👀👀🤣

This, your, statement can fully agree. But on the ladder of important jobs, second only to the workers tasked with cleaning up what's left of our society, are the professional drivers who always do their best to deliver the goods on time

I must have missed the women

The rubbish is seperated. All the trucks seen in this video are collecting the normal non recyclable rubbish that‘s collected in black bags as seen and taken to incineration or landfill. New York City has white aswell as blue bags specifically for recycling with one being for all sorts of plastic/glass and tins and one just for paper and cardboard. If you look on the channel and watch the most recent video before this one it shows a DSNY truck on paper/cardboard collection. I assume the reason you don‘t see the recycling sacks in this video is that the video was shot on trash only day. At least in the more dense areas of NYC, regular garbage like the one in this video is collected three or two times a week depending on the area and recycling is done once a week. On top of that in the less dense suburbs of NYC, DSNY offers organic carts for residents in which they can place green waste aswell as food waste which is also collected weekly like the two recycling streams. New York City is in fact quite good at recycling, especially since they collect plastic/glass/tins seperate from the paper/cardboard which ensures keeps the paper/cardboard clean since it’s not contaminated by glass shard for example. They also take all kinds of plastics in the recycling stream which is very rare for the USA. And yes these guys (and women) are quite hard workers, driver has to get out all the time since it‘s only two workers per truck and not three like in the UK or Germany. Edit: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aJ6CeZajxsy6Yqc.html that‘s the video I was reffering to which shows recycling collection in NYC :)

They got rid of the special purpose bags for recycling it was a stupid idea just like the compost bins that the city waisted money on.

Was just thinking that same thing. And all the bin collectors, street cleaners, office cleaners, toilet cleaners and any others I havnt mentioned are the salt of the earth. Without you all the rest of the workforces wouldn't be able to their jobs so hats off to you all. Don't know what you all get paid but it should all be top whack bc it's what you all deserve

Hey Paul I am also a refuse collector in the state of Florida USA and what you see in New York with the trash collection is much different then in other places in US. In NY it is all personal cans while in other places such as at my location it is a mix of personal and wheelie bins but mostly wheelie bins. We also have a dumper on the back that hooks to the can. Many of are trucks are side loaders as well.

Not everywhere in the UK has wheelie bin, I’m still running about with metal ash bins on my shoulder

@@rmc2001 I’m a loader on a refuse lorry, we’re paid £9.79 an hour, 29p above minimum wage

@@dickhead0423 you are kidding me? I'm really sorry to hear that and I know I can't do anything about it but if was up to me you would be triple that

Still, to see a woman doing this kind of work is impressive.

@@Tiqerboy Not if she's crap at it 🤣

Yes

Yup thats been normal in NYC for a long time.

My friend from NYC called them sausage bags. Told me they are from the trash compactor in residential complexes. The garbage chute would empty down into a trash compactor and use those long black bags. Because the trash is compacted, that's why it takes two people to lift one of those bags. Used to be, the trash was incinerated in these buildings but they outlawed that around 1973 in response to the Clear Air Act

@@Tiqerboy man i saw those i was like how in the hell do they drag it to curb from their house, that thing looks heavy.

@@Tman0517 wow, i never have seen that here in Louisiana, that certainly is different.

Woman dont belong in that line of work not sure what shes doing.

Poor fella doing more than his fair share

if it was 50 bags there, HE lifted 48 of em'... ridn' his back all day she'll sleep real good

She is absolutely the laziest thing! All she wants to do is stand around and look pretty?? 🤣🤣. Fire her!!

She’s an old lady likely in her late 50s or early 60s. I applaud her for her efforts. She was moving those bags. Don’t be so fragile as to diss hard working folk.

Yes indeed they do thank you Pedro

@@trashmonster26 Your Welcome. 👍

You’re lying! I was in NYC for the whole of July and August, and I didn’t see a single snowplough!

I was thinking the same thing when I saw it 🤣

Well now. You never know.

Easy way to get rid of someone put them in one of those long bags they don’t even check , I love to lay inside one and see if they load me in there

Yes sir! I have much more to share from New York and maybe some day I’ll make it to your country…

@@trashmonster26 I wouldn't bother here it's boring ha! I mean I'm used to it. Joking aside thanks again, I look forward to future uploads! 🙏🏾🇬🇧

Thank you!

أكتب: شاق ومتواصل

I agree. I’m surprised they don’t have tippers on their trucks. It’s no wonder that I always hear about the rats in NY, there’s barely any trash cans just all bags to chew through.

@@trashin.n.smashin No room for carts in lot‘s of parts of the city, especially in the very dense areas in Manhattan. No other choice but to use bags. I do wonder why they don‘t have tippers on the trucks for the less dense areas where residents sometimes use carts 🤔 Quite back breaking handballing the toters all the time, especially on garbage.

I work for dsny and the only reason he lifted those big pails was because of the video. Anyone with time on the job just grabs the bags out of it.

It's an old city, it's designed for the truck type lifts.

Impossible in NY. We have street parking

@@oldschoolscannerbuff So they must ban a few parking spaces to have a space where you can drive thrue with the garbage can.

@@twowheelvalle LOL a few? The amout of trash the entire block needs to be no pakring and that kills business. We like the way we pick up. It works perfectly.

Nowhere to store them

I thought the same thing. Also where do they keep all that trash when it’s not garbage day 😂😂

@@trashin.n.smashin they collect it twice a week so it doesn’t have to sit around for long. In each building there is a garbage/recycling room and the caretakers/janitors bring it out

The guy shouldn’t have to lift those bins like that. Most trucks have a hydraulic arm to lift them.

Good to know…that area is interesting because you can find trucks in any walking distance six days a week.

Yeah our waste systems strive to be invisible, it’s unfortunate that people are so quick to ignore them. I think they are buying a mix of trucks

B R r ŕŕ

I consider the crushers to be designed wrong. Compared to the ones of the trucks in my country (Netherlands), the crusher is always up when stuff is thrown in and only extends down when ordered by buttons at the side. When fully down, it pushes everything to the front, goes up again and moves to the starting position again. These trucks, were stuff is seen to be basically pushed out again as the crushes first has to extend, seem weird to me. Always like the old trucks here btw: all else (wheelie bins) got automated some 6 years ago or so. Now only a driver sits in a truck with a hydraulic arm moved by a joystick taking the bins up into the air and emptying them in the container and placing it back on the kerb. The 'grofvuil' (large dirt/large objects) trucks are the nice ones. Especially when someone gets rid of a lot of wooden furniture or garden stuff, the cracking sounds are great to listen to.

They’re used in compactors in large buildings, a very NYC-specific thing

What?! You’re an FBI Special Agent?!

@@heli-crewhgs5285 🤣🤣

Are you with dsny?

@@Horsecockbadger no sir… I am with a private hauler

Terrible partner

I agree. She may be a nice person but I wouldn't want her as my trash partner.

In NYC many commercial accounts and construction debris as seen here are hauled by private “carting “ companies. DSNY does the rest.

those long "sausage" style bags are used in trash compactors in the basements of larger buildings. Not sure why they have 2 openings. NYC is 20 years behind Europe in waste handling

@@trashmonster26Thank you

Mafia paid something

Then pandas like me swoop into action!

Bodies in there!!!!

the smell will give it away as rotting flesh smells alot or if it that they smell iron as blood gives off an iron smell

Because it very likely would have leaked blood/decomposing corpse juice EVERYWHERE upon being compacted

I got a lot of no’s and yeses that day, no idea about department policy but the law in our country is that we can film wherever we want in public

Ok I was just wondering 👍

@@trashmonster26 Same here (Netherlands). But publicising the footage you take is a totally different story and prohibited most of the time. But that's the GDPR law coming into play at that point, you don't have that in the USA (Although I believe they have to adhere to that as well for every video, as they can't keep a video from the USA being watched only from within the USA)

@@weeardguy fortunately for me, the 4th amendment of the constitution is very clear on this: there is no expectation of privacy in public. as long as I stand on public streets no one can ask me to stop, I just like to respect the driver’s wishes out of courtesy

@@trashmonster26 Yes and as I told you that's the same in my country: stand on a public road and there's hardly any law that prohibits you from taking pictures or video of people in 'recognizable fashion'. But publicising the footage you took is where the GDPR comes into play and usually, it's pretty clear: it's prohibited unless it's a press/journalism item (which I find a sketchy term these days), or when not publicising could cause great harm to the general public. Of course, people will usually get away with videos of people and throwing those videos on the internet as neither is a problem, but they can rightfully protest those actions. I salute you on respecting their wishes, because it's something I usually do as well (not that I ever filmed refuse lorries though ;) ), but if a member of the public comes up to me with complaints, I will usually explain what I'm doing and that they won't have to worry.

hey you're not supposed to ask that

Yes of course NYC has two recycling pick ups, one for paper and cardboard and one for plastic/tins/glass. It‘s just not shown in this video

because they aren’t wussies

They do recycle, check out this video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aJ6CeZajxsy6Yqc.html

i wouldn't say it's free... anytime the government provides a service, somebody's paying for it

Nothing is free. If you’re not seeing a bill then it’s probably included with your utilities or something.

@@trashin.n.smashin they pay the workers through our property taxes so I never get a bill I'll take it cause it feels free when your not seeing a bill like I use to with republic services plus my mortgage escrow property taxes in the payments so I never really see anything property taxes pay everything metro in Nashville including teachers and police officers and other metro workers like our metro trash through public works I know nothings free but technically its almost like its free cause you never see a bill for it like you would with Republic services or waste management so thats a bill I really never have to worry about the only way I would lose trash pickup is if I lose my house from not paying my mortgage lol

ellos usan bolsas plastico transparente para reciclar, y bolsas plastico negro para basura kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aJ6CeZajxsy6Yqc.html

Nutrition is everything

Depends whats in them. Anything food related will stink

Forget about it🤫