The Waste Land

To me, the documentary The Wasteland was pretty interesting. The most intriguing thing I saw was just how they do their everyday jobs. While we hear the word job we don't typically think of people picking through garbage on a regular basis; but the thing that seriously caught my attention was the different views the the pickers had on their jobs. Some said that they hated it, which could be understandable -- but I feel like no one watching the film said it because they're afraid of offending someone. But, on the other hand, some people do enjoy it. I don't remember specifically who, but I do remember the varied opinions. I don't think I would like doing the work, but I guess if I lived in a situation like that any job would be better than no job. This is hard to put into words. I guess what I'm trying to get across is that I wonder why some of the Gramacho workers could be so cheerful, when we, as the audience, are opposed to suck work (to say the least.)

I found this in my draft's so I'm not responsible for any stupid mistakes from a month ago