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@truck_dude
@truck_dude 8 ай бұрын
My dream is to be a Snow Plow Operator
@ShooterAK
@ShooterAK 8 ай бұрын
most operators up 24 hrs more or less and survivin off caffeine and convenience store/fast food every snow event.
@skunksville
@skunksville 10 ай бұрын
It is a good idea to put in angled parking on streets that are wide enough to accommodate it, providing extra parking. However, I question the decision to align the angled parking so that cars and trucks must back in. Most places I’ve seen it implemented have been drive in, back out. I work on housing and commercial development projects that include angled parking in their plans and they all have front-in parking. I would not like to own a business or home along a street that has back-in angled parking. All the time those vehicles are running, whether backing in, or warming up to leave, and driving out, the exhaust is being blown towards any open windows or people sitting on their porches or people doing work outside or people walking on the sidewalks. Had an MD ask me some years ago, at an initial visit, about whether I lived in a home with a built-in garage - because of long term accumulative health issues related to continuously breathing low levels of car exhaust. It is also somewhat personal to me because a few years ago I was working in an office and started getting dizzy and severe headache which went away when I went outside. When we brought a CO detector device in there and turned it on, it immediately gave the evacuate warning. There was a car repair facility in another part of the building that apparently shared an air vent with the office. It was September and cold and for the first time I had the windows closed. If that doctor had not brought the idea of getting sick from car exhaust into my consciousness, I might have died that day. So, it seems to me that changing the lines on the streets so that aiming the car exhaust into traffic rather than towards unprotected people might be the healthier way to design it. Front in angled parking is a great idea to help with adding more parking spaces in other areas of the city, too.
@Propain4eva
@Propain4eva Жыл бұрын
Nice vid 👍
@davidclausner8220
@davidclausner8220 Жыл бұрын
Do nothing for 8 months. Then work a few days a month 24 hour shifts
@jimmyssnowremoval1075
@jimmyssnowremoval1075 Жыл бұрын
A lot towns hire them year round, snow, ice, vehicle maintenance in winter and landscaping, sewer, ect in summer.
@davidclausner8220
@davidclausner8220 Жыл бұрын
@@jimmyssnowremoval1075 I actually enjoyed driving the 2500 Cummins plow truck. I did it for 4 years. Then started my plumbing apprenticeship. Did lawn maintenance since I was 12 to 21. My plow my route was 140 residential houses which is a insane amount of work. No kne believes me when I say it. Did it myself alone. Shovel walks and plow alone no salt. All withing 5 square kms. Long nights into days. Longest I did was 34 hours straight. The lawn maintenance I did also same company. Yes all year round as you mentioned. That sumer heat in Ontario with the humid was killer. I don't miss that. I cut trim and blow 110 houses a week alone also. I was a straight up machine back in the day. Overworked and underpaid.
@alexaltrichter1597
@alexaltrichter1597 Жыл бұрын
Not sure what your comment means but these are city workers they work all summer on road repair, flushing water hydrants, taking care of city parks, traffic sign maintenance, street cleaning. So yeah it's a full time job.
@scarycakes
@scarycakes 2 жыл бұрын
Who is the drunk girl on your city council? Please make her stop talking or ask her to lay off the wine please.
@byronchavarria4954
@byronchavarria4954 2 жыл бұрын
At Least Add Parking Meters
@GagaCiwi
@GagaCiwi 3 жыл бұрын
Merry Christmas Guys , you are the Best.
@carolbryant1794
@carolbryant1794 4 жыл бұрын
Thank you for this forum. I really appreciate it. Not sure if it is a technical problem of yours, or my own, but I could hardly hear it. At least I could read the sub titles. Thanks again.
@joedupont2695
@joedupont2695 5 жыл бұрын
he my dad
@mdcarlson65
@mdcarlson65 7 жыл бұрын
Poor engineering in congested downtown Lewiston!!
@sayraspediacci4940
@sayraspediacci4940 7 жыл бұрын
No. Forget it, my 2016 Challenger will never be in one of those parking spaces. I would rather walk 3 blocks than deal with that. Honestly. We are not McCall, Seattle, or anywhere else! Backing out of regular places spaces is a no brainer, with all the backup cameras, and techy babysitters. Get real, not a fan.
@testMonkey
@testMonkey 7 жыл бұрын
Breanne, to herself: Come on, Breanne, don't look at his tie. You can do this! Greg: "How you doing today, Breanne?" [Breanne looks at Greg's tie] [Breanne smirks] Breanne: "Doing well. Thanks for having me on the show again." Breanne, to herself: Geez, Breanne!
@dumspirospero4101
@dumspirospero4101 8 жыл бұрын
I had the pleasure of meeting Chief Ankeny, meeting some of his staff, and doing a couple of ride-alongs with several of his officers. Great Chief, very open-minded and approachable with any topic of concern.