[sappy]

despicable. even if their supervisors said stand down, you’d think they would have the human decency to help their fellow NY’rs.

[Freepmanchew]

All the while Doherty, the NY Sanitation head has his street cleaned in record time.

By the way, MSF BU, I did see photos of private companies plowing driveways and all. My brother does such thing in Minn for private businesses when ever it snows. He has on going contracts that he just attaches a plow to his truck for. Good money when everyone else is stuck.

However, he told me that if he gets caught plowing public roads he could be fined and lose his truck. Union rules has the government by the balls. They need to use them or no one on public roads.

[kearnyirish2]

The fellow NYers are just the host for these parasites; class envy has been drilled into these sh!ts for a long time. It has nothing to do with performing a task or earning an honest wage, but more to do with grabbing a piece of the billions of dollars that change hands in the city all the time.

I know a firefighter who described having furloughed firemen show up to fires simply because their co-workers were at risk if they didn’t (short-staffed); they weren’t paid (forced to take off 1 or 2 days a month) but that had nothing to do with it. You’ll not see anything like that in NYC.