Trash Day after the STORM

[@Mitch-Hendren]

Go Mitch!! My namesake driver across the ocean well done mate you handled that beautifully. You're a credit to the profession . Cheers from Ireland .🇮🇪

[@WayneTesta4444]

The bottom of the truck definitely got a good cleaning

[@urbanplanner7200]

Somebody call that youtuber that takes the leaves out of storm drains.

[@ddjohnson9717]

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[@SalesTaxin]

That’s not necessarily from clogged drains… this is from low spots in the roads and no where for the water to go. It’s sooo much of it.

[@therealshaggyskatersmith]

Fr city needs to get fined for that o e or the hoa

[@therealshaggyskatersmith]

Fr city or the hoa needs to be fined

[@farmgirlre4634]

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[@scottp1111]

What a fantastic employee!

[@jw99439]

Man, grabbing that bin around the parked car was impressive as hell!

[@Cam_mak]

Only one of the few things you may encounter on your routes 😂 Great work 👍

[@itsmeadi1708]

HI CAMMMM

[@Cam_mak]

@@itsmeadi1708 SUP ADI

[@Cam_mak]

@@itsmeadi1708 what do you think of this driver? He’s cool because he looks exactly like my front load driver 😂

[@itsmeadi1708]

@@Cam_mak wow that’s cool I like this one and the other lne

[@Cam_mak]

@@itsmeadi1708 same

[@mikesahle1193]

Yeah ☝️👏👏👏👏you are great 👍 with the clamping 🚛 thanks 🙏 for your job ☝️👍🎥👋☮️

[@NZRubbishTrucks]

What an amazing video and a real unique perspective with driving through flooded streets. How long did it take for these waters to recede? Love the skills on picking up the cans which had fallen over; great way to keep those feet dry but shame you can't win that battle all the time. Not to mention the skills needed to reach out to the bins which where place at the edge of the flood line. Keep up the fantastic work and going the extra mile for people.

[@andreelindevall1203]

06:53 that is why i would get rid of any tree in my yard if i ever get a house

[@GarbagetrucksofsouthernTucson]

Awesome video a lot of big trees that fell down. Must’ve been a pretty big storm. You guys should try out or demo a scorpion by BTE body company. Or a ZR a.k.a. zero radius by McNeilus I feel like those ZR would be pretty good in Allways

[@gigadrill0000]

That is some skill to reach around the car to grab the cart. None of the trucks we have can do that. Does your sidewinder have buttons by the door to run the arm? I wish more manufacturers did that so we dont have to climb halfway back up to run the arm when have to get out.

[@acesanitationserviceinc]

Yes, there are buttons down by the door. They're good for when servicing walk-ups.

[@leetongarbo7164]

He did amazing❤

[@tony714keene]

You have talent with grabbing hand

[@rd6elite]

Awesome content

[@winobaby2089]

Crazy grabs in this one

[@RandomGarbo2783]

Nice Video

[@acesanitationserviceinc]

360 cameras make a lot of things possible for content. Adds a little to the editing time, but could be worth it in long term.

[@RandomGarbo2783]

Yeah definitely, respect for still operating during floods

[@CARWASHCHANNEL.]

Glad street drain clog or don’t work

[@rickchapman9232]

They don’t have any storm drains?

[@tigeraterra69]

u make me want to be a garbageman!!!!!!!!

[@acesanitationserviceinc]

That makes me think I should do content to get into dirtier details. It may not attract a lot of views, but it may save some people from getting the wrong idea about garbage. If you do get a job, what I've noticed is the first 3months is the hardest. Good habits and improved skill makes the job easier. Easiest hard job out there, is what I keep saying. Even when I left one company to come over to Ace and help them convert to sideload, there was a stretch where I thought the job was hard even with years of experience. Building, learning routes until I developed a routine is when I felt there was enough ease to make more content. At that time, muscle memory was running the route. It was easy to be mentally exhausted with navigating the streets and traffic to find all the stops.

[@itsmeadi1708]

@@acesanitationserviceincsame I want to be a garbage man

[@DavidKott]

@@acesanitationserviceincall true I’m a loader currently off do to corrupt ass management father and son plus buddies

[@bridgetraveler7700]

The one thing if I were a garage truck driver won't do is get out of my truck in water because you might not know how deep the water is. It could be only up to the top of your shoes or it could be ankle deep.

[@acesanitationserviceinc]

... and wet socks are the worse.

[@jw99439]

@@acesanitationserviceinc Nothing like starting a 12 hour shift by stepping in a puddle

[@Randytrevorson420]

thats a no wake zone slow down lol

[@jaxripper251]

How much he be making?

[@jw99439]

Can't speak for the company but in Boston it's $42+ an hour

[@OlisGaming]

What a skills @Ace Sanitation Service, Inc!!!!

[@mikeworkman3593]

Uh, who is controlling the camera?

[@acesanitationserviceinc]

I'll give you 2 guesses.

[@mikeworkman3593]

@@acesanitationserviceinc Well it's either remotely or the camera isn't moving and it's just in the edit somehow. The camera was moving when the drivers hands were not touching anything. There's times where it almost looks like a split diopter, but idk if maybe it had something to do with the water they were driving through. There was a wavy line splitting the shot. A first I thought there's a mirror, but the view is continuous so it must just be a spherical lens and the light reflecting off the water was creating a strange effect?

[@acesanitationserviceinc]

These are surprisingly analytical guesses. Insta 360 R1 camera. Record 360 and edit in post. Handsfree on route.

[@archiechoke23]

New guy

[@itsmeadi1708]

Nice shirt lmao drink Wisconsin that’s where I’m from

[@CadenNelson-xc5yj]

I’ve counted in the middle of vid at least 5 or 6 knocked over

[@l5r90]

This is not picking your nose kind of job right?!?!?!...Not a good idea!!!

[@eddiemcmillion3852]

The content on this channel...is trash 😂