Nice New Way RL, but it makes me sad and angry honestly because this is an issue L.A City has let out of control. It's not just Koreatown, it is also in my turf here in Toluca Lake. On Lankershim Blvd beneath the 134 overpass it is impossible to walk along the sidewalks anymore due to the large tent metropolis. Then there is the putrid smell of soiled linens combined with weed and feces that makes it unbearable. I have seen the city deploy a few McNeilus front loaders every Tuesday but after they finish we are back to square one. At the same time many high rise overpriced apartments pop up left and right, and this disgusts me. My neighborhood Firehouse Subs is located in the bottom of a luxury apartment building right smack in a nice area. This is part of a row where there are 25 plus luxury apartments which still have vacancies since their opening three years ago. But then walk four minutes south on Lankershim and you'll be in a completely different place where tents are the norm. L.A instead of helping relieve what is a humanitarian crisis is opting to increase their profitability. Why not invest in subsidized housing for everyone instead of construction of overpriced housing which almost always remain vacant to the high costs. Now that I look at it, I can see why people oppose cleanups but at the same time this is a health hazard especially with the Coronavirus issue. The problem isn't here with LABOS, CARE, or the homeless people, it is with the corrupt profit thirsty politicians.
Stuart Alvarez Every politician cares about the Homeless epidemic until they get to office. Then the concern is literally getting your vote. The problem with LA is they will try to raise taxes in order for subsidized housing, even though they don’t need to because California as a whole has an excess 21 Billion dollars that literally just sits looking pretty. Government is not efficient at all.
I know I’m 6 months late on replying this comment, but I absolutely love your comment. You explain the situation perfectly, and didn’t miss a single point. I’ll be posting part 3 today!
Good to know the people are getting the help they need and the city of la can be cleaner. The collectors are brave for just grabbing the stuff. I'm supprised they are not using a front end loader with a tink claw. Awesome video.
Neat video! It's always a treat seeing a RL LABOS video. I can't believe they bare hand that all though! Fresno has a crew like this but they always have a CAT following them around so they don't have to worry about touching anything
Nice video! But man, homelessness has increased so much. Every where you go, you see homeless on every corner. And the worst part is when they create so much trash that makes America look horrible. These cleanups really help and make the city look better.
I applaud these men and women for what they do, but also feel bad since they have to keep cleaning up. Not just for the homeless, but for people in general who don't take the responsibility to properly throw away their trash. Hopefully all these ridiculous tax laws, enviornmental policies, housing bylaws will be fixed and eradicated so that people will not end up homeless and business will succeed, not fail.
I am also a garbage collector in the Netherlands, I also respect your work. but how slowly you work here that is not accepted. keep it up and make something beautiful out of there
Nice New Way RL, but it makes me sad and angry honestly because this is an issue L.A City has let out of control. It's not just Koreatown, it is also in my turf here in Toluca Lake. On Lankershim Blvd beneath the 134 overpass it is impossible to walk along the sidewalks anymore due to the large tent metropolis. Then there is the putrid smell of soiled linens combined with weed and feces that makes it unbearable. I have seen the city deploy a few McNeilus front loaders every Tuesday but after they finish we are back to square one. At the same time many high rise overpriced apartments pop up left and right, and this disgusts me. My neighborhood Firehouse Subs is located in the bottom of a luxury apartment building right smack in a nice area. This is part of a row where there are 25 plus luxury apartments which still have vacancies since their opening three years ago. But then walk four minutes south on Lankershim and you'll be in a completely different place where tents are the norm. L.A instead of helping relieve what is a humanitarian crisis is opting to increase their profitability. Why not invest in subsidized housing for everyone instead of construction of overpriced housing which almost always remain vacant to the high costs. Now that I look at it, I can see why people oppose cleanups but at the same time this is a health hazard especially with the Coronavirus issue. The problem isn't here with LABOS, CARE, or the homeless people, it is with the corrupt profit thirsty politicians.
Stuart Alvarez Every politician cares about the Homeless epidemic until they get to office. Then the concern is literally getting your vote. The problem with LA is they will try to raise taxes in order for subsidized housing, even though they don’t need to because California as a whole has an excess 21 Billion dollars that literally just sits looking pretty. Government is not efficient at all.
@@Amrepdude499 Honestly California is one of those states that at times (Which is all of the time) is full of shit.
I know I’m 6 months late on replying this comment, but I absolutely love your comment. You explain the situation perfectly, and didn’t miss a single point. I’ll be posting part 3 today!
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Props to these workers for cleaning up everything. Cause they never know what they are getting into. Without a doubt very dangerous, great video.
Good to know the people are getting the help they need and the city of la can be cleaner. The collectors are brave for just grabbing the stuff. I'm supprised they are not using a front end loader with a tink claw. Awesome video.
If LA does cleanups in skid row, there gonna need all the encampment trucks for cleanup.
Olivia Cullen, basically these trucks are used for homeless encampment clean ups
Neat video! It's always a treat seeing a RL LABOS video. I can't believe they bare hand that all though! Fresno has a crew like this but they always have a CAT following them around so they don't have to worry about touching anything
Yet they still do it by hand.
Nice video! But man, homelessness has increased so much. Every where you go, you see homeless on every corner. And the worst part is when they create so much trash that makes America look horrible. These cleanups really help and make the city look better.
I applaud these men and women for what they do, but also feel bad since they have to keep cleaning up. Not just for the homeless, but for people in general who don't take the responsibility to properly throw away their trash. Hopefully all these ridiculous tax laws, enviornmental policies, housing bylaws will be fixed and eradicated so that people will not end up homeless and business will succeed, not fail.
Amazing I love these rear loaders bro. I love the sound they make too.
Garbage trucks of San Marcos Ca 1:24 me too.
Great catch. Very interesting
2:08-2:17 this is the first time I ever saw this rear loader trash 🗑 truck with carry can at the city of Los Angeles.
I am also a garbage collector in the Netherlands, I also respect your work. but how slowly you work here that is not accepted. keep it up and make something beautiful out of there
I’ve seen a few of these videos and I’m wondering if they could go any slower? The workers who clean up after the LA marathon are faster than this.
Cool
part 1
Ugh that must suck to clean up. Nice video though!
Man, they sure take their sweet ass time.
This is wrong the homeless don’t deserve this
diseases lucky they protected
Why the homeless😕😕😯😯😯😃😃😃
Because it makes la look bad
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Slow lazy workers, can tell it's America
Wow... quick to judge but lets see you go and so this type of work...
@@crg0448 Yes, day after stinking day.