough, this action couldn't have been done any better.

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Charles Barkley has never hidden his dislike towards the Warriors' fanbase. In fact during the Western Conference Finals against the Dallas Mavericks, he admitted he can't stand the Golden State faithful because they are “obnoxious.”

During Game 5 of the Mavs series after it leaked inside the American Airlines Center, Barkley even went as far as to wishing that it rained in San Francisco so it could clean the dirty streets of the city.

Warriors fans have taken matters in their own hands to clean their streets, but they just had to have Charles Barkley involved. What a way to motivate fans to throw their trash properly, right?

Hopefully, there will be more of such trash cans in the city and not only outside Chase Center.