Jack The Scrapper a Ski Machine

A more and more frequently occurring event when I am told by the owner of something that is will be at the curb instead of them waiting till I get there to remove it for them. it then takes the professionalism down to Scrappy Mc Junkie level.



let me know if this happens to you.

oh yeah and I pick up a TV. again

The street views in the video looked familiar. Essling Ave. is not too far from Stone Church and Upper Sherman, where I have family.

Originally Posted by Otto

The street views in the video looked familiar. Essling Ave. is not too far from Stone Church and Upper Sherman, where I have family.

nice want to be on the Jack the scrapper world tour?

Originally Posted by ElectricMetal

I really enjoy these videos.
You've got natural comedic timing and a great sense for editing. There's a zig and zag quality that keeps the viewer just slightly off balance and always amused.

I know it's more than a little stretch, but I'll plug one of my favorites, a man who also had amazing timing -- Lenny Bruce. Here's a sanitized version for the late 50's early 60's national TV audience.

I love how you can never quite see where Lenny is going with this bit until the end. It's the same thing with Jack's videos. I think the secret is organized spontaneity -- the off-hand comment, sideways glance, facial tic etc. that comes out of left field and still completes the puzzle. Even a mundane drive down the highway can be entertaining. The devil in the details, and the magic, is making that click on screen. I think you've got it, Jack.

Thanks!

watching that guy was weird its like he has the same facial expressions as I do I know because i stare at my face while editing so much. hey maybe i should do some stand up comedy.....naaaa

thanks for pointing that guy out to me he is funny