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@@davidaldridge8621 Are they? I thought they get the same as everyone else 😀

Yep it keeps you fit 😁

😂Luckily I was exiting after sitting in traffic for 30 minutes

It can be upsetting 😁

You are considered and truck drivers appreciate you 😁🙋

Normally pallet work is meant to be kerbside delivery with a few exceptions. I have not done that in ages, most of the work I do is commercial where I just open the curtains and they offload with a forklift. I know what you mean 😅

😀It’s not as easy as some people think. You are right, it is a mental challenge on most occasions. Thanks for watching mate

@@Rubbishcookreal yea I mean I have never driven a lorry or know anybody other than guys like you on videos but you have loads to deal with. Its very tiring concentrating all of the time, dealing with idiots wanting to be in front, run along side you trying to over take in their cars, walk out in front of you, all cos you are a truck lol. Then the things like when pick ups go wrong and things are not there or problems popping up all effecting your times, then strapping it all in or sorting out the loads, then dropping them off, then not making the hours up and having to stay some place when you never wanted to. There is loads to it. I think anyway I am telling you, grab a few of these people saying its physically and mentally easy, let them have a go lol. No probs, enjoy the videos a lot!

​@@Pobsta-de7hbI got my class 2 back in 1999 and did it for a couple of years. Once I landed a permanent job in a car factory I got fellow workers asking me why I gave it up. Some would say " oh it's easy, you just sit and drive around..eat Yorkie bars...etc".

Thanks for watching. Yes mate, the roads are full of near misses and mentally draining😀

Thanks for watching the video mate! I have seen the B trains on telly and those take another level of skill to operate. Here anything over 44 ton have to apply for permission to be on the road and must be accompanied.

Not really, eventually you get used to it.

@@Rubbishcookreal im not talking about that, I just saying that it's dangerous, if something happens to you, who will help you?

Just like the bloke recording this lol 😂 I’m the opposite, when I get to that junction it’s good news, I’m outta central London and I’m not far from the m1 north bound

It’s a nightmare 😁

I’m in my lane mate lol

@@HughieMunro nah the lorry recording went around it fine. Considers that last left turn it’s fairly tight for a big truck. I drive a 20ft truck so I know what’s it’s like for something twice the size. But yeah either way it’s a shit but to drive on loads of times I’ve nearly smashed into people who can’t drive.

Ooh,A406.👍

Yep busy roundabout 😁

It can be a nightmare sometimes

Thank you for watching the video 🖤

Oh yes plenty of times, they jump out of the bins startling us 😅we just move on. They are quick

like where mate

@@Rubbishcookrealhe means the blue lidded bins.

1100 litres commercial bins

At least 100 at the time

Orange bins are usually filled with dry mixed recycling(dmr) which is anything from cardboard, plastic, cans or glass all in one. Whilst the blue bins are strictly cardboard

No worries mate. I will do a longer video ASMRs this weekend. Thanks for watching the video

@@Rubbishcookreal Sounds good mate, can't wait!!

as you can see at the minute 15:35 😢

Yes sometimes they get busy and generate more waste than they have the bins for

@@Rubbishcookreal and why don't you catch it? This is bad for public health and the cleanliness of the city

Yes I left, they were being political about doing my job wearing go pro

Dry mixed recycling

Yes it’s the Artego

Nice@@Rubbishcookreal

Thank you

Oh yeah I didn’t notice the Renault logo on the steering wheel I also thought it was a Dennis but most Dennises have a bar by the window

@@dennisthefireengine2761 That is actually made in the UK by Dennis Eagle, that Renault cab version is made for European export but Veolia use them all around the UK too, they must order large numbers of them in bulk.

Thank you so much 😊

Many thanks

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks for the visit

No

thank you mate