The New York City Sanitation Department is talking about garbage over the Cleansie PSA about alternative parking.
To commemorate the return of ASPtwo days a week, the agency begs TikTok to disguise tears and not leave the car in the driver. I posted a moody clip of. The road of the cleaner on that street.
"Do you want to move the car?" Hygiene commissioner Jessica Tissue says dramatically in a black-and-white video from the front seat of a garbage truck.
"Every day, garbage goes out into the streets of our city and screams for cleanup. One mechanical broom sucks 1500 pounds of garbage from the streets of New York City. But if you don't move the cars for alternative side parking, they won't work, "she continues.
TikTok emulates the 2007 iconicSarah McLachlan ASPCA commercial. The singer's "angel" is played in the background of a melancholic clip as the hygiene worker "requests" the driver to move. car.
The video ends with a plea of "Consider supporting a local animal rescue organization."
While some viewers appreciated the throwback, many New Yorkers dump the sanitary bureau and the frustrating policy revival that was suspended at the start of the March 2020 pandemic in the trash. I got the opportunity.
"I moved the car today, but not everyone came 😢. I need you to play your role," commented one driver.
I have a great team, but I'm sick of it
— Joshua Goodman (@jshgdmn)2022 7 May 5th
"Making money from tickets is everything !! Don't be fooled by them," another yelled. rice field.
Deputy Editor-in-Chief Analize Domenighinishared the video on Twitter, andwrote that she was "sick" of the video.
"I have a great team, but I'm sick of it," said Joshua Goodman,, the department's assistant public relations commissioner, to.
Other viewers like Tisch dumping trash in New Yorkers I pointed out that I should have urged you to put it in the trash instead of collecting it in the street in the first place.
Meanwhile, as of July 6, more than 2,500 city dwellers have signed an online petition to revoke the resurrected ASP policy . did.
Last month, Tisch announced that an estimated 50% of driverswouldn't move their car because of ASP.
"I haven't moved my legs, so a small box truck can plummet and kick pedestrians and cars parked on the other side instead."Twitter users are writing."I'm sorry, the whole family needs to understand."