He looks like he takes up space and the taxi drivers are scared to get in his way he knows that he's working and people will look out I don't see it as a problem being in New York City I don't know though I'd have to work a shift I guess
Rizzo's garbage containers that sounds so New York I bet the owner is like a crime boss or something LOL or tied into the family somehow how much does this dude make an hour does he ever have to pick up containers that he doesn't know what's inside and he's not supposed to ask questions
I've seen guys mess this up in a wide open industrial park out in the 'burbs and this dude gets it done on a regular NYC street in traffic without any safety cones or whatever.
@@jimkihn1475I would love to say that’s true but I’ve driven both roll off and front loader and trust me these people wont move for ANYONE. The only ppl important to them are themselves and they will cut you off when they can and how they can
Buy the driver a soda or something he deserves a lot of credit your service is deeply appreciated thanks don't work to hard appreciate you guys thanks you guys rock way to go stay safe and warm out there way to go its a tough job you do it well thanks don't work to hard !!! Joe ❤😂😂
I ran roll-off truck on days off when I first started at FD to make ends meet. Wasn't a bad gig if the dump wasn't a muddy mess. But could also be some long hours. Nice to see this old video John, thanks.
I agree,he's good.unless hes the bosses son hes probably getting $20 an hour.the big company's that won't even let you do one of those moves are paying $30an hour at the most.you have to be an idiot to live in nyc.anyway else doing that as a profession you would live great
That is what I call putting the right person doing the right job. I’m from the slow south and drove around NY pulling a 18” trailer , never go back there. You better have nerves of steel.
Those are good skills. The best dude i've ever seen handle a roll off and do things with bins that'll blow people's minds was my boss Guy G. who trained me. There wasn't a situation he couldn't handle.
So 40 bucks the rent over there is insane. At least 60 an hr shit all the bs you have to deal with over there in new York. Fuck that I work for sws over there and it's a bitch. But loved it!
I used to do that job... would be alot easier for everyone if he had his hazard lights on... other drivers probably can't see his rotating beacon light on top.
@@coloradostrong are you alright? Or should that be _all right?_ You complained about "alot", whereas "everyone" wasn't mentioned... oh wait, is that meant to be _where as_ and _was not?_ Anyhow (any how), I could go on about these hypocrisies, but I'll (I will) leave it at that.
He did a great job, but his company should be providing high visibility clothing, and trucks should be upgraded to self locking pins, to lock to rails.
In NYC anything goes, try doing that in a residential or industrial park and you'd be gone for tearing up the truck and pavement. I ran boxes for WM out of Hunts pt. market for years and they'd can you for that clown show.
