Our sanitation engineers (San-Eng) will dump half your refuge right at the curbside while looking you straight in your eyes. Then, try to gaslight you when you challenge the lazy, racist asses when you make them clean it up. What makes it so sad is they don’t have to leave their cabin. They gave a robotic arm thru Ai that detects your garbage, grabs it-whether in front,rear or side of the truck- and then automatically dumps it in a Grill-Mounted dumpster at the front of the top of the truck which then lifts this container and dumps it in the hopper mounted at the truck. It’s so efficient that it only requires a one-man team . But thru errors of the San.-Eng. Operator can cause spillage. What a bunch of losers….
Affordable Waste Services always does an unbelievable job. No questions asked. This absolutely got my vote without a doubt. I love it. Keep it up. Nicely Done! 💯💪👌👍🥇😊
These guys are working their balls off. Although I will say, back in the day, in our area when the pile was huge, the driver would get out and throw a few pieces in.
My city of Cincinnati use to pick up like that, not anymore. Here if all the trash is not in a garbage can with the lid closed they can ride right pass without doing a pickup All the bulk furniture you have to call a special number and they come and pick that up with big electronic arms and put in back of truck. And also the garbage man don't have to manually pick up the cans anymore the truck does the work.
My small city outside of Boston just switched to collection with an automated arm on the truck that picks a specially designed bin -- everything has to be in the bin. None of the contractors in the bidding process made proposals for hand pickup. The homeowner would have to hire a private service for this amount of bulk trash.
In my state, it is illegal to put furniture or other products with trash collection. Owners need to put it in a truck and go put it in the dump yard. Not let trash collection get it.
In the UK, the ‘bin-men’ are very strict about what they take. If you want to take your stuff to the ‘tip,’ yourself, You HAVE to book a date and a time to go there. ‘They’ will not let you in if you are late, or if you are early. Consequently, stuff gets dumped on the streets, anywhere and everywhere.
Yeah in England bin men only take the rubbish in the bin any big items or furniture you have too book a special collection or take it to the tip on your own
The sanitation worker is the front line of municipal government When we were discarding our parents old mattress. With a $20 bill we were told: “We do not take bulk furniture in our truck……but I am not going to physically stop you as you put it into my truck” I respect these workers because they know if they don’t do their job - everyone knows it (and smells it). So treat them with respect and they will return the favor
Where I live our trashman are very awesome one even helped to put them up on the grass. They come to early they always try and keep the cans nice. I thought they can only take up to fifty. Pounds of that stuff isn't that why not donate it to good will.
Where I live, that pile of crap would stay there forever. Admire these men for taking care of whoever left that crap. DON'T think much of the person who left that.
My Dad told me that he did a couple of years as a “swamper”, in Los Angeles during the 40’s . They used a stake bed truck with tall sides , one driver and two swampers, hanging off the side. He said that the steel fifty gallon barrel drums filled to rim,,, were killers.
As always excellent outstanding brilliant they deserve alot of credit tons of it let's honor and appreciate the trash men who proudly serve us your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated just hard working men buy them a ice tea or something they deserve it your service is deeply appreciated Its a shame seeing all the stuff being thrown away don't work to hard appreciate you guys thanks way to go very impressed !!!!! Joe
Hola, viendo este video acá en Chile es igual la recolección de basura domiciliaria perono se botan muebles,, solo cuando la alcaldía coloca un balde con mucha capacidad y ahí si se botan muebles u otras cosas aunque no es siempre, igual esas personas que trabajan en esto son reconocidos por la mayoría de nosotros, son IMPORTANTES Y MERECEN NUESTRA GRATITUD
That is one bad ass truck…..! And the two gentlemen , feeding it know exactly what they’re doing……! 🙏🏻👍🏻 Here in Alabama , they will not pick up stuff like this. They have a special truck that they load mattresses and stuff like this in…..!
I live in a town with a few colleges. Each year end for the students, they leave tons of unwanted items. The town finally got organized and began sorting the items and offered them, vety inexpensively, to the incoming students. Some needed to be trashed but many items were recycled. Items included microwaves, sofas, shelving, tvs, refrigerators, tables and chairs. During the year, you must tske your unwanted items to the dump and pay for the disposal cost.
Where I live you have to make an appointment for them to pick up any large items like sofas, mattresses etc. The regular truck that comes by once a week won't even touch this type of stuff. Plus it's all got to be in the can here, you can't just flop garbages full of stuff and other trash on the ground.
Typical massive waste :( Literally a ton of reusable material in those pickups. So sad. Recycle programs don't see the forest for the trees. Implementing silly sorting programs that don't work.. meanwhile giant pieces of furniture and really bulky high density plastics are literally crushed and buried. How many plastic bottles were in that heavy shelf they crushed? Some of that furniture could have easily be reconditioned and sold at a profit.
That stuff was out on the curb free for the taking before the garbage truck came. I'm sure everybody who wanted it came and got what they wanted (i.e. nothing) because it is all garbage.
@ I do reclaim .. non exotic materials out of old buildings .. all the time and it is worth it. I don't mind the extra time in that case because it's better than I can buy new! . Us Americans need to get off our high-horses.. our time is not "that valuable". I see the construction dumpsters.. masssive, massive waste. Workers use 1/3 a sheet of plywood and discard the rest! There is a better way.. Japan recycles all that stuff.. somehow.... if they can, we can. Heck 1/10 l the bulky stuff in that video could have been straightup reused. Somebody please steam clean that sofa and save someone $1000, haha. Most of this stuff (including that old Sofa) is getting shipping off to some rural location and buried underground... that could not be cheap either!!
@@BloodyHeck Sometimes it does make more sense to buy new. Furniture... maybe 1/2 the time... if you want something not Particle board cardboard/vinyl ... go thrifting or FBM. 10-20 years ago (esp during The great recession'08 to 10 ish ) , GoodWill was hopping. The management got really bad ... and they started doing weird stuff like trying to put valuable items online and cutting out retail customers. It's also a consortium - - and some stores are still doing OK and are pretty big. if you go find a well run thrift shop you'll find that it is no shortage of either donations or good paying customers. at least stating that people don't want someone else's old trash is Unfortunately thenpoint you make is from societal programming - - I definitely get the sentiment - - but if you saw some of this old furniture cleaned up and repainted you'd think it was cooler than what you could go by right now at the local store. check out some of the videos like Ashley Ashkew (sp?) --she literally makes her living out of a garage picking up GW or dumpster furniture hitting it with a refinish and selling it for a really good money. Sure it is a lot of work - - but she does not need a job -- and the people that come to buy her furniture are saving well more than half. Way better IMHO to buy something that's been fixed up vs underpaid labor overseas.
About 45 years ago, I bought a house that had an old engine and trans sitting on it. When the garbage truck came by, I asked the guys if they could get rid of it for me. The truck had a winch above the opening where the garbage went. These guys were able to use the winch to get rid of the engine. I told them how amazed I was about this and one of the guys said, "we picked up a whole Volkswagon like that one day."
Here in Australia we book a clean up by the council,give them brief description, then place goods night before pickup on date.separate metal and electronics[e waste] they come around 4 am, white goods are charged ,so they different to our normal bin pickup.
We have an annual city wide clean up when they do pick up bulk trash. But usually the pickers drive the night before and grab half or more of the stuff on the curb.
Never seen a trash company that would take all the bulk items , interesting. Also that chest of drawers and dresser looked to be decent and real wood. If around me i would have grabbed them and fixed them up.
WOW, this is amazing they would collect all this stuff. In most areas you have to take it to the dump yourself and pay the dump fees. The company needs to have weight limits on what they can lift, two strong men struggling with one can is ridiculous and dangerous to the employees. A couple very hardworking guys, great job!
Great job guys, In the 60's the garbage collectors would actually come in the back yard unless you had a dog, then you would have to put the garbage cans outside of the fence line, then they would fill up these huge aluminum bins with 1 shoulder strap no wheels.
With the trash service out here would take big stuff like this. Here if you cant get it in the single can forget about it. You have to take it to the dump yourself.
@@geocam2 Honestly it would be nice if they had a special day every few months where you could put out something big to get picked up. If i want to get rid of a recliner or something here where i live i have the option of breaking it apart into small enough sections that will fit into the can or renting a truck and driving it to the dump. I wouldnt mind if we could just call them up and say hey i have some big junk this week and they charge an extra $15 or whatever to get rid of an old couch or desk or something.
Wow you guys went over and above! Where I live in Ontario, Canada, there’s no way these items would be taken like that. They would have to take most of that stuff to the dump on their own, since it wasn’t bagged properly and exceeded the allowed amount. Plus, the furniture would be a special pickup.
Here in Vancouver, the rule goes: Not in the bin? Not in the truck! And don't think of leaving the lid off, because then they definitely won't take it! 😂
I’ve been doing trash for a while and when it’s a big pile like that the driver gets out and help the fact that he was in the truck the whole time is just crazy
Gotta love the trash collectors! I see the mess some people leave on their curbs expecting these people to pick it up. Especially after evictions. Have some respect and make it as easy as possible for them at least.
Having done this job for many years .. when we would put a couch in we would crush it with the seat facing to the bottom of the hopper!!! That when the change would come out !!!
plastic, paper, glass, boiled table rests, unboiled table rests, clothes, metals, milk cartons ALL in different bags over here in Belgium 😮 and definatly not furniture 😅 Cool strong garbage truck tho
I can only imagine how tired those two men must feel may the end of a workday. I routinely offer cold water, soda or juice to the garbage men when I’m home on trash day. It’s a small gesture, but it means a lot to them.
In my county, they will take trash that is bagged only. If you clean out your car and throw fast food bags or unbagged dirty diapers into the trash can, you will find it on your lawn when you come home. Bulk pickup is once a year.
Outstanding work- 3 man trucks are the only way to roll- NYC sold their souls one contract and went to two man trucks. People should be educated on how to throw out their trash- no flimsy bags, no wet cardboard boxes, don’t overload containers… also a tip every so often really will get you above and beyond service.
Hard workers are the backbone of America! These men are awesome!
No different from ditch diggers
@@pamlopez1871 No different than any job
Veterans say nooo😂😂😂😂
These two gentlemen are hard workers!
And pay not good
But always will be some one to take it.
I salute this 2 guys
@@Antonio-yb8ub I’d hope they’re making $30+ an hour after a few years of service.
Not that hard
Our sanitation engineers (San-Eng) will dump half your refuge right at the curbside while looking you straight in your eyes. Then, try to gaslight you when you challenge the lazy, racist asses when you make them clean it up.
What makes it so sad is they don’t have to leave their cabin. They gave a robotic arm thru Ai that detects your garbage, grabs it-whether in front,rear or side of the truck- and then automatically dumps it in a Grill-Mounted dumpster at the front of the top of the truck which then lifts this container and dumps it in the hopper mounted at the truck. It’s so efficient that it only requires a one-man team . But thru errors of the San.-Eng. Operator can cause spillage.
What a bunch of losers….
Should not have to work that hard. It's stupid
Everyone wanted to see the couch go in. Didn’t disappoint!
Fun, a chipper would be cool too...lol
Those are two good, hard working men, much respect!
In my 42 years driving truck 8 years doing this. Treat your garbage people well, they still do house calls! 👍💪👷♂
I always appreciate our garbage collectors
I hope everyone who works removing our rubbish was remembered well this and every Christmas.
My guys get an envelope every year.
That’s a couple of hard working dudes right there.
Yeah, they remind me of me.😂
These men are a great 👍 team! They know their stuff!
That truck eating that couch was actually impressive
Affordable Waste Services always does an unbelievable job. No questions asked. This absolutely got my vote without a doubt. I love it. Keep it up. Nicely Done! 💯💪👌👍🥇😊
And my guy won't even take leaves. 😂
Slide our guy a couple bucks and he'll take anything. Watched the truck eat a golf cart a few years back🤣🤣🤣🤣
Some are jobs worth and some are what is the job worth!
These guys are working their balls off. Although I will say, back in the day, in our area when the pile was huge, the driver would get out and throw a few pieces in.
Lazy driver
That's why they get paid the big bucks 😂😂
This company needs to take over for all others!!
My city of Cincinnati use to pick up like that, not anymore. Here if all the trash is not in a garbage can with the lid closed they can ride right pass without doing a pickup
All the bulk furniture you have to call a special number and they come and pick that up with big electronic arms and put in back of truck. And also the garbage man don't have to manually pick up the cans anymore the truck does the work.
My small city outside of Boston just switched to collection with an automated arm on the truck that picks a specially designed bin -- everything has to be in the bin. None of the contractors in the bidding process made proposals for hand pickup. The homeowner would have to hire a private service for this amount of bulk trash.
Unsung heroes.
Nothing but positive, encouraging posts. We need this more.
You guys are the true hero’s! You work so hard.
RESPECT!
Heros? Really?
🙄
These men are essential workers and very valuable to a community.
These garbage truck workers deserve a raise
In my state, it is illegal to put furniture or other products with trash collection. Owners need to put it in a truck and go put it in the dump yard. Not let trash collection get it.
Same where I live.
Hell ya!!!! 1 bag per house where I live. That is disgraceful.
A lot of towns have a twice a year bulk pickup. Since every house has something that’s probably what it is.
That is why you see it dumped in the ditches along the roads and the woods...
Sucks for you,
In the UK, the ‘bin-men’ are very strict about what they take.
If you want to take your stuff to the ‘tip,’ yourself,
You HAVE to book a date and a time to go there.
‘They’ will not let you in if you are late, or if you are early.
Consequently, stuff gets dumped on the streets, anywhere and everywhere.
It's that way in the States, too. At least where I live.
You have too many rules, garbage is garbage 🗑
Yeah in England bin men only take the rubbish in the bin any big items or furniture you have too book a special collection or take it to the tip on your own
And pay extra for many items
And bins are lifted and tipped for you into back of truck.
Not if you give them a bung.
The sanitation worker is the front line of municipal government
When we were discarding our parents old mattress. With a $20 bill we were told:
“We do not take bulk furniture in our truck……but I am not going to physically stop you as you put it into my truck”
I respect these workers because they know if they don’t do their job - everyone knows it (and smells it). So treat them with respect and they will return the favor
Awesome video bro I like seeing bulky waste pickups
Where I live our trashman are very awesome one even helped to put them up on the grass. They come to early they always try and keep the cans nice. I thought they can only take up to fifty. Pounds of that stuff isn't that why not donate it to good will.
I appreciate the work them brothers put in thank you fellas
May God Bless these hard working men who do this job everyday!
grazie.
These two are truly hard working man. But it is so bad that nothing is collected separately and nothing gets recycled. 😮
Awesome job! Did that for 10 years. Mostly solo in a front loader.
That couch didn't even look that bad 😂
This is real man work here. My brother used to do this for 10 years. He finally stopped at 42 years old. It's tough on the body.
Where I live, that pile of crap would stay there forever. Admire these men for taking care of whoever left that crap. DON'T think much of the person who left that.
My Dad told me that he did a couple of years as a “swamper”, in Los Angeles during the 40’s .
They used a stake bed truck with tall sides , one driver and two swampers, hanging off the side.
He said that the steel fifty gallon barrel drums filled to rim,,, were killers.
As always excellent outstanding brilliant they deserve alot of credit tons of it let's honor and appreciate the trash men who proudly serve us your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated just hard working men buy them a ice tea or something they deserve it your service is deeply appreciated Its a shame seeing all the stuff being thrown away don't work to hard appreciate you guys thanks way to go very impressed !!!!! Joe
My guy crushed a 4 yard dumpster with his trash truck! Those things eat about everything!
I had to do that once. I left them an iced cooler with beer. The guys were super happy too!
I clicked for the sofa... But stayed for the dresser. 😆🤣😂😁
Its called bulk pickup. We have bulk pickups on Wednesdays.
Hola, viendo este video acá en Chile es igual la recolección de basura domiciliaria perono se botan muebles,, solo cuando la alcaldía coloca un balde con mucha capacidad y ahí si se botan muebles u otras cosas aunque no es siempre, igual esas personas que trabajan en esto son reconocidos por la mayoría de nosotros, son IMPORTANTES Y MERECEN NUESTRA GRATITUD
These two guys are extremely talented, gotta say.
Keep the blade up in an open position before dumping a couch so you have space to send the blade down.
That is one bad ass truck…..!
And the two gentlemen , feeding it know exactly what they’re doing……! 🙏🏻👍🏻
Here in Alabama , they will not pick up stuff like this. They have a special truck that they load mattresses and stuff like this in…..!
I live in a town with a few colleges. Each year end for the students, they leave tons of unwanted items. The town finally got organized and began sorting the items and offered them, vety inexpensively, to the incoming students. Some needed to be trashed but many items were recycled. Items included microwaves, sofas, shelving, tvs, refrigerators, tables and chairs.
During the year, you must tske your unwanted items to the dump and pay for the disposal cost.
Where I live you have to make an appointment for them to pick up any large items like sofas, mattresses etc. The regular truck that comes by once a week won't even touch this type of stuff. Plus it's all got to be in the can here, you can't just flop garbages full of stuff and other trash on the ground.
In my state you can call it few times a year for bulk items and a different truck comes and gets it
This is not normal
Typical massive waste :( Literally a ton of reusable material in those pickups. So sad. Recycle programs don't see the forest for the trees. Implementing silly sorting programs that don't work.. meanwhile giant pieces of furniture and really bulky high density plastics are literally crushed and buried. How many plastic bottles were in that heavy shelf they crushed? Some of that furniture could have easily be reconditioned and sold at a profit.
That stuff was out on the curb free for the taking before the garbage truck came. I'm sure everybody who wanted it came and got what they wanted (i.e. nothing) because it is all garbage.
Go for it. You do it for a while and you’ll see it costs more money to do that than to use fresh material.
@ I do reclaim .. non exotic materials out of old buildings .. all the time and it is worth it. I don't mind the extra time in that case because it's better than I can buy new! . Us Americans need to get off our high-horses.. our time is not "that valuable". I see the construction dumpsters.. masssive, massive waste. Workers use 1/3 a sheet of plywood and discard the rest! There is a better way.. Japan recycles all that stuff.. somehow.... if they can, we can. Heck 1/10 l the bulky stuff in that video could have been straightup reused. Somebody please steam clean that sofa and save someone $1000, haha. Most of this stuff (including that old Sofa) is getting shipping off to some rural location and buried underground... that could not be cheap either!!
@@HiFiTown People generally don't want someone else's old trash or else Goodwills would be as large as WalMarts.
@@BloodyHeck Sometimes it does make more sense to buy new. Furniture... maybe 1/2 the time... if you want something not Particle
board cardboard/vinyl ... go thrifting or FBM. 10-20 years ago (esp during The great recession'08 to 10 ish ) , GoodWill was hopping. The management got really bad ... and they started doing weird stuff like trying to put valuable items online and cutting out retail customers. It's also a consortium - - and some stores are still doing OK and are pretty big. if you go find a well run thrift shop you'll find that it is no shortage of either donations or good paying customers. at least stating that people don't want someone else's old trash is Unfortunately thenpoint you make is from societal programming - - I definitely get the sentiment - - but if you saw some of this old furniture cleaned up and repainted you'd think it was cooler than what you could go by right now at the local store. check out some of the videos like Ashley Ashkew (sp?) --she literally makes her living out of a garage picking up GW or dumpster furniture hitting it with a refinish and selling it for a really good money. Sure it is a lot of work - - but she does not need a job -- and the people that come to buy her furniture are saving well more than half. Way better IMHO to buy something that's been fixed up vs underpaid labor overseas.
Hey, those are the same guys who helped me move!
When I used to do garbage collecting, picking up furniture is how we made extra tips. It was always pre-planned otherwise the driver would ignore it.
These guys surely deserve respect and some good tips.
ate that couch like a boss
Lets appreciate these 2 how hard they work. My town wouldn't do this, they won't even get out of the truck.
About 45 years ago, I bought a house that had an old engine and trans sitting on it. When the garbage truck came by, I asked the guys if they could get rid of it for me. The truck had a winch above the opening where the garbage went. These guys were able to use the winch to get rid of the engine. I told them how amazed I was about this and one of the guys said, "we picked up a whole Volkswagon like that one day."
I did this job for a year and it was the toughest job to do especially in 100 degree weather. Not for the weak
Here in Australia we book a clean up by the council,give them brief description, then place goods night before pickup on date.separate metal and electronics[e waste] they come around 4 am, white goods are charged ,so they different to our normal bin pickup.
In the wintertime when stuff freezes this job becomes twice as hard.
We have an annual city wide clean up when they do pick up bulk trash. But usually the pickers drive the night before and grab half or more of the stuff on the curb.
Never seen a trash company that would take all the bulk items , interesting. Also that chest of drawers and dresser looked to be decent and real wood. If around me i would have grabbed them and fixed them up.
It was out on the curb for free, why didn't you?
@nspro931 I don't live there otherwise I would have grabbed them.
My daughter got a beautiful metal garden set many years ago, she repainted it and it’s still perfect 15=years later 🙏
@timcritz3194 if you call in and request a bulk pick up they will take it. Or do what I do and leave a $20 and a couple gatorades
4:30 Threw trash bin and crushed it, somebody will wonder where the bin went too
WOW, this is amazing they would collect all this stuff. In most areas you have to take it to the dump yourself and pay the dump fees. The company needs to have weight limits on what they can lift, two strong men struggling with one can is ridiculous and dangerous to the employees. A couple very hardworking guys, great job!
Great job guys, In the 60's the garbage collectors would actually come in the back yard unless you had a dog, then you would have to put the garbage cans outside of the fence line, then they would fill up these huge aluminum bins with 1 shoulder strap no wheels.
There should be a chipping machine that goes around and just does furniture and bulk goods !!! These guys are awesome !!!!
Awesome job by these guys🙏👍👍
With the trash service out here would take big stuff like this. Here if you cant get it in the single can forget about it. You have to take it to the dump yourself.
@@geocam2 Honestly it would be nice if they had a special day every few months where you could put out something big to get picked up. If i want to get rid of a recliner or something here where i live i have the option of breaking it apart into small enough sections that will fit into the can or renting a truck and driving it to the dump. I wouldnt mind if we could just call them up and say hey i have some big junk this week and they charge an extra $15 or whatever to get rid of an old couch or desk or something.
Wow you guys went over and above! Where I live in Ontario, Canada, there’s no way these items would be taken like that. They would have to take most of that stuff to the dump on their own, since it wasn’t bagged properly and exceeded the allowed amount. Plus, the furniture would be a special pickup.
I believe this is in Hartford or Waterbury CT I knew this company name sounded familiar then I noticed the area lol
Trash capital of the world evidently!
I don’t know why watching this is so satisfying.
Here in Vancouver, the rule goes: Not in the bin? Not in the truck! And don't think of leaving the lid off, because then they definitely won't take it! 😂
Society's true unsung heros ❤
Those guys Don’t mess about 👏
I’ve been doing trash for a while and when it’s a big pile like that the driver gets out and help the fact that he was in the truck the whole time is just crazy
Wow these guys are working hard for the money and that the driver's truck swallowing their couches pretty awesome too.
They are the real heroes of any community, throughout the world!
Hard job! Good workers!
These two men deserve a raise after today, maybe not the driver😅
One of the toughest jobs out there picking soaked wet couches off the street in the rain rain isn't to bad but a wet couch very heavy
I've personally helped load 8 queen size matresses and box springs along with BBQ items and other items into one truck. Amazed me.
This is an oddly satisfying video. Thx.
Gotta love the trash collectors! I see the mess some people leave on their curbs expecting these people to pick it up. Especially after evictions. Have some respect and make it as easy as possible for them at least.
Some of that stuff, old furniture, I’d bust up and put in my wood stove to heat my country home in the winter.
(Those black wheels bins are designed to be lifted on hydraulic hooks) so that was actually the wrong garbage truck..
Well, I guess that guy’s not getting their garbage can back at that second pile ha ha ha ha
I feel the back pain of those guys! Oh the bed bugs are gone now…..
We have to call for Bulk pick up wish I had these guys for my Garbage they Definitely need to be Tipped Well awesome
Get those guys a case of beer. Most crews would never pick up that much heavy shit in one shot, especially the first two houses
Having done this job for many years .. when we would put a couch in we would crush it with the seat facing to the bottom of the hopper!!! That when the change would come out !!!
Their physicality is insane. I need a break from watching them work it. And the engineering of that monster truck is impressive too......
In my town bulk trash is picked up by a caterpillar and dump into a large trash truck once per month included in monthly charge 😊
They dumping them cans manually my trash pickup they have trucks with arms that pick up the cans..salute to those guys
I guess this town has no junk yard. That is one powerful garbage truck.
Now this is the way garbage pickup should be. The garbage pickup in my area doesn't even want the lid on the container to stick up.
Now that's one hell of a dust cart.
This is oddly satisfying. Makes me want to clean up my own house and garage.
plastic, paper, glass, boiled table rests, unboiled table rests, clothes, metals, milk cartons ALL in different bags over here in Belgium 😮 and definatly not furniture 😅 Cool strong garbage truck tho
Where we live you get on small can one big recycle bin. The rest you bring to the transfer station and pay to dispose
These guys are real hard workers! (Most teenagers now just want easy work so they can wear their designer clothes all day).
And it triggers you 😛😂🤣😆😁🥳🤠
Awesome job here in South Africa 6 guys on truck no manual lifting and a mess when they leave also throwing the bins damaging don’t care attitude
We aren’t allowed to do that. Refuse has to fit in the can with the lid closed
I can only imagine how tired those two men must feel may the end of a workday. I routinely offer cold water, soda or juice to the garbage men when I’m home on trash day. It’s a small gesture, but it means a lot to them.
Those were good cushions!
In my county, they will take trash that is bagged only. If you clean out your car and throw fast food bags or unbagged dirty diapers into the trash can, you will find it on your lawn when you come home. Bulk pickup is once a year.
Outstanding work- 3 man trucks are the only way to roll- NYC sold their souls one contract and went to two man trucks. People should be educated on how to throw out their trash- no flimsy bags, no wet cardboard boxes, don’t overload containers… also a tip every so often really will get you above and beyond service.
You are a very selfless man scout. (It’s a shame only one or two percent of people are as naive as you about the world). Have a happy new year bud.
Real hard work for those guys at the back of trucks