Still, Lambert, who produced “Secret Millionaire,” a show with a similar concept, is smart enough to know that corporate doors will slam shut if he trashes Waste Management or any other company. Also, no one gets fired as a result of the undercover work.
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Even if the employees swallowed that explanation, they’d have to be in full self-destruct mode to carp about their employer while facing the business end of a video camera held by strangers.ĭuring an appearance at the winter press tour, creator and executive producer Stephen Lambert said the featured company does not have a say in the final edit. There isn’t a slacker or complainer in the bunch.ĭid Waste Management corner the market on industrious, kindly souls? Possibly, but don’t underestimate the impact of an omnipresent camera crew.Ĭompany employees were told the crew was filming a documentary or small TV show on trying out for entry-level jobs. Another invites him home for a family dinner. One fires him after he repeatedly fails to pick up stray papers at a landfill. Over the course of seven days, O’Donnell tries his hand at five jobs, including riding a garbage truck and vacuuming out the contents of portable potties.Īt each and every stop, he becomes fast friends with a loyal and hardworking grunt.
The premiere kicks off with Larry O’Donnell, president and COO of Waste Management, an industry giant with gloved tentacles that reach into nearly every form of refuse. John, Actress in 'South Pacific' and 'Dream Wife,' Dies at 93
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