I’d rather see the everyday man or woman and hear their stories a million times over … rather than the same ol “comedians”/podcasters just making their rounds on each other’s podcasts over and over (🐻). Thank you, Theo!

@jimmybuckets5863

7 ай бұрын

Depends, the “normal people” Theo finds are exceptionally good speakers and storytellers that are fun to listen to. But a lot of “everyday folks” are boring to listen to tbh.

@bane8305

7 ай бұрын

@@jimmybuckets5863 I'm sure theo has a budget big enough to go out and talk to people and have great conversations

@Brandon-tk2rw

7 ай бұрын

"comedians" ,🤣🤣🤣🤣

@DaveLivesInACave

7 ай бұрын

It’s a brilliant idea

@jessereeves3120

7 ай бұрын

Not necessary the “everyday man”, but varied walked of life were not familiar with

Respect to Theo for bringing real people on to give some visibility.

@afterthought3341

7 ай бұрын

reminds me of Ari Shaffer's skeptic tank. He tried to have a theme for each episode .

@moonknight4053

6 ай бұрын

People is what make makes a country great.

@keres993

6 ай бұрын

And they're genuinely interesting to hear speak!

@Peacesoulution

6 ай бұрын

We are the blood, sweat and tears to this system and we are more powerful than we have ever been led to believe💓

@jacksevert3099

6 ай бұрын

By real people you mean Communists who work for Communist Unions employed by the Socialist State? I PAY YOUR SALARY!

I've always shown my garbage men respect, it's a tough job. When I was remodeling my first house I put a bunch of stuff by the curb that wasn't supposed to be there. I made sure that I was home when the truck came for pick up and I asked if it was ok for him to take the stuff I had put out. He said that he would take it so I helped put the garbage in his truck and thanked him. I asked him what kind of beer he liked and I would buy him a case. He told me that he was sober but liked Mt Dew. The next week I had 2 cases of Dew for him.

@IronPsyde

6 ай бұрын

I like this story

@MrRockIsAwesome

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for being a decent person.

@hawaiianrussian1047

6 ай бұрын

Your a real one

@heidi22209

6 ай бұрын

I show the my tits. It the least I can do.

@mplslawnguy3389

6 ай бұрын

The one thing beer is probably more healthy than 😂

Theo's a legend for having regular hard working people on .

@jims.3987

5 ай бұрын

Yea I don't think he qualifies for legend status. I just heard his name for the first time when I watched this video and this will likely be the last time I hear his name because he is annoying.

@i7887

5 ай бұрын

@@jims.3987 He does some better shit, this garbage man is just a complete douchebag and hes trying t play along.

@sirstan262

5 ай бұрын

@@jims.3987 just because your unknown ass hasn’t heard of him doesn’t mean he’s not a legend. Theo Von is a good dude, and always has been whether you think he’s funny or not. And him giving these normal people a chance at the screen is very nice and humble of him. I bet if you were on this podcast they’d call you annoying too, considering how cynical you seem.

@Ottophil

5 ай бұрын

@@jims.3987you never hear about annoying people twice?

The entire internet could really use his "why're we fighting over garbage for?" mentality

@robertstone9988

7 ай бұрын

When I bought my new house I went out and bought two brand new trash cans 100 bucks a piece with little rolly Wheels. First time the trash man shows up to get my trash at my new house he dumps the trash then picks my cans up over his head and throws them into my yard as far as he can breaking off the little wheels. When I call to complain they basically told me to go f*** off and laugh at me for spending that much money on trash cans. I'm a mechanic by trade so I make sure that all of the cat litter we use to soak up oil and such on the floors goes home with me to go in my trash along with random cinder blocks and heavy s*** from work enjoy picking up all 250 lb of my trash every trash day until I move.

@Keyser___Soze

7 ай бұрын

As he told multiple stories of fighting over garbage and kept fighting over garbage and petty things while swearing at people flipping them off and whining about everything…

@KrikZ32

7 ай бұрын

@@Keyser___Soze that's just the culture of dudes from new york

@jslaserman

7 ай бұрын

soundbite right there

@dontcare7086

7 ай бұрын

In my city it's simple. You throw out a couch or big items you have to buy a tag from the city or it won't get picked up and the police will fine you for leaving it on the curb. It's cheaper to pay for the special ticket for the city garbage man to take it then pay a $200 ticket from the police. It's like $30 bucks to get rid of a coach so people learned real quick it wasn't worth having the cops fine them.

"People wanna fight - it's garbage. What're we fighting over garbage for?" Words to live by. He couldn't have said it better, and this applies to everything in life.

@justinatkinson5265

7 ай бұрын

Preach it

@davidswanson5669

6 ай бұрын

Amen. We should only fight the good fights (for freedoms, for family, for actual safety- as opposed to safety from words and hurt feelings and semi-risky viruses).

@eddiesheeran5791

6 ай бұрын

Agreed. It's not about the garbage. It's about respect.

@jfitz109

6 ай бұрын

The Allen Iverson of sanitation workers

@big_rockstar

4 ай бұрын

Says the guy that refuses to take all the garbage and leaves it sitting on your curb. when it was clearly sitting next to the trash can. Were fighting bcs your being lazy and refuse to take all the garbage.

This is way more interesting that hearing tom segura talk about his flight problems and his differant methods of approaching mediocre standup comedy.

@sarkattack

6 ай бұрын

who even listens to that dull dweeb

@dave93x

6 ай бұрын

Yeah podcasts morph into a group of friends huffing their own farts sometimes but Theo keeps it fresh and real with all perspectives.

@TV93412nc

6 ай бұрын

LA podcasters are the fcking worst. delete them out the algo do the yt viewers a favor I know i did

@burtreynolds8030

4 ай бұрын

@@dave93xthat’s why he gets the best guests, Theo is one of the few real people in podcasting

@raimeyewens7518

3 ай бұрын

I’d rather listen to real people leading real lives than listen to celebrities complain about their first world problems. It’s hard to relate to someone that blows money on a piece of jewelry that costs as much as my house.

Thank you Theo for interviewing the important and integral people that we should be so grateful for in our society. You are down to Earth and so are these people who keep our country running. Thank you all tremendously 💗

@jacksevert3099

6 ай бұрын

Yup! Eat the Rich! Theo said it himself! We hate the rich! Communism FTW!

@mr.devil9577

5 ай бұрын

None of yall are we do 1200 houses a route and lucky to get 10% of em to throw you a bone during the holidays

What does fat tom segura think about Theo interviewing the "Poors"? You're a hero Theo a light in the dark. So tired of podcast circle jerk of rich people interviewing rich people. Thank you for shining your light on the people that keep the world moving.

@Bobbbby23448

7 ай бұрын

For real Tom fell off

@Hardhat74

7 ай бұрын

I used to like him, but he's changed for the worse. The worst is him and his wives KZread channel.

@badassmother1426

7 ай бұрын

This garbage man was making bank. Listen to the full interview. 6 figure income garbage man right there.

@americanpig-dog7051

7 ай бұрын

That jackass has never been funny. I like Rogan's podcast because he's good at interviewing and has some interesting guests, but when it's just him and obnoxious friends like Tom and Ari there's no point in watching it.

@moBitches1994

7 ай бұрын

The problem with Tom is nothing. It’s his weird ass wife that always bothered me

The line about the giving them nickel or dime back is hilarious

@JoeMama-xx6cz

7 ай бұрын

matches the petty energy too good

@badassmother1426

7 ай бұрын

The thing is, the garbage man makes more money than school teacher or cop.

@michaelpacinus242

7 ай бұрын

The line about having sex with the dogs is so funny

@squidvis

6 ай бұрын

​@@badassmother1426 Good. A garbage man is a lot more important than teachers or cops, that's for damn sure...

@badassmother1426

6 ай бұрын

@@squidvis Agree! Teachers ruining kid's minds + cops ARE GARBAGE! And both are regarded in the media as heroes what a fucking joke!

I've been wanting someone to do this for YEARS. Actually interview real people, that's where the real stories are. Without them, there would be zero opportunity for other people to follow their passions because we'd have to pick up the slack. Good job!

@fibsniper786

6 ай бұрын

Theos BEEN doing this for years 😅

@vegahunter8

6 ай бұрын

Soft White Underbelly has been around for a while now

@heidi22209

6 ай бұрын

Didn't Theo have Mike on? Think he did...

@jamesmartinez2389

6 ай бұрын

I think LAHWF's had his "Chatting With" series going on for a long long time. Worth checking out

@TP-pq9xx

6 ай бұрын

But if you want to know something about a garbage man you can just ask them yourself. Why would you wait for years?

A message to all the trashmen. When i was a little kid we lived in townhouses where we all shared one big dumpster. Trash day was the coolest thing ever for me. As soon as i heard the trash truck I'd run outside and just watch as the big truck lifts this massive dumpsters and dumps out the trash like a total badass. And the guys getting out grabbing all the extra bags flinging em into the back of the truck like the bags are just light as a feather. There was something so mesmerizing about watching how coordinated they all were. It was like as fast as they hop off the truck and lift the dumpster, they were gone. I know i never said it to you guys, but i thought you guys were total badasses. You made my day whenever you would notice me and wave back.

This is what podcast should be. Not famous people. Not so called expert. The best Episode yet. This was natural and flawless listening

@WTFBUTWHY

6 ай бұрын

why would I want to listen to people I've lived with and work with my whole life lol

@christian-gu8zx

6 ай бұрын

you can literally have a conversation with everyday workers you can’t with celebs and that’s why they are guests on podcasts

@krisdoke

6 ай бұрын

It's what podcasts started as. Same as KZread. Broadcast yourself.

@laflamablanca9161

6 ай бұрын

Experts are the guests we want

@hvyarms4496

6 ай бұрын

Found the perfect man, too, from the perfect place! Impressive and interesting

As a former garbage man at waste management theres a huge difference working for a private company than a city.

@_J0N_TAFFER

7 ай бұрын

i work for a little italy village in upstate ny where jon jones was rasied, if its a dog poop bag or not recycling i throw it back in thier yeard im not making the recylcing sorters have to deal with that

@sepdawg33

7 ай бұрын

People I worked with never were able to retire after twenty years with waste management. Often they would argue when long time employees were injured. Most common being rotator cuff injury. They would fight paying workman's comp and say it was a preexisting condition. Made me question was it worth breaking my body down for a company that only cares about making stockholders happy.

@badassmother1426

7 ай бұрын

@@_J0N_TAFFER He said during the full interview that recycling is a lie.

@Keyser___Soze

7 ай бұрын

⁠@@_J0N_TAFFERyeah isnt there a difference between trash and recycling? Why would there be a poop bag in the recycling bin instead of the trash bin? If you’re just picking up trash, why would it matter if its a poop bag? Thats trash. So do you just specifically pick up recycling? Or are you just talking about people who accidentally or stupidly throw poop bags in the wrong bin?

@xalamander5502

7 ай бұрын

@@badassmother1426timestamp boss?

One day I saw the garage truck roll down my alley doing it’s thing. There was music blasting, a guy hanging off the side joking with the driver. They were both laughing and making jokes, while using a robotic arm to grab the bins. They looked like they were enjoying life! Meanwhile I was miserable at my well paying office job. Seeing that changed my life.

@blurgle9185

6 ай бұрын

How did that change your life?

@GnosticElohim

6 ай бұрын

It's called 'realization' brother and its a great gift, don't take it for granted. Some have to go through great trials and suffering before they ever have one and some just never have one at all.

@scallie6462

6 ай бұрын

@@blurgle9185 sometimes a single event can change you entire outlook. Near death experiences are one example.

@blurgle9185

6 ай бұрын

@@scallie6462 yeah but this wasn't a near death experience. It was a common reflection, I was curious how something so inconsequential could change someone's life in any meaningful way. (Changing outlook isn't meaningful as we do that practically everyday by default)

@bbbbbbb51

6 ай бұрын

​@@blurgle9185plenty of people go through life in a blur not really paying attention to the world around them.

"Why are fighting over garbage" just hit me differently. It's just so sincere and to the point. This was a great listen, Theo gotta do more of these "ordinary" people podcasts

@potcommitted5355

6 ай бұрын

Yet, all the stories was him starting fights over garbage.

@big_rockstar

4 ай бұрын

yep. and refusing to take peoples garbage. When he was paid to pick up the trash.@@potcommitted5355

My kids LOVE the trash truck. They get out and wave to the trucks every Sat morning. The guys on the truck always wave at the kids. The kids think it’s the greatest thing on the planet.

"why are they lighting stuff one fire are they training for battle or something" lol had me dyeing

"Well no, the cars were parked legally, I just like to scratch up cars."

@lautonsutley3760

5 ай бұрын

this part made me sooooo mad. He really is a "garbage" man

This is the MOST NY conversation ever! I know exactly what he has gone through. When I needed to clear out my late father's house I called sanitation to request a pickup as I did not have the money for a dumpster. The normal truck just drove right by but a few days later a truck came and did the pickup. They came at 5am so I missed them but would have thanked them and given a tip. These guys are the best, the city would be a disaster without them!!!

Dang Andrew Schultz fell off

@jacquelinevillarreal657

7 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@shadowaccount

7 ай бұрын

Nah this guy is actually funny

@BrittneyBritt17

7 ай бұрын

Omg 😂

@eatdabutt

7 ай бұрын

Andrew Schulz and Brendan Schaub are the same person.

@ricardorivera7549

7 ай бұрын

i fr thought it was schulzy in the thumbnail i was like tf

People weren’t fighting over garbage, they were fighting over being told “No”. There’s a percentage of the population that expects to be able to do whatever they want, and they will try to bully/intimidate/fight anyone that tells them “No”.

@boshaw3667

4 ай бұрын

Just pick the trash up like it’s your job or something. Like their boss literally had them go back and do in their story. He’s a lazy asshole, 5 min shortened for you

@big_rockstar

4 ай бұрын

I think they were fighting because he was leaving trash in there yard that was clearly sitting next to the trash can for him to pick up. But hes being to lazy to take all the trash.

@LuckyCharms777

4 ай бұрын

@@big_rockstar No, they were trying to throw away building materials. Garbage men pick up household trash, not building materials. The homeowner was abusing city services so they wouldn’t have to take it to the dump themselves and pay the dump fees, or pay someone else to do it.

This man is an everyday hero PERIOD

@lautonsutley3760

5 ай бұрын

yeah, until he is fucking scratching some car just because the car owner found a legal parking space. Trash.

Much respect to the men that make the country work everyday.

isn't it awesome as humans we crave perspectives and stories?! We love to hear stories from a specific perspective or thought. So cool to hear this and thank you Theo for taking on this type of podcast direction and giving these perspectives a place to be heard.

@Andrew-wu1xd

7 ай бұрын

Actually are a multi agent LLM network that trains off human speech. Then we converse to train eachother based off each models life history. Since you dont get much variance having a soul live all lives at once, you simulate different souls then have them cross train eachother. We're probably supposed to speedrun breaking speed of light or something.

@rz9469

7 ай бұрын

bro you need to get laid@@Andrew-wu1xd

@michaelpacinus242

7 ай бұрын

@@Andrew-wu1xdu gay

"So my boss calls me and says I need to go back and I said I dont wanna go back! So anyway, then I went back"😂😂

Without guys like him our society would come to a screeching halt. Thank you…

I love my sanitation workers in my town. After my husband died, I was a bit overwhelmed, garbage was kind of piling up, & one garbage day I didn't get it out on time & they actually walked up to my garage & took all the garbage that was sitting there. Even emptied the can. They don't get enough appreciation!!

Growing up my parents would give the garbage men who cleared our street Christmas gifts every year. You have to respect the people doing the real dirty jobs no one wants to do.

@thesmalllebowski6528

7 ай бұрын

My dad always gave them drinks in the summer. They'd chit chat for a couple minutes The benefit? Those guys let my dad throw away whatever the fuck he wanted. Tv, building materials, anything

@liquidmagma

7 ай бұрын

Give our garbage guys $20 at Christmas. My house is the only one in the neighborhood that has its garbage can lids placed back on the upright cans that have been carried halfway up the driveway. True story.

@jimmyleebaker

6 ай бұрын

Just glad to know my parents were "overly kind" as people use to tell me. He gave out gifts, money, etc all the time to people! As a kid i hated giving stuff so they would force me to do it. Taught me a valueable lesson by doing so!

@billybob501

6 ай бұрын

Same here. My parents will rush over and make sure he gets the card taped to our can. Every Christmas and thanksgiving

@botfantasies6229

6 ай бұрын

Fuck yeah, you were raised right. Pass it on generation to generation because this world is crumbling.

My garbage man doesn’t even get out of his truck.

We definitely need a part 2 with him. This was better than hearing about Jada and tupac for the 13th million times.

please keep interviewing normal people this is amazing

"it's on you" is the most literal statement ever lol the fault the smell all of it

I had to change a tire in my apartment parking lot a while back. I was struggling with the last bolt bc the knuckle heads at Tire discounters had torque gunned the hell out of it to where it was almost impossible to undo it with a tire iron. The garbage man that gets our apartment dumpsters saw me struggling and parked his truck to come over to help me. I just needed a little more force and we got it. I was so thankful he took time to stop on his route and help me. I still wave to him if I see him but it made me grateful for guys like him just working their normal jobs but still willing to help others out in between.

"You shouldve woke up 10 minutes earlier..." Truest Ish ever and Im definitely guilty . 😂☠️✌️

This is so refreshing to see. Another point of view and a hard worker. Theo is a man of the people!

@i7887

5 ай бұрын

The garbage man is also the biggest douche ive seen on the show.

Theo looked disappointed trying to pull up a good “got cut by porcelain tile” story. Poor guy.

Just getting appreciated for doing a good job and dealing with constant BS is severely underrated at jobs I think.

Love this interview, bless this man for the work he does and the attitude he does it with.

In every home that I have been in, I have always shown my full appreciation to waste management workers. They are so hardworking and do the job that most of us couldn't stomach.

Truth b told, sanitation workers are one of the unspoken heroes in our society. Respect.

“It’s garbage. What are we fighting over garbage for?” ~ A man who did the work NONE of us want to do.

These are the stories we need. Hearing these stories shed light on what workers like this guy goes through every day. We need to respect each other.

I laughed pretty hard when he talked about them 👃 Being hard to deal with they are always so hard to deal with

This guy is funnier than most other comedian podcasts

Ive been wanting to see regular people on podcasts for AGES! THANKS THEO!

I live in a suburb. The trash company has spelled out very clearly what they do take, what they don't take, how to properly set things out etc..... I always follow their guidelines. I usually wave and say thank you if I come across a worker. Theo should continue to bring regular blue collar workers on, those are some of the most interesting stories. I agree, the comedians are great and all, but seeing them again and again gets old.

I love theo for this,bless that man

I love that Theo interviews regular working class people! So many of these podcasts 80 percent of us can't relate to. These stories are important to. Theo von the star we all needed!

Please make more of these with regular people. I love this so much, I am sooooooo sick and tired of seeing and hearing social media influencers, I’d love to see and hear stories from people like this man 🥰💖

I love these. Love it when Theo talks to regular people

Do more of these. I love working man stories

This was a great episode. Theo should have this guy on again.

I appreciate what ur doing Theo I’m from Lake Charles Louisiana and we support you over here. I appreciate you not just interviewing celebrities but normal People as well definitely need to get together so we can talk some crazy Louisiana stories.

This is great, my dad was a DSNY garbage man for 25 years it’s great seeing his profession finally get the recognition it deserves

I was a beer delivery guy for a time. One morning on our first stop after we delivered the beverages (it was a gas station) I grabbed a breakfast sandwich and a drink and took them to the counter. When I went to pay, I kept getting declined. I knew I had money in my account and I was like "dude no, this job is hard I have to have some food." The guy behind me was like "I'll get it." It was early and he was a sanitation dude getting ready for his route for the day. He payed for my quick breakfast without hesitation. I kept wanting to run into him again and return the favor but never got to. It turns out, someone messed up at the bank and issued everyone new debit cards, which inactivated all our current cards.

This episode was really good. Very interesting. Never stop doing these Theo! I don’t think these comedians realize we don’t want to hear you talk about the ins and outs of fucking “comedy” for the hundredth thousandth time. No one except comedians care. Give me conversations like this!

This is awsome, thank you for interviewing this guy

Wow, this just became the best comedian podcast. Good on you for bringing hard working humans on. They got stories too. This was a great episode. You are a real one, Theo.

Nursing a biscuit was hilarious lmfao

"awe yeah I'll fuckin put it back in ya house" AHHHHH HAHAHAHAHAH

This is what makes Theo amazing. Interviewing the NYC garbage man and making it a classic. Not some bullshit influencers press run trying to promote something. Respect to this guy and Theo for having him on!

Hey men thanks for your hard work i appreciate it

This dude is like your every day garbage man if he was in a action movie or something lmao

Real people podcast is needed! These stories are great!

This is CONTENT!! loved the insight !

Thank you for your service!

Keep it up theo 👏 Killin it

I like this bro, talking to regular dudes Kinda over the regulars making the rounds on all the podcasts. This was cool

I listened to this podcast on a long road trip it was really good. I always enjoy when theo has everyday people on I find it more interesting.

i've worked sanitation since covid and everything he's saying is true. I used to clean sidewalks on foot and i had people literally throwing trash at me, see me coming and try to use my tools to clean out their car, homeless people run up to my cart and start rummaging, the entitlement because they pay property taxes... I ended up switching over to hotel housekeeping and the people are just as bizarre but at least it's air conditioned.

I just wish my garbage man would acknowledge my two little kids waving and shouting greetings to him every week on our front porch. I think the guy may be antisocial, but I wish he knew how much he’s appreciated.

I’m from 3 generations of DSNY workers and my husband just retired, 40 years of Brooklyn and manhattan’s garbage man stories and the complaints haven’t changed one bit 😂. The only story missing was the cars that wouldn’t move for alternate side of the street parking, but that’s only if you’ve been a broom operator.

Love how Theo will bring on the everyday kinda guy and not just another comedian hes had a conversation with on his pod already or another one.

Wow this episode was sooo informative and entertaining! Love these dudes. Salute to this garbage man, he is admirable. Cool idea bringing on the normal Joes, Theo. ❤❤❤ I remember the BP agent a couple years back. If you ever need to interview a homeschooling homemaker, im ur gurl

I try to make my garbage collector's job easy on my stop. I don't take their work for granted.

At 62 had trash service for the first time in my life. Always used the dumpster at work. First week I went out to say hello to my trash guy and offer a cold drink or the use of our bathroom....(don't forget these guys are in their truck all day. No bathroom) the guy was astounded. Told me i was the first person in 12 years to make that offer....since then he puts my cans away after emptying each week.......love that man......

Theo bringing real folk on 🙌🏻. Such a solid dude

Theo bringing on regular people is one of the most amazing things I've seen

@tonypine3434

6 ай бұрын

One of the most amazing things you have ever seen....😅

Theo is low key a genius. Bringing in normal people we don’t know, getting them to open up about a life most of us don’t know, but also important, it’s a life that a lot of people know. My dad drove for waste management for almost 30 years. When I get home I’m sending him the link to the video I’m sure he’d appreciate it because nobody thinks or cares about the garbage man. This is awesome Theo! We hear celebs tell the same stories over and over on other podcasts that it gets annoying. But stuff we haven’t heard like this is awesome

I don’t do garbage but I gotta put those cans outside for pick up at my job. The worst thing is people don’t even have any decency to tie the trash bags. Always makes a big mess to clean on the floor.

@queenieqt2033

7 ай бұрын

People don't tie bags that they plan on filling more

@bluntly-

7 ай бұрын

Why would you throw it in those cans OUTSIDE , if you plan on filling the bag more? @@queenieqt2033

@MLife1000

7 ай бұрын

I bet people trash drinks half empty leaving a soggy wet filled bag.

@Benw3790

7 ай бұрын

How does it get on the floor? The trash bags are in the cans. You’re just rolling the cans out…

@bluntly-

7 ай бұрын

you need to empty the cans pal, some use the truck , some hand pick the bags in there is a lot . just gotta think here @@Benw3790

Probably the only podcast in recent years that ive genuinely wanted to listen to and hear more! Need more real shit like this

This dude was awesome. I already listened to the episode twice, once at work and once spread apart while driving/walking from class. But damn the video is so much better, the hulk hogan bit was great

When I was manager of a deli, I always took care of our garbage guys. Gave them free drinks or subs in exchange for them to do the occasional extra unscheduled pickup when I knew our dumpsters would get full before trash day. And at Christmas and new years I always gave them gift cards to get a few free meals. It may not mean much to some people, but they were always so appreciative. And trust me in the restaurant business the last person you want to piss off is the guys who pick up your garbage. A lot of restaurants will try and take care of the garbage crew, or at least in my area anyway.

I worked at a resort down in Florida. The O.J’s. are some of the dirtiest, disrespectful, meanest people I’ve ever encountered.

@jazzfeline5970

6 ай бұрын

And if you criticize them for it, you're labeled a hateful anti-semite. "They" love to yelp in pain as they strike you.

Everybody is pissed when you're there until you're there for them.

This is such a great concept! More more more of this 💗💗💗

Theo you are the man for interviewing us normal people

What an amazing insight into the life. I grew up with the understanding that the garbage peeps and Sanitation workers should be held to the highest regards they literally keep the health of the city up to par. Imagine if In New York the Garbage wasn’t cleaned up

"what are we fighting over garage for?" A very profound statement to end on.

This is gold! Do more of this, always. Blue collar hard working men and women that represent real people who actually are amazing and not average or under achieving at all.

Glad to see Andrew Schultz and Bert Kreischer learned the fusion dance

I love to see a mailman/mailwoman on this show. I have been a mailman myself and it has been the most interesting job I had so far

Theo is the man! Keep these coming bruh

Also a town/city worker here. I rode the back of the garbage truck solo dolo for 3 and a half years. Most miserable time of my life. This guy explains how it really is everyday doing that job. I’ve got the palm of my hand cut open cause people don’t care and had a window pane in a heavy ass bag. We deal with enough bullshit on a day to day basis and there truly isn’t enough compensation for the work that all these guys do. Like he simply said, you show me respect by giving us water on a hot day or just a simple thank you goes a long way!

It's good to hear from real life everyday people and not the same comedians.

This guy is great.

@whataworld369

6 ай бұрын

Really? He acts like he's better than you and me just because he takes away our trash 😒

@xorealslowmd

6 ай бұрын

@@whataworld369nah just seems like a regular dude who isn’t pretending or sucking up to anyone

@squidvis

6 ай бұрын

@@whataworld369 You must be hella insecure if you're picking up that vibe...

It’s cool seeing interviews from every day people. And I think Theo Von would be the best person to do it

We need more of this. Every day people sharing their stories.

its so weird to hear they get treated like that. where i live, everyone loves the garbageman. my neighbor was a garbageman and come christmas time his house would have more cases of beer than the super market lol. the hallways, living room, kitchen would be line with cases floor to ceiling. thought it was the coolest job ever and even wanted to become one for a while

@timebomb6080

6 ай бұрын

Yeah I drove a garbage truck for four years and mostly older women would come yelling at me all the time. They would know they were in the wrong and have this crazy attitude. People would empty out their garage and expect us to take it. Also recycling is absolutely worthless as we’d dump both in the same landfill. No money in recycling other than pretending that it actually works.

@packingbacon

5 ай бұрын

New York people, so......