I was a Garbageman for 23 years. We had the same saying. “Satisfaction guaranteed or double your trash back”. The best thing about trashin’ is you don’t have to baby the product. I never had any trash go good on me…. Cheers.
Same when i was in the scrap metal business.. i never had any anger problems because i knew i could always take it out on a fridge or dishwasher that had to be "carefully dismantled" with a sledgehammer :P
@@GWulf47 It was a lot of fun. Little kids LOVE the Garbageman. I primarily did Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. We had a Cabin in Grant Grove called “Camp Wasted”. Lots of debauchery there. We used to have the Garbageman’s Ball every fall at the end of tourist season. The last time we did it the Band played until 5am. Cheers.
@@MarcusRefusius my Girlfriend showed me a Video with a little Boy who waits to bring his Favourite Garbageman some cookies it Was one of the cutest Vids if ever seen You Guys doing a hard Job got nothing but Respect for your Work
@@thebrokenglasskids5196 meaning a ton of people aren’t going to be there, they only are they for 5-10 minutes most of the time so you don’t need 50 parking spaces
@@kevin_s_03_ Deli or not, let’s pretend it’s the smallest nickel-and-dime eatery of all time(which would already validate my original comment but annnnyway) and the same person manages the store, prepares the food, and handles customer transactions(fairly unlikely and again would validate my original assertion but we’ll continue in your bizarro world logic). That would mean at minimum one of those spaces would be taken up for that person to park while working. That leaves three spaces for customers to park. Three. So you’re telling us that during lunch and dinner rush that a successful deli would never have more than three customers there at a single time? That’s the hillbilly logic-based hill you’ve chosen to take a stand on? Do you live in Mayberry in the year 1952? What color is the sky on your old-timey small town planet where four total parking spaces denotes a business of any kind being successful? Now clearly you have chosen to dig in deep on this little nonsensical stand you’ve taken and it’s the internet so god forbid your ego stand aside and you admit fault in your hastily crafted knee-jerk callout, but for a brief moment ask yourself which is more likely, that having all of four parking spots in a business lot lends itself more to which of the following being more likely to be true, that: A: the business is a bustling booming successful DeLi ReStAuRaNt or B: is a silly little underfunded flop run by an owner whose business plans were as poorly thought out as your logic in this reply thread Hmm? Which is more likely oh Shah of Brilliant Business Sense? Do enlighten us with your vast and endless sea of warped deli restaurant knowledge. I’ll go ahead and play the jeopardy music while your ego bruises and the mouse on the wheel inside your head turns as you desperately search for some faux-logic to support your laughably ludicrous claim. Might wanna head down to a super successful deli to grab a sandwich while you do so. Hopefully there won’t be more than three customers there so you have a place to park. Cheers. 😎😘😎
Just another perfect example, displaying the genius of David Chase. A hardcore but comical, season opening scene combined with yet another excellent choice of music. No wonder this show was such a major success.
I've had this track in my library since I first watched this episode. Didn't know much Pretenders other than what came on the radio until I heard this and absolutely loved it.
@@CycolacFan gold dogs on the hood ment it was a true mack. mack engine, mack transmission. by the sound of the truck pulling away i can tell you for sure it wasnt a v8.
@@theessay2530 Also, betting on horse racing which does nothing but harm horses because their owners are greedy and wants them to win at the cost of their health
Aye! Wudda use guys talkin' about in here? I think this whole comment section needs to be look into. I think Tony would like to know that use guys have a great sense of humor.
Most likely yes: city contracts are given out to independent companies that have to meet certain requirements, the city might have their own trucks and facilities but garbage is big buisness and city itself can not manage 100% so they use private companies paid with tax dollars to complete the job
@@Ricky-oi3wv I think the initial dump out the truck was real, but relatively small. The huge pile behind the shop owner during the phone call is CGI though.
I used to have to go to all sorts of shady places with dangerous people to get coke back in my day. To think, all that time I could Have just met the friendly garbage man at the neighborhood pizza shop 🤦♂️
We have a garbage truck to pick up the fat and bone at our shop. the stink and the maggots its the most disgusting thing on 4 wheels, and the flys in summer it looks like a swarm of bees approaching.
It is legend that this was a well-worn Mafia intimidation method. different versions of this make fun practical jokes to play on coworkers like getting one very large whole fish and putting it on the victim's windshield on a hot sunny day. Spice it up by putting a lit cigarette in its mouth (or three) and other garbage around it like beer cans, empty booze bottles, other contraband. Do it to your boss and see how the joke goes over.
SONS OF ANARCHY WASNT THAT BAD. HBO has a shitty ass style on all their shows, though. OZ, THE CORNER, SOPRANOS. I ask myself if the fucking directors or actors all went to the same crappy acting academy. In all fairness, though, they do get better with time.