This is my very first video on 4K.
Apparently, I didn't set the setting of uploading videos on full quality for some reason, but now since I finally fixed the issue on why the videos weren't 4K (Well, except for the compilation video I uploaded in August which had 4K in the video), I can now upload the videos much more clearer.
Here is unit 18106, on trash on the Tuesday route.
Unit 18106 used to have the N3 arm, until it was replaced with the candy cane style arm during the pandemic period.
This was my first time filming unit 18106, and one of the most challenging things I had done before: Alleyways.
The alleyways were extremely packed with bins everywhere, and was only able to get front shots whenever there was a clear way to go.
It was kind of a small Los Angeles at this point, because of the way they are packed in multiple alleyways.
However, I did my best on filming unit 18106 no matter what, and it rained that day, but it stopped raining.
I also had to go through flooded roadways in order to get in front of the truck.
And of course if your wondering how did I do this, well, my dad had a safety vest, so I wondered could it work?
It was true, and the driver can see me because I’m wearing a safety vest.
But, since I was unable to keep up, I decided to stop filming 18106 because at that point, I was very very tired, and I had to bike a lot.
So this is all the footage I all got of unit 18106.
I am extremely sorry if my phone was shaking, I was holding it with one hand, while holding on to the bike, because the stand was at the very least wiggling.
Huge thanks to the driver for letting me film!
To Oxnard Environmental Services: My videos are strictly intended for entertainment purposes only, not to get any drivers in trouble.
Filmed on Tuesday, September 20, 2022.
Filmed on iPhone 13 Pro Max.
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