Got Dirt lol

I deal with sadoff on a regular basis, was up there Friday when the yard boss told me they were about to arrest the owner.

Kienbaums lived in Omro where I grew up when I was little, they were the kids that had the four wheelers and snowmobiles, the new trucks and stuff like that. The old man owned the yard with a partner he ended up screwing over. I don't know what happened but Sterling took over, he was the oldest boy, he was already in his twenties (and already a dirtbag, he used to pick on all of us and throw beer bottles and garbage on our lawn). He also did a little tail chasing in the bars and such, nothing wrong with that for a young guy but again all I remember is he was a dirtbag and nasty to everyone, my step dad kicked him off the softball team don't remember why. I might have seen him a few years ago, I think I was up there to chase some scrap computers out of the pile possibly looking for 02 sensors and such, they crushed cars for a yard in Neenah, pretty much a glorified trucking company. And that's about everything I know.

Dirt weighs a lot. Depending on moisture content and soil type, the average weight is 2200lbs per cubic yard. Your average Gaylord box holds about 1.5 cubic yards.

A basement that one of my dads neighbors had dug for his doublewide was 28' wide, 48' long, and 8' deep. That was 400 cubic yards removed, or 880,000lbs.

Also, whole cars paid more than general shred in my experience. So the math of 200 million pounds would be way off.
In 2013, I almost dumped my piece of crap Jetta for $14/hundred that one yard was offering.

There's no telling how much dirt he put in those cars, but the yard is going off of that data they have on him that goes back to 2009. So they're charging him as if he has been doing it for the last 8 years.
Since the crane operator and truck driver involved only got probation and restitution for felony theft charges, I'm guessing they're cooperating with authorities by spilling the beans on what went down.

Do you mean Carl? He works at american soemthing in fondie? I grew up with him, good dude. Course, haven't seem him in a very long time and pretty sure he wouldn't have a clue who I am anymore lol.