Trash Truck Split screen - Talking about messaging w/ customers

Here's an attempt at using a two camera setup. I ad-libbed some conversation about how we operated during a snow storm and how we used text messaging to communicate with customers.
New Way body on an Autocar truck.
For those that have asked about the cupholder I use to expand the factory one, here's the link:
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[@Trashman702]

It takes a special kind of idiot to put their trash out based on what time the driver normally arrives. Put it out the night before or by 0600 the day of. You never know what time we’re coming. Trucks break down. Drivers take days off and other drivers cover routes ETC

[@mason6839]

You have to more split screen like this and keep up the good work

[@thijsrooijakkers2153]

People are creatures of habit. Yeah the garbage truck always comes by my house at about 10:00 am, so I can sleep a little longer and put my trash outside at 9:45 am. Then the normal driver is on vacation and someone else drives the route and suddenly the garbage truck is at your house at 8:15 am...... we have rules for all the addresses we service; number 1 rule: put the trash outside before 7:30 am (our start time).
Love the splitscreen video, you should use it more often

[@acesanitationserviceinc]

Good morning or afternoon Netherlander. Thats a good rule. The two that I always use for customer-to-driver communication are 1. You don't get to tell me how to do the job and 2. You don't get to make the job harder.
I think some people get upset when the garbage man starts calling the shots.
The split screen is likely to stick around. Trying some new things w it.