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>> The trash business is like nothing else.
I don't care what you've done.
You've drove anything else.
It's different from anything else than pretty much at all.
My name is Glenda Witch and I work for [inaudible].
I'm the dispatch slash swing driver.
The swing driver you could drive everything there.
I mean you can do front loader.
You do residential, roll off.
Just whatever they need you to do.
See the other ones they -- most of them can't.
Most of them just do is what they're in the [inaudible].
We're a residential [inaudible] actually is what it is.
They pick up cans from behind and dump them into the [inaudible].
And then roll off you have the commercial dumpsters.
The front loader's a little bit more challenging.
You got more places you have to --
try to get into but with the rear loader, you have a passenger with you.
You have somebody on the back of the truck so you have to watch them and yourself.
So, you know, every one of them's different.
They're all different.
And each one of them has their -- I guess their stress level if that's what you want to call it.
I take all the calls.
I take the calls for commercial, roll offs, some of the residential, and commercial,
you know, customers will call in.
Then I setup for the roll offs to be picked up and we have a certain amount
of drivers that do the roll offs.
So that -- what needs to go with the what, the who, to be picked up.
>> Okay.
>> They paid hourly.
So they have set they put on -- you know, when they go to put that,
they'll say put up a certain amount but I think it kind of [inaudible] on your experience.
What I [inaudible] what I don't want to find is a body.
A couple of mice, animals, and chickens.
Found a couple of chickens, deer.
Life's little animals.
Some people go 5 days a week.
Some go 3.
Some go 2.
Some go once a week.
Some go every other week.
Once a month.
It just depends on what -- how busy they are.
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