50 years a binman and loving it!

[@slw0599]

Legend!

[@sieteasiete681]

I loved it too. Even though I was an extra, and from Scandinavia. I liked it more before the black bins came because it became monotonic. Sometimes I go on Gmaps and check the old street views to see if i can get a glimpse on someone I knew. No joke. I have had many jobs but not all I remember with that joy. Up early, waiting for the trucks at the station, talking to the guys, doing the first part of the day, then going to the tip. And then some more and then home to the family. I love your country as much as the one I live in now. Honestly I almost cry thinking back. There are many jobs that have more glitter to it but this job, you are needed.

[@anthonylavery9772]

Well done Tony , hard worker , you have done well ❤️❤️

[@dannyscipio7284]

Fair play to you mate am a binman been doing it 8 years 9 years in 2024

[@martinackbar7876]

nice 1 kidder

[@davidhynes9683]

Obviously, people have paid for green bin garden waste by the charge levied on their council tax. The charge for the green bin removal is still in the council tax. Is it legal for the Liverpool Council to charge twice for a service? If the people have to pay £40 now for a removal, the original amount they paid for green bin removal needs to be removed from their council tax, otherwise, they will be paying twice for the same service which may be unlawful.

[@davidhynes9683]

@Jobsworth Jobber Thanks Jobsworth. There is constant talk that many people cannot afford the necessities, never mind motor cars to take garden rubbish to a tip, also people who can't drive and people who haven't got a motor vehicle, Before they charged for removing garden waste, the charge for garden waste before must have been in the council tax, so they are charging twice for the service.