I am yes man

Originally Posted by miked

Many of us have gravitated into an area to concentrate on but remain open to other opportunities. I started with buying electric motors and breaking them down to recover the #2 Cu. Now I'm mostly into ewaste. Mike

Well that's a good place to start. I started in September 2005 after hurricane Katrina. A few friends and myself headed down there to help in clean up efforts. While there we met some pretty amazing people and learned about the importance of recycling/reclamation.
What we learned, we brought home and continued with it.

I picked up the name "yes man" way before the movie because I can't ever say anything besides yes for any job.
If there's a will there's a way and there's nothing you can't do , no matter what size the job.

From CRT glass and projection TVs left behind by a failed recycling company, tire in ditches, demo jobs, you name it .

I am the yes man.

Waste management runs in my family for generations. My father once told me, " there's always going to be sick people and there's always going to be trash. Good thing is , is you don't need an MD to pick up trash, just a truck"

Thanks for all the warm welcomes!