This is a real documentary that I filmed in 1965 at a Union meeting regarding garbage truck drivers salaries. Some of my YouTube commentators have thought it was a theatrical made with actors. But I was the director and the cameraman and I can assure you that this meeting took place for real. I asked these New York AFL CIO union guys involved with garbage collection in New York City to have a real meeting as though I wasn't there and to behave in the way that they normally do when they are negotiating. That is what they did. I was the director & the sole cameraman and I made in support of the local New York union. This shows a scene from an AFL-CIO “negotiation” with NY city officials regarding whether union drivers were needed on garbage trucks. Though their language was rough, at the end of the meeting, they got something done and indeed the issues they were debating were negotiated. Some of my subscribers have asked about their ethnicities. Most were Irish and Italian with a few New York City Jews.