Guy Who Cleaned Hoarder Houses Talks About His Worst Jobs
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A man who worked for Steri-clean, the company which cleans hoards on the TV show Hoarders, talks about his experiences working for them.
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Boy, do I love [GENDER]!
Are they limited time?
Man that whole gender thing is like, bathrooms
Looked at them, 4 more euro for the trans one and 50% of profits sent to a pro-trans organization
...THIS is what capitalism should be, not the pile of decaying crack that were stuck with
My grandmother almost made a hoard, however my mother is the single most clean freak person I know. A conversation between them was like a kaiju stalemate of cleanliness
LOL what an analogy
the image of godzilla as a clean freak is something I never knew I needed
Godzilla: Rodan, you can’t just keep bringing every aircraft you catch back to your Volcano lair.
Mothra: Mommy
Rodan: What’s that mean?
Mothra: Be very careful not to crack that Boeing 747.
Godzilla: it can’t be that bad.
Mothra: Over 450 souls, all the junk in their baggage, whatever human waste they accumulated during the trip in the septic tank, and subjected to high temperatures for god knows how long…. It’s like having a dumpster fire and a septic tank fire at Auschwitz’s!
@@Zeknif1Yeesh
@@Zeknif1 I love these types of comments, they make my day.👍
IT IS I, THE INTERVIEWEE!
It was great to be able to info-dump about one of my favorite jobs I've ever had! If y'all got any questions, feel free to ask, I'll be as open as I can.
CLARIFICATION: The grenade we found was not the Type 87 shell like I thought, but just a Type 97 fragmentation grenade. Similar, but not the same. Also, the knee mortar was not launched on the knee, American GIs returning back home incorrectly assumed that. Forgotten Weapons on youtube has a great video with more info.
Thanks, Azeal!
EDIT: I cannot believe I didn't catch this earlier, I meant Hi-POWER not Hi-POINT for the pistol smdh...
Thx for sharing your story, I wait to see your pharmacy stories
I now imagine you have the nose of NileRed
(Edit: not an insult he just has a no smell nose... somewhat)
@@Sword_Guy_ALTNone taken! Honestly, while temporary nose-blindess is a thing, it cleared pretty quick for me. My sniffer is quirky, but it wasn't fried, thankfully. Honestly, the degreaser I mentioned would have done the most damage, but I was usually wearing a mask/respirator while applying it.
Fantastic interview, thank you for this dude.
@@FallenCause yeah that makes sense I hadn't gotten to that part when I had replied but I am curious, have you gotten a job that involved sulfur, methane, or any other dangerous gas? (Or liquids) (Excluding ammonia and tear gas)
"I would hate your job"
"and i would hate your job!"
and thats why we should respect other peoples jobs.
Absolutely! Ihope that's how I came across in the video, i have mad respect for emergency personnel, especially since my father and grandmother did it years back with helicopter rescue.
@@FallenCauseyeah, it didnt came off as disrespectful or anything, it was more a general statement i feel like had to be said because it is way too common to see lots of people look down on other jobs, especially if it is a dirty job like cleaning, trash collecting or maintaining the sewers etc.
these jobs are equally important.
@@yacc636 this makes me feel a lot better about not aiming for some high position in a corporate company. I never had the ambition to make a lot of money.
I was friends with the son of a hoarder. It got so bad the young man ended up becoming depressed. He used to be so lively in his younger days, but as his mom's hoarding got worse, his well being went down in proportion to the hoarding.
I went inside the house a couple times. A sea of clothes and crap so high that you could touch the ceiling. Every inch of the house was flooding with... STUFF.
I hope he was able to escape…
I know someone like that. Her grandmother isn't as bad as some of the hoarders out there and I think it's only because her parents try to do cleaning but she just goes and buys more crap. Like I kid you not grandma would go buy groceries after parents just bought some, so now there are 7 loafs of bread on the counter (because if there's a sale she has to buy them). She tried to pawn off a steak on me that was brown once and I told her it wasn't any good anymore, showing her the date
As soon as the person I know moved out of the house her mental state drastically improved. I hope your friend got out and is doing better
The friend is gone now. Car accident.
I have hoarding tendencies, luckly I am not and due to the awareness of hoarding I will likely not ever get close to that bad. I Salute to those who help clean and those facing such issues
I'm so glad that you're able to live healthily despite having to deal with that!
You never know...
Same... I keep things "just in case" and feel bad throwing away even a small bit of food.
@@j.p3289, I am the exact same way as you and the original commenter, I have a tote of stuff I "need just in case" which is nearly full. Time for a garage sale.
I don't think I have those tendencies. I just have such bad adhd that cleaning is forgotten. I always keep up on food and that stuff so my issue is dust and loosing keys and I'd cards
The cleaners here really are doing an amazing service to the community. When i worked in hvac, i had to work in four hoarder houses, and i thank the stars i didn't see more. Three of those houses don't exist today because they burned down. There is a serious threat behind these places.
Oh boy! A cute and sacrificable- i mean marketable plushie! Woo! Trans rights!
I can't get over how they called the job where the old lady fell "nan's last stand" lmaoo
I've met a horder cleaner at work I work in retail and said hey long day and he was talking about a job. He was so sweet and we were going on how difficult it must be for the person . Hats off to all those workers x
Aww 🧡
when i was installing home security systems a couple of years ago thankfully ive never had a hoarder house but ive helped other techs on a few just to get them out of there, but i did have one job where their dog peed on my brand new tool backpack... it smelled terrible for months i washed it like 3 times and coated it in baking soda then washed again then let it hang outside for 2 months
i learned a great lesson that day.
that their dog was a bastard?
@@Ld7snake And the bastards piss is a bastard.
The gas you mentioned late in the video is called CS gas. It's not actually a gas, but small sharp particles that bury and cut into fabrics and skin. Marines in boot camp actually get "gassed" by this substance. It sucks for a number of reasons, mainly because if you try to shower it off with warm water, the vapor will lift the particles up and reactivate it. It can be deadly if breathed in because it will cause your lungs to create lots of mucus, leading to the clogging of your lungs. It takes about 5 mins of breathing it before it becomes a serious concern. However, if you don't die, it'll completely clean out your airway.
No matter the popularity of these, I will always appreciate your stories.
It has taught me a lot about the world, Be it significant or not, And especially the Intersex video affected me a lot, but for the better. Thank you Azeal, Thank you a lot for being there to tell these stories.
Thank you so much, I need to hear this stuff sometimes... 💙
@@Azeal I am more than happy to provide words of support for someone who's genuinely helped me even indirectly.
I find it really interesting that the decayed ice cream smelled like low tide. It kinda makes sense because ice cream contains algin from kelp as an emulsifier!
I have now learned something new.
@@FallenCause It’s my goal in life!
I once helped a hoarder move. It wasn’t easy but thankfully they weren’t anywhere near as bad as the places shown on the show or talked about in this video.
That's great and God bless!!! :)
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As usual you are based for uploading these interviews, VR interviews are its own valid art form.
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So I’m military, and I’ve talked to a few guys in or have been in bomb squads, and that was EXACTLY how every bomb squad guy is. They’re all cynical and make some of the best self deprecating jokes ever.
As a pizza driver ive delivered to a cat house before. Its already bad just standing outside for the short interaction with the person living there so i can imagin how rancid it is actually being inside going through all that
That knee mortar is a common misconception. A lot of GIs thought that the mortar was braced on the knee, which resulted in a fair few broken femurs
Guess who just threw out like thirty pizza boxes!
(Thanks for the much needed kick in the behind Azeal. It is appreciated.)
(P.S.: I made that username in highschool, please don't judge me)
@@13rofl666love to hear it, glad I'm inspiring so many people to get some cleaning done, lol.
(I don't judge, I'm 28 and do pleeeeeenty of cringey things actively now, lol.)
decomp was the strangest smell i have smelled in a house(went to grandmas house when i got the news she had passed), she passed on the bed and the odor that hit me as soon as i entered the house was fermenting fecal matter and a sickeningly sweet scent, hard to describe the sweet scent but i will never forget it, what made the odor worse was that the heat in the house was turned up really high. i got to see my grandma for the last time(she had passed sitting on the edge of the bed and was now laying down on her back but was still in a sitting pose)
fun story about grenades. i work at a papermill and many years ago we got a shipment of logs from somewhere down in europe and the metal detector on the conveyor belt stopped the line, when the operators went out to look, they found an old WW2 frag grenade lodged in one of the logs. the police where called and the bomb squad blew it up outside the building.
Very recently, I finished cleaning my own room, which was a two years in the making. Luckily for me, I had tried at least twice before and thus no real like mold. Or anything insanely awful was there. But it still took me a couple weeks and there was a lot. But you are completely right in a lot of aspects. The feeling of standing back and looking at a room, which is pretty much clean after it was horrendous is just amazing. And for anyone who may be struggling to clean a room in their house or just their room and is reading this comment. The best thing I can suggest, for you is to divide the room up into sections. And determining which one you feel like you can do at that moment. And it doesn’t need to be done in one day or one week or whatever. You can take as long as it takes. As long as you’re still doing stuff, it’s still progress. Or at least that’s how I looked at it. Either way keep on keeping on. And thank you for reading this comment.
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Yooo this one’s gonna be packed full of wacky stories I can already tell!
Love your interviews Azeal😊
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I hope it lived up to your expectations!
@@FallenCause You sure did! Actually it was informative and insightful about what hoarding is.
Not to the degree of any of the stories but my childhood home had a lot of stuff, and it was messy with lots of creepy crawlies😘
Also kinda having hoarding tendencies myself, I think I kind of understand. For me it gives me a weird sense of comfort. In a false sense of permanence sort of way.
And during my low points, I think it makes the internal chaos kinda make more sense by having a physical representation of the headspace.
I do have a hard time letting go of things like empty boxes, broken electronics, clothes, among other things
So I appreciate you being very compassionate and nonjudgmental with your clients, and at least trying to lighten their mood with goofy jokes.
Please come on again! Your new job sounds pretty interesting
Answering a question asked- "Clear Out" is a mix of OC (Oleoresin capiscum/Pepper gas) and CS (Chlorobenzalolonitrile). The "sand" was probably granules of CS agent, and it is indeed not something you want touching your skin.
There were times in my life where I think my family were horders. When my stepdad was alive, he collected action figures. They were everywhere. When he passed unexpectedly, my mom tried to hold on to them but she just couldn't stand the sight of them and got rid of most of them. She was sad to look at them and sad to be rid of them too. It sucked for her. It's best to just let things go at times. We definitely are not neatfreaks by no means, but we do get a little messy and dirty at times. Not as horrid as any average hoader, but we are lazy and could use a extra bit of motivation. In time. Anyhow, take care of yourselves, change what you can, and you'll be fine.
"Wish me luck :))))" like bro💀💀💀💀💀
Fuckin madlad
@@Azeal absolutely, mad respect for his absolute disrespect toward death
Azeal is so underrated. You deserve more subscribers for all you bring on the table dude!
For the question at #48:20 ~, yes clear out is a tear gas grenade. They are exetemely effective at getting barricaded suspects out of areas into the open.
For a moment I forgot video editing existed and thought you'd just done the Azeal plushie plug in the middle of the story lol
He did, it was amazing. I would know, I was the capybara plushie.
Life has been too rough for the last couple years to keep up with the amazing azeal content. So glad you are still around to come back to.
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I feel for people that work these sorts of jobs. I have mad respect for him for being able to step up and take on jobs of such magnitude and importance. He’s stronger than me in that respect.
Reminds me of something I ran into at my job. For context, I work at a local thrift store, and we sometimes go out around town to pick up donations that some people can’t bring to the store themselves. Me, another guy, and the store boss actually went on a pickup to a place being cleaned up by one of these hoarder cleaning crews, about a month or two ago.
The hoarder in question moved to my city from Georgia. The lil’ detached single-car garage next to the house was filled 80% of the way, floor to ceiling, back wall to the garage door, with pristine boxes of packaged up items that hadn’t been touched since they moved to my city - about fifteen years, if I recall.
We backed up the trailer to the garage, the other guy started bringing boxes to me, and I used my “superior Tetris stacking” to organize all the boxes in the trailer. If I had been swapped out for anyone else, like one of the boss’ sons, they would’ve easily had to make two trips, but I managed to neatly stack it into one. Took about 60-90 minutes.
Now the full trailer is sitting in my boss’ detached TWO-car garage, waiting for space at our warehouse to be dumped off and properly sorted through. But who knows how long that’ll be! I hope the big guy enjoys having all that occupying HIS place now. Who knows if one of these crews might have to go take care of all that too someday, just rinse and repeat.
Love watching from time to time 'Hoarders' here in New Zealand, it gets screened once a week or something like that here.
I'm terrified of ending up this level of incontinence or hoarding or whatever. I feel so sorry for the woman who thought you guys were laughing at her :/. I really hope I never end up this incontinent when I get older, it's one of my biggest fears.
Ooooh hell yeah new upload. Love this line of work, I watch a guy called Biggie Clean who does this and it’s so fascinating to see this, and wholesome to see them have their lives put back together.
I remember watching hoarders
I have met a few myself back when I lived in Texas
Never a pretty sight nor a happy one
It's always sad and mostly depressing
And hoarding isn't always in their house where they live it can be a shed or a garage or even their yards
I remember climbing around on a hoard once when visiting a family friend
Wasn't pretty and little me shouldn't have been doing so but I did
Hoarding tends to hit a lot of the older folks
Especially when they are alone
It's a real mental disorder and it's not a kind one to the person who developed it
It's in some cases lethal
You hear about people getting crushed by moving mounds or pets dying in holes and not being found for years
It's nasty
And so many treat these people so horribly and think them dumb or lazy
They are not
They are ill and need help most of all
They don't enjoy living in squalor no one does they just can't break the hold it has on them either mentally or physically for the older folks
Yoooo just what I wanted to see tonight a new Azeal video. Keep it up my dude
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I've been to a hoarders house and it's better than some of them but it's been there long enough that rats have ate through the wall and she didn't even know it, we did get it cleaned and got her placed in a better place and it has significantly been reduced.
Fascinating. I was hooked beginning to end.
Yay! Glad you enjoyed 🧡
why am I watching this while preparing food... I'll come back to this later
I hope it's steak! :D
Hi Azeal! Things are very Interesting for me rn. I’m about 1.5 semesters away from graduating college with an associates in MET. I’m currently about 6 weeks away from graduating my tool and die maker apprenticeship with a massive raise and a journeyman’s card. And my new cat, who is the easiest transition from the shelter to my house ever, had 5 kittens yesterday while I was at work!
Oh wow, sounds like things are going well, congratulations!!
Thanks! A few of your videos actually helped me get through some of the tough times leading up to this point! Your videos helped me not only realize that everyone, not just those I don’t know, have a huge effect on the life around me, but also that questioning everything, no matter what answer is given, is the key to success in life. If I don’t know something, I ask “why?” After that answer is said, I then ask “How?” And so on and so forth. Asking those questions after receiving answers rather than asking them all at once is what leads to the truth. Being patient when finding the truth and knowing that it may not all be sunshine and rainbows, but the world wouldn’t be half as advanced as it is now without the darkness of the world to give us perspective.
@@willhutton1516 💙
I'm not even qualified to do this kind of job and I ended up doing it when my dad passed away. His house was over 30 years of hoard that we're STILL going through...along with the various emotions that came with it: loss, anger, frustration, yelling at each other and more.
Since then: it's beem sorta a driving force for me to GET qualified for this level of work with my landscaping and property management company just to see the freedom of a property again.
It's been 3 years and I'm still cleaning up this place when he died and I've been working through it. I'd have loved to be in the interview with this guy to sit and learn at his knee.
I'm gonna save up a couple months of allowance/money from babysitting my cousins to buy one of the plushies I love ur channel and wanna support it more than I already do sharing videos to friends :3
Aww thank you so much!!
I just shared it to a trans discord server I’m in!
Great video and thanks to you both for this, for Azeal for sharing these stories and you FallenCause for doing this service/job, your views on it all are really appreciated and I’m glad you did enjoy the work you did mate
I have now been convinced that aromatherapy is not quackery
here's an incredible interesting man with a really cool job but my stupid brain is just CAPYABARA PLUSHIE MUST HAVE
Understandable, tbh. Jobs are temporary, plushies are eternal.
Indeed
listening to this while cleaning my dorm and now i don't feel as bad about the old minifridge i have to clean 😅
I mean my old dorm minifridge started smelling and we didn't know why for about a whole semester. Then we learned it had black mold in the refrigeration unit... that was my introduction to that, lol. Dorms can be gross, so good on you for keeping on top of it!
As someone who comes from a moderate hoarder house (my dad is a hoarder and I gave up trying to clean up after him) these kind of stories bring me an odd comfort because 1: at least it's not THAT bad... and 2: there is hope that it CAN be cleaned some day...
Damn I sure was raised well, Never in my life will I not clean my house, EVER!
I also like the FPS view of this interview, makes me feel like im there listening to the story
Wow, a really gross story but also interesting and just a lot of good info on how to take care of a mess. I had a story where my sister works in a retail grocery store where an elderly customer decided to just start shitting diria and still continue shopping wail just shitting, so my sister and her coworker just coldent stomic it to clean this up. They had another coworker clean it up that could stomic it, and they coldent find this customer because she had cheked out of the store allready. I also had to deal with bed bugs. I know all too well how difficult they are to deal with.
I had the job to clear houses from dead people. It was a side job of the company that specialised in pest control.
I work there for three weeks to try out the job of pest control.
We were in a apartment in a multi story building to clear it out. (i think 6th floor or a bit higher)
I had the task to clear out the fridge because i was the new one and i had the honor to carry out the coutch where the person died on and layed on for i dont know how long.
I will never forget the smell of both.
Even worse one day i was shopping at a supermarket and a old man in front of me had the same smell on him.
It was so hard not to puke on the spot.
I can listen to some heinous stuff and still eat while listening. This one was a challenge.
I really like these types of interviews where its over someone's job. TV shows like Dirty Jobs is always so interesting to me bc it talks about jobs you'd never imagine existing
Man I loved Dirty jobs!
Cat houses were the exact reason why i thought i didnt like or want cats growing up. I genuinely hated the smell of a litter box and it didnt matter what the cat did to make up for it. Then my fiance and i discovered flushable litter and its been a godsend
Waste stations aren't designed to handle the bacteria in feline feces so I hope you're not flushing that as well
Clay, paper, and wood litters are notorious for their poor smell retention, but a much better option in my experience is silica crystal litter. It sucks up all the moisture from the waste, thereby eliminating the primary means of smell transmission into the air. I have three cats and don't smell their litter boxes ever.
"Wish me luck" is so badass
On some cursory googling, the Clear Out canisters are aerosol tear gas grenades with a 1% mixture of CS (2-chlorobenzalmalononitrile, aka “tear gas”). These things are used in situations where traditional CS grenades are not an option because of, for example, a fire risk (see Waco).
These things are more like a big bug bomb, except for use against humans instead of insects.
I was the freeon guy for a while, i would also take the fridge and replace it with a new. The worst job i was on was to replace and drain the freeon in an apartment room, when from the out side it wasnt that bad but when you went in the room was thick with cig smoke, weed smoke, cat piss and shit, and rancid milk. Let alone to say it wasnt a fun day for me and my bud
OMG, I didn't think I was going to get reminded of the Vampire Bunny story. I read that as a kid, I thought it was a fever dream I made up lmao
Memory unlocked lol
Honestly, same. I'm glad other based individuals are in the Bunnicula club and letting it be known. 😎
I was a removal tech for a funeral home for a couple years and the way he described the smells of a decomp is spot on even down to the consistency. It's a sweet sulfurous smell that thickens the air and sticks to anything it touches.
Well thats a bloody preview and a half
Indeed xD
I don't think there is any possible way you could convince me to go anywhere NEAR the roach coffee house. Just... Nope, nope, nope, the land of ten thousand nopes.
Me totally not having dinner nonchalantly while watching this.
Thanks for doing the interviews Azeal! They help spread information on a ton of stuff!
Oh god the roach coffee story made my skin crawl, now I need a shower from how much I itch just thinking about it
I have OCD and i've caught myself anxiety junk hoarding a few times, at least it's not as severe as this. I never have much clutter, luckily, only some useless junk I can't let go because of how emotional it makes me to even think of losing these things hm. Luckily i am very sensitive to things i consider dirty even if it isn't, so i never had anything disgusting or too many things. My mother throws my stuff away, and that hurts a lot
Suddently taking a few gulps of spoilled coffee at school sounds like a beach day . . .
Great video, great guest, great stories. Good job man
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Listening to this while cleaning my place. What a coincidence.
Bout the "knee mortar"
IT WILL BREAK KNEES, THAT IS A MISTRANSLATION
knees were broken in finding out
Yeah, I had to correct that in my comment, lol.
I was born without a sense of smell, so maybe this would be an okay job for me. I'll have to see if anyone in my town is hiring.
If you are seriously considering it, it's usually at leadt a state-wide thing. Try to look for what team would cover your area, then apply to that crew.
@@FallenCause I'm half considering it (but at the same time idk if I can handle looking at the messes, we shall see). I'll definitely check with my state for teams that might be hiring though, thanks for the advice!
I honestly hope I never become a hoarder. I may have some tendencies but I’m not sure. My grandmother is definitely a hoarder. She wasn’t on TV show level, but she was close. My aunts old bed was always covered in clothes, and the dining table was covered with random nicknacks except when we needed that space for holidays. She had a second freezer and we cleaned it out one day. It looked like snow in there, but it was solid, and everything was spoiled. We cleaned a lot after my grandpa died, so it’s better now.
Honestly, that promo being this unhinged might make me buy one 💀💀🤘🏻
Aw hell yeah x)
My dad was just telling me about some work he had to do the other day, this lady in a rich neighborhood with a massive 3 story house had so much trash her actual living space was the size of a bathroom. My dad had to duck down because of the sheer amount of trash on the floor, anyways when he went into the woman’s room it was FILLED ceiling to ceiling with used puppy pads that she used and just stacked. He said there had to be thousands. THIUSANDS
The comment about roasted turkey is accurate. I was a janitor for years and old feces can make that smell
The worst smell I’ve smelled when going near a hoarders house is fox urine, I think there was a few foxes near the home but that’s one of the worst ever.
Never expected to get such good cleaning advice from this 👍
My mom was a hoarder, it definitely rubbed off onto me as well, useless things that dont matter litter my desk, bedroom floor and bed, but I cant get myself to get rid of any of it unless it begins to rot
Hell I have a pumpkin from last year's halloween in my room, its fine now but im gonna have to throw it out eventually
I'm glad that you can recognize it in yourself, that a big help! If you think it would be good for you, talking to a professional could help you staunch those fears of letting go a bit.
Just a suggestion, by no means am I trying to tell you how to live your life.
Ayyy i'm early! Love to see another azeal vid, keep up the great work!
24:13 As someone who has suffered through bedbugs THAT IS CORRECT. We don't know how we got them, but they were everywhere, I was constantly covered in bits, and it took Y E A R S to get rid of them. Like a full house heat treatment is what got rid of them. Salute to you my friend because the smell of raspberries has been ruined for me because of those fuckers
I love the term: "Gender Enthusiast." As a member of the skittles squad, I think we need more nicknames!
this video made me clean my room
Based.
Ive always been within the range of being concidered a hoarder, im like a crow i see something shiny in the garbage and its mine
Bunnicula was my favorite story growing up
it was my partner's too!
51:03 I don't know where, but I remember hearing a story where a cleaner said: "This one's bad, get the purple stuff!"
And now I know what that purple stuff is!
Thanks for putting this all together. Great content!
I HAVE SMELLED A CAT HOUSE BEFORE I wasnt trained for cleaning hoarders homes but one our neighbors was this old woman who had a 60 yearold hoard she was about 90 (and because I know someone will ask no she didnt die in the house she died catching covid) I cleaned vacation homes and was hired by the womans daughter to just keep the kitchen and bathroom clean and usable. The floor was squishey and rotten from the amount of cat piss
As a person that worked in pest control I know that some of the hardest bugs to get rid of are bedbugs and cockroaches, specifically the German strain which would add about $300 to the bill every treatment
This guy makes cleaning dead hoarder homes a bit dreamy
Thank you, I think? Lol. I'll definitely take it.
This reminds me of my old Apartment. The roaches got so bad you had to watch your food and drinks... I went to drink my morning coffee and had a roach drop from the ceiling into it. and sometimes they would sneak in their only to surprise you when you realized you nearly swallowed one.
This guy nails it perfectly, without client was definitely ideal but when client was around you definitely have to be respectful, my boss said “hey guys this would really suck if you ever had to deal with this so act accordingly and watch your tongue, I only want to hear comments on hazards for us and family keepsakes” he was big on saving photos and jewelry for the client/ family.
Yeah, we were definitely expected to be on our best behavior with clients. My boss tried to save all of those things plus old toys and things that might be collectible/appraisable. We were really big on trying to make sure the clients could make some cash back with their stuff.
A, B and M sound like chill college bros.
A is not only my ACTUAL chill college bro, but he's by best bud. He asked me to be the Best Man at his wedding and I'm flying down to his place in about two weeks to go to the Mothman festival in West Virginia later this month!
The whole crew was just college dorm room vibes, but without the REALLY loud parties, lol.
Nice to see a new one after so long! :D
He lives!!!
Barely but yes 😎
@Azeal yoooooo. I heard you been busy rizzing egirls
Hi Azeal! Hope life is treating you well! Just started my first job, so I may be able to donate to you soon
Aw thank you so much!! 🧡
47:53 I know this kind of might be an old video but I searched that up and it is some type of tear gas
Heyooo! Luv the channel!❤
5:55 bro passed the vibe check
I am a level two hoarder if you want an explanation here it is we keep our stuff because we have an emotional bond with it so we refuse to clean because it’s like throwing out your pets
over the past summer I've cleaned up a couple sheds in my garden that had not been properly taken care of in some 20 years. hundreds of potential projects for which only the materials had been gathered, and tens of household items we thought we'd repair at some point. Imagine having to use a shovel to clean dust. By the time I was done I had probably removed some 10 lb of rat shit (not too bad, cause by the time I got there it didn't smell any more, it was just tiny dry pellets). I now have a nice & neat tool shed & workshop.
omg i know this guy i met him on vrchat while high as shit
I made quite the choice to watch this while eating breakfast