Some LinkedIn Members went crazy against DashCam Detective's necessary comment.
Dashcam Detective is merely pointing out that this very nice young man didn't take his filthy gloves off before his kind deed. The deed is still kind, and his gloves are still most likely filthy, so why all the hate from LinkedIn members?
Dashcam Detective was not even looking for a problem when watching the feel good Video. Yes, Dashcam Detective cringed upon seeing the kindly gentlemen pick up the child with his presumably filthy gloves. But then Dashcam Detective figured he would put the kid down in a moment or two. But then kindly hero did not. Kindly Hero kept doubling down on his good deed as I attempted to spray some lysol through the screen to save the boy from those evil, germ defying gloves.
Maybe the Kindly Heroes goodness had killed the myriad of germs cohabiting on the glove he was using to pick up each and every can of refuse prior to picking up the boy.
Since apparently DashCam Detective's truth is not enough, DD would like to take all the hostility generated by DashCam Detective's observation and comment and convert it into a positive. I am asking all Bureaus of Sanitation in the U.S. to show this video to their employees, applaud the efforts of the man in the video, and then remind their own employees to either take their gloves off when handling a child in a non-emergency situation and one approved of by the child's parent or guardian, or to have a spare set of NEW gloves readily available and to use those before picking up the Child with the prior consent of the Parent or Guardian's.
An update! No sooner had Dashcam Detective posted this story then Sina Sambo came to Dashcam Detective's Defense.
Being in Waste Management, Sina's comment carries some weight, no?
