🚨 NYC TRASH NEWS 🚨
🚨 NYC TRASH NEWS 🚨
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You mean NYC didn't have those yet, or west Harlem didnt have them?
Can't believe fucking Buenos Aires is ahead of you
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Yeah NYC just rolled out garbage bins like a year ago and pretended like it's some new invention.
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So until recently garbage collectors in NYC had to manually load the garbage bags into the truck? No mechanical arm lift for the bins/containers?
I mean that's sadly still the thing in my city but c'mon it's NYC for fuck sakes
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Yeah when I was there I saw a truck with a gaggle of collectors following behind grabbing bags and throwing them in.
I was both intrigued at the sight of something I used to see in my childhood still being done now and surprised at how many hot young people were working as collectors and not scruffy old 50-something overweight white men with facial hair.
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You gotta keep up with the truck for hours every night
That shit is barbaric and rolling up containers and mechanical arms is one of those ridiculously obvious and easy improvements for any municipality, like sidewalk ramps in every corner
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Be an interesting small rabbit hole to see whether or not the NY sanitation workers union were for or against that kind of automation.
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I've never been close to NYC but I believe the standard procedure was to just throw trash bags on the curb which have a high propensity for breaking open and being easy pickings for the rats.
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They had trashcans, but they switched to plastic bags during a sanitation worker strike in 1969 b/c the chemicals industry donated them.
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Yeah but those bags have to be manually loaded into the trucks, it's crazy for such city to still have that horrid system
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I'm an American who has been to Buenos Aires and it's a genuine paradise compared to literally everywhere in the USA. Or maybe I was just too tourist brained, but Buenos Aires is gorgeous
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I also went to Buenos Aires. I had my face rebuilt there!
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They don't call it Malos Aires.
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Eh, sure it does have a lot of very nice places, beyond the hypergentrified ones I mean, but "gorgeous" eeh idk,
The pizza and icecreams are the best of the best tho.
I had a better time living in Córdoba despite being probably worse in every metric imaginable, but having the sierras just one bus-hour away is unbeatable.
In the gorgeousmeter I would place Mendoza and Salta on top. I'm not considering Bariloche, Ushuaia nor any other patagonian town cuz it's a silly comparison, Ushuaia is ridiculous.
Mar del Plata is nice too
In any case, Buenos Aires should be judged as the big whole the metropolitan area it is, and then the astronomic scale makes it umcomparable to any other city I have lived in. It could be way better, just like any city/metropolitan area.
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Trust me, you have to watch the first 20 seconds of this.
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I know it's a fake trash bag, but he immediately shakes hands with two people using his trash hands
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Eric Adam's hands are always dirty.
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Thank you
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I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
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