Sunday, September 14, 2014
Candid Camera comes to Queens
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Candid Camera visited Queens last week, stopping in Jamaica Estates in the first segment to deliver color coded garbage cans to unsuspecting residents, and then did 3 segments at Silver Barn in Middle Village (even though they mistakenly called it Brooklyn).
You can watch the entire episode here.
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4 comments:
Even Jamaica Estates has turned Third World.
This is really funny about the garbage. In Brookhaven Town they used to have on Wed. one week papers and next week glass, plastics. Now we mix both for every week pick up. If the town ever dropped 8 cans off at my house to seperate I would about drop like these people.
Bring back the talking mailbox.
Where's Alan Funt?
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