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Trash!: A GarbagemanS Story
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A Montreal GarbagemanS Sharp And Funny Memoir/Expos, In Which He Attempts To Convince People To Stop Imagining That Your Garbage Magically Disappears . . .This Fascinating NoBullshit Account Of Twenty Years In Waste Management Paints A Vivid Portrait Of The Heroic Labor, Anarchic Spirit, And Violent Conditions Of The People Who Keep Our Cities Clean.ParPoupartS Story Is Atypical: He Started Working As A Garbageman To Pay For School, And After Earning Graduate Degrees And Working In More Respectable Fields, He Is Still On A Truck Out Of Love For The Physical Rush, For His RoughAndTumble Colleagues, And For An Honesty And Freedom That No Other Job Has Yet Given Him.Includes Eight Black And White Photographs Of The Author On The Job.His Sociology Background Informs His Inquiry Into Our Collective Wastefulness And Individual Failure To Confront The Trash We Produce. Every Abstract Observation Comes With Hilarious And HairRaising Stories From The Collection Route To His Days Off Spent Hunting Down Furniture And Toys For Family And Friends, As A Committed Freegan.Trash! The French Edition Of Which Is A Runaway Bestseller In Canada Explains And Questions Efforts To Clean Up A Business With Longstanding Conventions Of Its Own, A Last Bastion Of WellPaid Employment For People Who Cannot Fit In Anywhere Else.Aligned With Great Books About Work From Zola To Orwell To Lucia Berlin, And In Dialogue With Societal Critiques Like How To Do Nothing, Trash! Will Change How You Think About Your Waste And The People Who Handle It.
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