I picked up 10,000 bottles and cans because of Seinfeld
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- čas přidán 25. 09. 2023
- PROVING KRAMER RIGHT: There's a double episode of Seinfeld (The Bottle Deposit) where Kramer and Newman try to exploit the bottle redemption scheme in NY by driving to Michigan in Newman’s postal van. As it stands, the state I live in doesn’t have a redemptions scheme, while the neighboring state (New South Wales) does. Taking inspiration from Kramer and Newman, I decided to hit the roadside and collect a truck load of redeemables to drive interstate. As long as JFK’s golf clubs don’t get thrown at us, and we avoid getting bogged, what could possibly go wrong?
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I still can't wrap my head around the fact that people straight up throw cans out of their windows while driving. Mind boggling
It's crazy, I've never thrown trash out the window. Toss in the passenger footwell, toss out accordingly later. It's not that hard.. shame shame
I can’t either! I would NEVER! One time when I was in my early 20s I had a guy friend in the car that did this, I was so angry I threw on the brakes - and said go get it NOW. He was mad & shocked that I was so angry. We didn’t stay friends long after that.
Exactly what I was thinking. What kind of people do that? Not even because littering is a crime, it's just something I would never do because it's just stupid.
I mean, it’s an asshole thing to do, but I can understand why people do it: laziness.
It should be a criminal offence. First time, warning. Second time, community service. Third time, half a year in the clinker.
I always think about how precious these things would be a few hundred years ago. Aluminum cans? A metal so rare and precious they capped the Washington monument with it instead of gold. A plastic water bottle? Its a lightweight, nigh unbreakable, clear, reusable, resealable container - it would be someones greatest possession.
There's a recorded story of Japanese ambassadors on their first trip to America, and one of the first things the ambassador notes is the metal waste, cans and other scrap just littered around, and how he and the other ambassadors with him had to fight the temptations to gather up all the scrap, back in Japan it was practically gold laying out in the streets.
Segregation and oh the e-waste man 😤
reminds me of a story from a north korean defector. When he was a child he was carrying a glass bottle of lamp oil and it broke for some reason or another. He cried and wished for a bottle that couldn't break. When he was leaving north korea and was running he stumbled upon a washed up plastic bottle. the video was here on youtube
@@Grunttamerthey have plastic in north Korea my guy that man was capping
@@vappyreon1176 this would have been several decades ago
Finding the full bottle of hand sanatizer while looking through the trash is so ironic, I couldn't stop laughing.
I once found a whole crate of hand sanies during the pandemie while digging through the trash 😂
@nicolaschew443 that's like finding liquid gold back then!
@@ComputersAndLifeGod works good like that I put the sanitizer in my gas to hopefully get more goodies ate everything I could find on the ground during the heat of Rona to keep immune system healthy
the trash was speaking to him 😂
The deposit law in Michigan makes what Kramer and Newman were planning illegal. My very first job when I was 16 in 1996 was in the bottle return at a supermarket here in Michigan. We were supposed to watch for anyone attempting to return out of state cans and bottles. Being an apathetic teenager meant I 100% did not. One ridiculous quirk of the Michigan deposit law is that it only applies to carbonated beverage containers. No water bottles, sports drinks, etc. Those still just get thrown in the garbage. Even hard cider has no deposit. I can not tell you how many times 16 year old me had to stand there and argue with an older person that they did not in fact pay the 10 cent deposit on their Woodchuck Hard Cider when they bought it so I would not be refunding it.
my first job was at a redemption center in Maine. They're all required to have a sign stating something to this effect: "any item being redeemed that was not originally purchased in this state shall be subject to a fine of $10,000 per container... etc, etc," We would often get stuff from across the boarder in NH that did not have the bottle deposit info printed or stamped on it. 1 or 2 and we would just let them go (or not even notice). But when people brought in a whole bag we would tell them they couldn't drop them off. People sometimes gave us grief until we pointed to the aforementioned sign.
To your point though, as a 16 year old, we only cared as much as we had to.
It is not "deposit law," it is just normal every day fraud. If you didn't pay the tax then obviously you can't get reimbursed. The fact this guy didn't understand that and even attempted it is very stupid, he could still be charged since this is video evidence of him planning and attempting to defraud the state of New South Wales.
@@alexneidermeyer284lived homeless with homelss for 5y in san diego. the cans and bottles are 5c. no water bottles. aluminum or glass only. and it was a very hard scrape. i didnt commit fraud by taking those nickels. even though i didnt pay the tax, the litterer or non-recycler did.
Yeah. It's super weird. Like beer and carbonated beverages are the only ones that get deposits. Everything else doesn't. The only time that you will ever get like caught is if you're trying to return something that isn't sold anywhere in Michigan, but what a lot of stores do then is they will basically just go off of what they have in their inventory. So if you buy a 20 oz bottle of Arctic Sun at like Meijer, you can't return it at Walmart because Walmart doesn't sell that.
@@alexneidermeyer284I swear half of you aussies love fun, and the other half will only do completely government approved things while calling out any "rulebreakers." Sad stuff.
Absolutely disgraceful that they wouldn't even accept them as a donation.
@@Joe-sg9llwell… not quite, watch to the end!
Most "recycled" material just ends up being shipped to China to sit in landfills there. Plastic is the most evil thing mankind has ever invented and it should be outlawed.
They aren't a donation. When the item is sold it has 10c added to the cost. When it is returned the 10c is claimed from the manufacturer. If they accepted them then they would be billing the manufacturer for them, but the manufacturer wasn't paid the 10c in the first place if they were sold in Victoria.
When the scheme started the nay-sayers claimed that no one would buy things in NSW when they could get them 10c cheaper in Victoria.
In Victoria the government said the scheme wouldn't work.
The scene was in Vic, and would get a big truck load when full and haul to Sa for recycling.
vics getting a redemption scheme soon anyways
I physically cringe at the idea of throwing a can or something out the window. My parents drilled into me that there was no way I was allowed to just toss stuff away. It was my trash and the only person who was going to clean it was me.
Your parents did the right thing :)
@@FaceAway-xb9hdlooking in the mirror there friend
You're telling me mate. Some shocking humans out there 🤦🏼♂️
I've reported a car once. Was travelling in front of me on the fwy on the Mornington peninsula.
They were continuously throwing trash, bottles, mcdonalds bags out of their window.
I hope they got a nice fat fine.
I had a summer job in grade school picking up trash around strip mall in central Arizona.
I don't throw ANYTHING out of my car that is not fit as food for a local wild animal.
Yes: Apple cores, bread crusts, that one egg salad sandwich I got at a convenience store that was BADLY spoiled...
No: orange peels, paper, glass, plastic, metal, wood, the wrapper from that spoiled egg salad sandwich...
As a Norwegian that has had deposits all my life I find the notion that other industrial nations dont have this system.
We have like 99%+ return rate on bottles and cans. Truly dont understand why its not a thing for others.
Great project. Had to click it when I read the title!
Yep, we're slow adopters here in Aus. Horribly so. When it was proved how harmful passive cigarette smoke was in pups, it still took years and years to outlaw it- folks getting cancer the entire time. Much the same for many other things we know must, should, have to, and need to be done.
Again in many studies about 60% of the deposit become profit to the bottling company as only 40% of the deposit are ever redeemed.
@@psychozen7169 There must be very big differences between countries. I can really only speak for Norway and our stats say 99+%.
And I belive that based on my own experiences. Every single grocery store collects bottles here. And almost all bottles have a deposit. Even small batches or limited edition bottles.
But of course in other countries if you dont have the same easy availability of return points and if not all bottles are part of it. I truly understand that the numbers being very very different.
Because, what they don't tell you, is that recycling isn't the answer when it comes to plastic. Metal and glass, yes, but plastic, no. Plastic is expensive to recycle, and can usually only be recycled 2-3 times before it just breaks down to the point where it has to be incinerated. That's why the "Three R's" are, "Reduce, Reuse, Recycle," in that exact order. Recycling is meant to be the very last option. Indeed, it used to be that way, when most things containers were made of were metal and glass. However, there's always a grifter waiting in the shadows. In the 70's and 80's, huge campaigns were started on how easy and great it was to recycle plastic. People ate it up, because it also drove down cost, as plastic is obviously cheaper than metal or glass. Ever since then, we've been on a "plastic binge" that is only projected to increase, exponentially, mind you. Very, very strange when you consider how "environmentally conscious" the Western World has become. Only, it's not strange, because it's ALWAYS about money in the end, and the plastic recycling grift has become extremely profitable for a lot of people.
It doesn't make much send to go to a redemption center when a truck picks up your trash every week. Are they supposed to count the bottles right then and there.
It always baffles me that people walk around in forests and fields and go "oh nature is so nice" and then turn around and throw away their cigarettes, cans and bottles. ......
Cigarettes degrade, though. Plastic doesn't.
@@garryferrington811 yeah. Might be but I rather not throw away anything except maybe the core of an apple. Even banana peels ubshould not throw away.
And I have not even talked about the tissue paper :o :o
Get yourself a doggie poop bag and u can store your toilet tissues people, not that hard.
And on second though, the filters of cigarettes...don't they release a lot of chemicals into the soil?
@@garryferrington811 I have googled, yes cigarette buds are also harmful.
..."Cigarette butts consist partly of cellulose, which can be decomposed only slowly. Throwing a cigarette butt into the environment is therefore more harmful and long-term than you might think at first. It is particularly bad to throw cigarettes into water, i.e. into the sea, rivers and lakes. A single cigarette is capable of contaminating several dozen liters of water₃. For fish and other underwater inhabitants, this means an agonizing death. ..."
@@garryferrington811Cigarette filters are plastic
@@garryferrington811 Cigarettes have plastic and chemicals in them. So no.
The line "I know I'm not an idiot, but all these things edited up into a 6 minute video can make me look like one." is probably the best line in the whole video! Jim's comedy genius. Sorry Beau - more Jim please!
A bit a corry and some garlic bread 😂😂😂😂 you are putting a smile on my face ... only in straya mate ... 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
There's a great scheme in Finland where you get 10 cents for glass bottles, 15 cents for cans, 20 cents for 0,5l plastic bottles & 40 cents for 1,5l plastic bottles. The amounts are included in the store prices so people want to return the bottles to get money back. After big events outside a lot of people go around collecting bottles to basically get free money while also cleaning the surroundings.
That is how you do it. Make it worthwhile to redeem recyclables.
It's the same here in the US in Oregon and Michigan. I lived in Oregon for several years and there are NO cans or bottles on the ground because of this. I wish more states would have this program, but I suppose it's shot down because people don't want to pay the extra money for the product. There's SUCH a waste of aluminum, glass, and plastic in the states that don't have this recycling option!
PANT!
Next video, bringing 10,000 bottles and cans to Finland!
@@Sniperboy5551 They have to be bottles from Finland for that to work (I assume, at least if it's like in Germany).
When I was a kid my grandpa would take a daily stroll through the local park in the small town I grew up in for years. Every day he would pick up trash or tidy things up, he said it was because he didn't want kids or animals to get hurt. Ended up getting in the local paper for it. He never said anything to anyone about it unless asked and we didn't have a recycling scheme in the state we lived in, just genuine care and effort. Ended up doing it till his health wouldn't allow.
I Love how optimistic this dude is. He is happy where everyone else would feel miserable. It is mind boggling. I wish my brain was that happy and optimistic about life! People like you make the world a better place!
It's easy when you make a 20 bands for a million views
@@JinjuNuffin Money doesn't equal happiness, or create positivity. That's some cynical thinking.
@@killswitch6361 do you think this guy would be able to handle it so calmly that everything he did to gather all those bottles and the countless hours spent doing it was entirely in vain? The videos here, that's clear indication this guy would NEVER attempt this without being able to monetize it.
@@JinjuNuffin What does that have to do with optimism and positivity? Never said he would or wouldn't without monetary gain. Just that his attitude is desirable. Go on being miserable, and thinking everyone always has ulterior motives though.
@@killswitch6361 my point is that his attitude would not be that way if he was not using the footage for a youtube video that he makes 20gs on.
I feel like you can rate a Beu upload, by how much trash he picks up and either eats or keeps. I Give this one an 11/10.
You meant 10000/10, didn't you?
This is a scientific fact.
@@IzzyIkigaithank you
11/10 is not an acceptable score unfortunately… This a void rating. Sorry 😂
Why this man isn't Australian of the year most years is baffling.
Amazing how often doing the right thing can be stopped or ruined by pointless bureaucracy.
Absolutely true🤦
Kinda sad they didn't find a NSWer to re-littler them, Probz would have to get the manager in on it tho.
This may be one time the US is actually...better? Some states have redemption and a cans a can a bottles a bottle. If its there you can redeem it no matter where it came from
@@SeanCarroll1993It's actually illegal to transport them across state lines. Some family just serious trouble for doing exactly that. They were transporting millions of cans and bottles from Arizona to California.
I get the sentiment, but if everyone did it, the state would pay out more than it brings in since the deposit is only charged in states with a program. That said, no one will say anything if it's just a couple bags of bottles/cans.
Here in South Africa an entire industry has sprung up around people that have very little other resources becoming recyclers. They gather massive trolleys of things and sell to recycle yards. Projects like insulation fabrics made from recycled plastic etc. Not sure how much they get for it, but they must be of the hardest working people you have ever seen lugging these massive platforms with recycled stuff through traffic at times. Gotta admire the guts.
honestly this should be a movement, its inspirational. makes me want to walk local and pick up. i always do my part for myself i don't understand how people just toss out the window.
Tossers, is what they are
google "plogging"
google "plogging"
A movement? like clean up Australia day?
Btw recycling is a joke, less than 9% of all plastic that is put into recycling actually gets recycled, the rest goes into landfill after costing even more resources (as well as more of that BS global warming stick) before it is dumped.
A whole other truck, extra site, the power for all the machines, the trash blowing all over from the 'recycling' centers.. then off to the tip in yet another truck.. or off to china via ship (until recently, when China said "enough of your garbage")
@@74KU that's very true, I mainly mean cleaning up the trash but your point on recycling is the hard truth.
I recently did a bikepacking trip across Europe and in my home country of Germany we have a national redemption system. As soon as I left the country bottles and cans started appearing in roadside ditches. Redemption systems are one of the best inventions to combat plastic pollution in my opinion. Thanks for the great video on the topic! Goodonya!
You sadly still find a lot of bottles and cans in ditches in Germany. Not all bottles are valid for the redemption system and there is an amount of people that just don't care.
You germans also have state sponsored noncing of children, so forgive me for not caring what you do in your country.
The motorway exit closest to my parents house in germany is the perfect example of this not working. For some reason as people come off the motorway they just feel that they can throw a load of rubbish including bottles and cans out of their windows. It literally looks like a dump truck full of garbage spilled out as it went round the corner.
Yeah, it does need some reform to include more types of bottles for sure and an increase from 25ct to 50ct would make it even more attractive@@MinkxiTes
We have it in Sweden as well. Its very Nice. Big plastic bottles are 20 cent. Smal plastic and cans are 10 cents
I love how Beau called another Beau to help
The recycling initiative has finally come to Victoria. My husband and I thought of you immediately. Cannot wait to see you finally cash in the bottles 😂😂😂😂
Thanks matey. Yep, we made it happen. Film out soon
Beat quote ever, “ I know I’m not an idiot, but all these things added up in a six minute video can make me look that way”
As an Aussie, I absolutely hate seeing so much trash just thrown/dumped out into our beautiful bushland 😢 thanks guys for picking so much up!
I visited the 3 sisters in Katoomba last weekend, and noticed over the edge of the lookout railing, immediate below on the next ledge down, dozens of water bottles & cigarette packets. Who do these idiots think will clean up their mess off the side of a cliff???
I wish they’d set up a live CCTV camera at the lookout so people can be ‘named & shamed’ for their selfishness and stupidity.
Do they call them Fly Tips in AU?
Its crazy that you don't have a more functional curbside pick up for recycling.
I live in a US state that has a $0.05 bottle deposit, but only on carbonated beverages.
Even with that silly limitation, if you're picking up containers you didn't pay for, it's all profit.
And the stores or redemption centers get (last I looked up the information) 7.5 cents per container, or a 50% profit.
Lots of Beer/Alcohol containers I noticed. Can't fix stupid lol
After getting the truck stuck and leaving the door open Jim is definitely Kramer
Was just about to comment this lmao
just found this channel today; i've watched you surprise your wife with an office space and sort through loads of nails. Absolutely love this content. Just subscribed 💛
Great to have you here, Anna. (not a bot, me, nor you by the sounds)
Those were the exact two that I watched and now I’m hooked! ( I inherited my dad’s workshop and micro sorted EVERY NAIL,SCREW,NUT,BOLT,ODD PULLEY,ETC.!🙌🏻)
As a guy whos watched Seinfeld reruns many many times growing up, i appreciate everything about this video. What a treat or as Kramer would say... Bravo Maestro!!
"For a bloke who considers himself world-class at finding stuff, this business of redemption was bloody hard work."
Aussie poetry
"with clean hands and a fresh pair of undies, neither of which is true..." had me laughing my ass off
And just at the end, talking to the bags of redeemables: "Is everybody listening"
That Beau... He's quite a character
Just love Beau attitude. Not sure about his eating left over food though. He produces very uplifting videos.
This reminds me of what I used to do as a hobby. Me and my mate cleaned up over 200 square kilometres of bushland in the Southwest of WA. I miss the days of cleaning up the bush for future generations to appreciate. Thank you for the memories. God Bless. :-)
It took us 10 years to complete.
"I've always loved picking up rubbish, I have no problem's with other people's filth... cleaning up the places I run with the tantalizing prospect of finding stuff."
That's a mantra I can get behind. This is the first video I've found from you, subscribed.
Ta mate. Love ya work
You know, if someone said ‘hey, let’s watch a mini doc on 2 dorks in a shitbox truck picking up bottles’ your normal response would be ah no thanks, but bloody hell mate you make great videos. The production quality, and content, is second to none. It’s absolutely incredible to watch your videos, and you’re able to make the ordinarily boring topics very entertaining and interesting. Well done guys, bloody well done.
Cheers Sausage.That's the idea mate
Jimma was a great addition to the team
I can honestly say in my 60 years on the planet, neither my parents nor I have ...EVER thrown tins/bottles out of the window. Laughed almost as much as I would at an episode of Seinfeld. Bloody brilliant, mate.
Man! Did I enjoy this. Great vibes all along and perfect energy to start the day with. Thanks guys!
Using the same music Kramer and Newman has playing while they collected cans was a fantastic touch.
Love that Jim was subtly concerned for his portrayal throughout the whole journey. I think you should invoice him for some solid PR beaudy. He's a crack-up!
That was an awesome watch, i would watch a whole series about this.. could call it *The Irredeemables*
Yet another awesome video Beau!! The addition of Jimmer made for thoroughly enjoyable viewing and he should feature more often. Keep up the amazing work brother.
In Norway we have a national return scheme. We currently get back 2 NOK (0.30 AUD / €0.17) for small bottles and cans, or 3 NOK for 0.5L and larger plastic bottles. We've had this scheme since 1999, but parts of the system is much older. Individual beer breweries had branded glass bottles, and thus their own return policies on those.
In 2022 Norwegians returned 921 million cans and 600 million plastic bottles, about 91.5% of all returnable containers sold that year (according to the numbers from the national operator)
finland also has this, and im not sure but i think sweden and estonia have it aswell
@@JEASOUA Sweden and Denmark has the same, but you have to return in those countries to get your money back. The norwegian machines will gladly eat a danish can, but you won't get any money back.
A lot of norwegians who go to Sweden to buy cheaper drinks bring their cans back the next time. No use wasting money like that!
@@karl1ok so it would be possible for the norwegians to return over 100% of returnable containers?
@@JEASOUA Well, yes. We could return stuff that was bought previous years combined with returnable ones from outside Norway
@@JEASOUA in Estonia we get 0.10€ back on marked bottles and cans
The sheer amount of work that went into this 26 minute video is mind boggling! Cheers mate
RIGHT?! the production quality of all his videos is insanely good!
This is the best thing I've watched in ages, I really needed this! Thank you
Two of the most industrious fellas in Australia. Incredible work gentlemen, keep us up to date on the redemption. Definitely earned a sub!
This man is living a life we are all supposed to be living as humans... adventurous, curious, kind, happy, excited, motivated, helpful, productive, passionate, genuine - it's honestly incredible how he can take on those massive projects most of us would see as a chore and go along with them like it's nothing.
Thank you for your work and showing young people like me and everyone else what it's all about ✌️
It was drummed into the millennials, in the 90's there were always adds for keep Australia beautiful and cleanup Australia day, it used to make us feel proud and connected to the land.
It's because he is fortunate enough to be well-off enough to take on projects like this. The majority of people are forced to work time consuming jobs for much of their lives to afford living.
@@RighBreadfair - but beau in particular got this way by living in this manner - sure he didn’t come from nothing but he’s made his living through these projects
Feel like jim needs to be on more episodes haha you make a great team
One of the great Kramer episodes. The one where he painted the lines on the road was an excellent one too. What beautiful land. Reminds me of NE US.
I love the sense of adventure and fundraising your life. Go man ! Ive got a stash I started last week and have my eyes peeled for cans.
I wonder what people thought when they saw Beau dumping a whole bag of trash on the side of the highway 😂
Especially if they recognized him. Evil Beau! He should wear a fake pencil mustache while doing that.
😂😂 this is gold. Like any random non fan would buy the story, "I swear a guy with a truck and more bags is coming, no worries" "uh huh sure buddy...(dialing the cops)" 😂
@@GIRAF92 Cops: "Can you give me a description of the person in question"
'Um, just imagine Cliff Young with a red beard"
i love jimmo, what a no stress dude, best kind of person to travel with
You are such a great story teller that I watched the whole thing… waiting to see the victorious moment of bottle redemption… absolutely frustrated with you that they won’t accept them… and now I can’t wait for part 2!!!
So keen for an update to this .
That you could not deposit them makes the story so much better.
The real cherry on top is keeping them for a year just waiting for redemption centers to open in Victoria!
They still wont be accepted in victoria.... im pretty sure each item will need to have its barcode registered with the government as its being produced (cost past on to customers ontop of the 10c extra well be paying) these pre legislation items will not be registered there for will not have the tax's paid on them so will not be accepted.. its a good idea but its about money not recycling.. the government is counting on you not returning your can for 10c... so they can keep it to fund the joke of a recycling system we dont have thanks to China..
@@hefshez7687 he could melt all the aluminum cans down to make alu bars and then sell them. Then burn all of the plastic container.
do not burn plastic!!! it is extremely bad for the evironment because the heat makes chemicals leech@@TheExtremaz
@@TheExtremazyup. burning plastic is an awesome idea! works really well if you pack them into an old rubber tire and pour used motor oil over it! 😉👍
Jim did not have to worry so much about his portrayal.
That is a top bloke
I literally just found your videos today but I am so thankful that I found people out there like me who also believe “One man’s trash is another man’s treasure!”
This was the content i never knew i needed. good work
Beau is like a modern age dragon... just hoarding peoples trash, collecting it, looking at it, admiring it, all to turn it into money
24:46 Bureaucracy kills another great idea. Can’t wait for the sequel though. Cheers.
So grateful to follow you. Thanks for the inspiration Beau!
I just want to take the time to say thank you for putting a smile on my face. This was great fun and even if getting paid for it whatever way cleaning trash is always a good thing!!
Beau, I've been running since January 17th of this year, (an average of 5 times a week) roughly two days after discovering your channel. I always hated running, found it boring or just too hard (I was more of a 100m sprinter, left winger in Rugby, that sort of thing). I guess what I'm trying to say is thank you. Thank you for being one of the biggest inspirations of my life so far. The world needs more people like you.
Keep up the good work 💪🦵
@@ASMRunning Thank you! :)
Speaking of redemption, let that awesome bloke Jimmie have his redemption arc behind the wheel in a future video! Awesome dynamic duo the two of you. Great video as always Beau!
You guys are LEGIT my heroes. No matter what your reasoning, you are doing the hard thing that needs done! ❤❤❤❤ Thank you.
This is a fantastic film! 10/10! Really nailing the backyard adventure Beau.
Beau carries the exact charm and passion Steve Irwin was known for.
So true! His care for the environment, his unabashed Australian-ness, Steve would have absolutely loved Beau 🌱✨
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the random amount of references, quotes, and music from seinfeld in this was valid. well done. the irony in this video is truly something i hope larry david and jerry seinfeld get to witness. poetic. ❤
My favorite was when he said: ...the thrower, or "the chucker"
yep
curious how much the animation cost
@@keensoundguy6637Is that a Titleist?
you are the best Beau, keep it up. laughing while teaching. great stuff
Amazing, thanks for sharing this story with us! To be concluded...
Hoping to see some more adventures of this dynamic duo in action.
That sneaky driver change after Jimmy had driven off with the rear door open was top comedy :D
Absolutely devastated for you. Keep going, you'll find a new angle.
I'm doing the same for my local shelter workshop , i collect and buy them some softdrinks to say Thanks for all the good work they do ! I enjoy it
No wonder people don't recycle. If they make it this difficult for people trying to do good in the world, how about just regular people?
We have similar in the UK. I live in the county of Surrey but on the border of the county of Hampshire. The recycling centre in Hampshire is closer, however because my taxes are paid to Surrey, I can't recycle at my closest facility. It beggars belief.
I think all recycling must be National schemes covering every part of the country you live in and funded by the government, yes operated and run on local level, this is a planet thing, has to be 1 operating system per country, and countries should really stop exporting the problem
@@theboycalledleafI'm from UK too, you know they just incinerate a large proportion of our recycling don't you? Councils are tied into contracts with firms who burn it for power. We are literally just giving them money
@@Joe-sg9llI agree, it was a tough pill to swallow to think that all the plastic id spent a lifetime recycling either got burned up or shipped out to some third world country to be someone other peoples problem.
Glass, aluminum, wood and paper can be recycled but in the states where I’m from there are not lots of options for redeem centers.
friendlyjordies and this situation just convinces me even more the aussie government is corrupt af
With so much entertainment online its rare for me to be truelly captivated... These videos are so unique and fun!
That's amazing! Great to see someone actually caring about their own country :D
Nice job :)
In Canada (where my mother was born and a bunch of my family lives, I am in Brazil and am an American) a deeply derogatory term for a person is a "Binner" it's a person who us considered very low and is only able to ostensibly sustain themselves by digging in the garbage. I like you Beau, you remind me of my Canadian grandfather, you look a lotike him just alive and younger, he enjoyed taking very long walks, if he found anything valuable at the curb he would grab it and carry it home, for example he often would take wooden chairs with broken rungs and he used his lathe, drawknife, planer, table saws and stuff to duplicate the broken rungs and fix the wood chairs, he had about 30 chairs ge had repaired and restained the wood to match as best he could also, he was also known to be very tight with money, he was very wealthy, he made millions as a Union Electrican and Welder, he immigrated to the USA to work in the 1960s and lived most of his life in the USA and occasionally went to a farm he kept in Canada the remainder of his life. He lived well below his means, most of his clothes could be described as rags that he would repair on his sewing machine because my grandmother refused to use her good machines to do it for him and said he had no business not just buying new clothes. Thanks for the entertainment and inspiration man, I take a nice long 10-15km walk a few days a week here in Brazil, it helps me feel more fit, I am a disabled Army veteran, had a few spine and abdominal surgeries and a disk in my neck replaced, hopefully I will be able to begin carrying a ruck sack and walking even further soon to really get myself in shape, I am definitely doing good though, I am certainly fat or weak but, one can always hope to do better. Cheers mate.
It's heartbreaking to see how much food people just throw away
Bro that is nothing, stand behind a restaurant or conference center near closing time. I was a chef for 15 years, we regularly tossed hundreds of pounds of perfect food that had been served to high paying customers only hours before. I'm talking entire garbage bags full of pastries right off the conference table, bins full of fruit, salad, breads, meats, you name it.
I had to leave that world because the waste is unreal, and the ethics attached to it are disgusting. We were usually forbidden from taking some for ourselves or diverting the waste somewhere else, we couldn't even donate it to shelters or churches. It is monstrous, our food system is so broken and so fragile at the same time.
@@joshireland5835 what a shame
@@joshireland5835 Yes, that is unfortunate, but at the same time, as a business it is much safer for you to discard the unsold food rather than donating it elsewhere. Even if you, as an individual wanted to donate food to your local charity, they would not accept cooked nor unpacked food (fruit, salad, bread, meat... you name it). There is always a risk of contamination, fungal spores... and so on, so no one would gamble donating and providing discarded food to anyone.
It is much more heartbreaking to see people make more babies when they cant feed one and already have four.
@@joshireland5835 Yup, it's crazy. I visit my local bagel shop's dumpster every couple days, big trash bags full of freshly baked bagels that are just thrown away. I don't eat them myself, even though I certainly could.. there's nothing wrong with them, whatsoever.. but I do give them to wild animals in my back yard. Deer love the bagels.. someone is going to get some use out of them, if they're just going to throw them away.
Love you Jim. Any man who immediately ignores good advice and ends up in the shit is a man after my own heart. ❤
It was great fun watching you guys pick up cans and bottles! At least now you can redeem them! 😁😁
Did I just watch a half of an hour two guys picking up bottles and cans?? - I'm very proud of what you did there guys!
Precisely why this is my favorite channel on CZcams. Beau puts the beau in beautiful.
Two absolute legends picking up cans and yammering some hilarious commentary along the way. The ideal video, thanks Beau.
24:57 the pallet breaks😂
There’s that 6 minute edits coming back to bite him
You guys are brilliant!! Job really well done. Ya pair of bloody champions!!
Ya bloody champion for saying so Kerrie!
Watched this with the family last night and we all really enjoyed it. The 6 months + storage of the bottles/cans cracked me up. Looking forward to part 2 👏👏
Another brilliant story from the brilliant Beau Miles. Can't wait for the story to be continued and finally see the result of the collection journey.
18:40 YOU CAN SEE THE BUGA CRAWLING ON THE BUNNY 😂😅
Props for using the EXACT same montage song from the actual episode of Seinfeld. This was gold, Jerry. GOLD!
Beau is about the only person I know who can make collecting bottles and cans entertaining. I'm just always so amazed by how creative your mind is... you can turn the most mundane things into the most incredible stories, and I really enjoy watching them. I'm a photographer and aspiring videographer, and there's nothing that motivates me more than watching your videos.
You inspired me to bring a trash bag on my dog walk. Ended up with about 15 lbs of rubbish... love your content and message. The other guy was funny too
I have a similar story. Beau is creating change! 🙌
I alway Do that !! Especially in natural habitats people should Do IT more often and inspire other people to do so
Good work!!!
my goodness every scene in this video is just lovely. I'm jealous of your camera quality and eye for a shot!
Normally I’d see someone on the side of the road looking like these two but these two are heroes who clean up after us and give us something to watch
I've said it before and I'll say it again. You're such a gift to the world, Beau!
I can't tell you how much iI love this story, and the work you guys put in. Here in NZ the roadsides are awash with bottles and cans. 😖
So keen for part 2!
That was fun to watch. Good job. Do more videos
I loved this video, you are a great human. There is a lot we can all learn from your stories and adventures. Also love that you keep your failures in.
Well done Beau! Love all the Seinfeld references and great to see a happy ending in the works!
Good on you Beau, thanks for cleaning up the area.
20:06 What a great shot, that contrast.
You guys need to have adventures together more often, such a great duo!
This is a great story as usual. I can't wait for how this is going to end! Awesome content!
While watching, I realized that I could probably get my family together and watch your stuff, this is seriously some nice vibes (or as we would call it "hygge").
Would be a nice experience :)
The fact that bottles picked up in one state cannot be redeemed in another is absolutely ridiculous.