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Whiskey Tango Foxtrot!

Jeebus, the Chevy van I'm working on this morning is almost as bad, crap piled a mile high inside, it took me 20 minutes just to clear the area around the front seats so I could get the engine cover off.
Melted chocolate bars stuck to the carpet, spilled coffee that has to be at least a year old and a dirty diaper under the seat, fffing pigs.
 
I feel bad for that guy. My first reaction was "How!?". But thinking about it he must have mental issues not being treated. By the looks of that place I'm sure it led to health issues. It was said that he was an older man, just think of his kids (if he had any) or his parents (I'm sure they are gone but still) how devastated would they feel seeing what he lives in everyday?
 
Damn and I get upset when one of my kids drops a candy wrapper on the floor. damn kids.....anyway, that is nasty, I already feel sorry for his neighbors in the next apartment he will be living in.
 
It is alot more common then you all think. Every place I have worked I have gone into at least 4 houses like that. some were worse, much worse. Usually the elderly who cannot function alone anymore but are unwilling to goto an assited living place.
 
You would be surprised how many people live like that. I have seen many, many, houses that looked like that and even worse if you could believe it.
 
I recently saw a show where this company cleaned up homes that were considered biological hazards. They did this one tranvestite's apartment who had died of AIDS in his home. They literally shoveled stuff into bags and wore hazard suits. The place was grotesque but when they were done they had it looking decent again.
I felt bad for the guy because they showed a picture album of his and noted how here was a guy with all of these memories and nobody came to claim any of it so they had to toss it into the trash with everything else.
 
I saw a 20/20 thing, this people have some mental condition where they cant throw things away, Things matter more to them than actual people.
 
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