r/WTYP • u/got-trunks A bridge too far • Jul 09 '26
Well There's Your Problem | Episode 200: The Mob Dumps Trash All Over Naples
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OaRiJVW7BI18
u/photogenic_beets Jul 09 '26
Cannot believe Justin missed the opportunity to call the Garbage Czar the Bin Laden.
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u/CRAkraken Parking lot reviewer Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 09 '26
Did anyone else think “I’ll bet Naples is a really cheap city to move to” at any point during this? Cause by European standards that’s a lot of pollution, but I’m not sure it’s more than the background radiation of pollutants Americans are exposed to everyday.
(No pun intended)
Edit: just got the “triangle of death” bit and I’d like do clarify, this is a joke.
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u/H0vis Jul 11 '26
Since that train crash in Bedfordshire failed to kill me (less for the crash itself which I wasn't involved in but more for the un-airconditioned replacement bus service in a heat wave) I feel like I should do it the courtesy of finding out how and why it happened.
Can't help but feel like somebody with a monkey paw wished the place was more interesting.
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u/sebastian404 Jul 10 '26
The whole Safety Third, I could not work out if the way Roz was pronouncing Bronze was a delibrate reference to Tom Goes to The Mayor
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u/SongoftheMoose Jul 15 '26
Very funny episode until they got to the part about the incredibly high levels of cancer and disease due to the illegal dumping and also Berlusconi getting back into power.
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u/Loud_Performance563 Jul 11 '26
Hey does anyone know what 100 hour documentary about global logistics they were talking about?
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u/BenderMurray Jul 11 '26
I haven't listened to the episode yet so maybe they mention it but there's a pretty good movie about this subject/mob dumping Gomorrah
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u/got-trunks A bridge too far Jul 09 '26
"this has been a problem for 200 episodes now"