Mrs. Pit

Mrs. Pit is a supporting recurring character on Garbage People.
Sweet old Mrs. Pit is Patches' and Peel's elderly neighbor who lives around the corner at Rubbish Hills Retirement Community. She loves reminiscing and telling stories about her swingin’ days as a party gal. She has been living in Trash for a long time.
She is voiced by Brit Tobin.
==Biography==
Mrs. Pit is the oldest known character in Garbage People, behind Death who is (to his detriment) eternal. She is known for oversharing details of her life in the early aughts and sexual exploits with popular musicians such as the California RaisinsThe California Raisins | Crossover Wiki | Fandom. Mrs. Pit is a peach pit who developed from a single ovary many, many moons ago. She is strong, fearless, and humble.
==Appearance==
Mrs. Pit has a woody texture and an oval shape with black, circle-rimmed spectacles. She wears her silver hair in curlers, sometimes adorning playful hats, jewelry, or colorful sweaters.
==Personality==
Mrs. Pit is characterized by her spunky, open-minded, and friendly disposition. She is one of the more frequented characters on Garbage People. Mrs. Pit's marriage history is unknown, but it is apparent that she was a wild child in her youth. Patches' and Peel see her as lonely, anxious, and lacking modern etiquette to keep up with the times, but they respect her audacity. She is happily retired and looking to revive the spark in her love life. She is far from a helpless little old lady, Mrs. Pit is a minx through and through.
==Trivia==
*Mrs. Pit befriends Nappy in P 'n' P Mart, attempting to seduce him with free milkshakes.
**Her 'milkshakes' are a reference to the Kelis song "Milkshake" popularized by Mean Girls. 
*Mrs. Pit portrays the 'Old Lady' character in The Gingerbread Traphouse which is a take on the Grimms' Fairytale Hansel & GretelHansel & Gretel | Fairytale Wiki | Fandom.
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