Bulk Trash Pick Up

$75 for full truck load. Visit jamescitycountyva.gov/2461 for more information.

[@amandablack2348]

I fricken love this ad. Was researching how bulk pickup works. Not disappointed. THE CLAW

[@jadelamaicea3524]

THIS. No idea where this county even is, but I just had a bulk item pickup in my area. Wish I'd know how cool it was, would've videotaped it. 😂 Hence, this video was perfect!

[@joegaito702]

Buy them a ice tea or something they deserve alot of credit your service is deeply appreciated thanks take care don't work to hard ! Joe

[@wgmyler]

This ad is giving me serious "Better Call Saul" vibes, and I feel as amped about it as Tuco is when he's on meth and beating someone up.

[@LiteraryLad_824]

Who TF disliked this masterpiece??

[@brianstratton8767]

Looks more efficient than stuffing it into a regular packer truck; guess they got their $75 worth as.. In Lansing, MI you have to buy a Bulk Sticker ( was $33..) for the first item & each additional item is $16.50 Don't know about wood; hope they wouldn't charge per board/beam. So lots of crap gets dumped in parks & other public areas:(..

[@finemyu69]

Hahahaha loved the advertising the claw 😂😂

[@DavidChrisCastillo-im1wg]

I sure like that machinery & would like to have that hydraulic powered mechanical arm with claw mounted on back of a tractor to use without that dump container though.

[@randyortai1993]

How much they charged u.

[@chrisgabrilska8336]

Funny advertisement dude

[@brandonallen5930]

That wasn't a washer. It was a deter Duh!!!

[@naturefunwjasown4267]

ooo youtube commercial

[@JamesCityCounty]

$75.00

[@phillygaming27hd34]

it's called a grapple truck

[@petegalvan903]

What a waste of time and piece of crap Truck, 75 dollars?????? So many restrictions on that vehicle and set up time. Give me Frontloader and one guy and he can pick up to 50 stops a day. City Los Angeles pick up bulky items for free as part of there normal residential collection Bi Monthly charge

[@KJ110813]

So part of your taxes on Los Angeles go toward paying to cover a service that normal people may use once every few years while meth and crackheads might use once every few months? Actually, that doesn't surprise me.