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David Oualaalou films at 3 AM to show workers moving bags of clothing through the streets. He clarifies the bags aren't garbage but inventory being transported, capturing the early morning labor that keeps supply chains moving.

David Oualaalou films at 3 AM to show workers moving bags of clothing through the streets. He clarifies the bags aren't garbage but inventory being transported, capturing the early morning labor that keeps supply chains moving.
Hey guys, this is not garbage. Those are bags of clothing that's going to be transported elsewhere. And those people you see there, they are working at 3:00 in the morning. That's why you don't see any cars. Those people are just moving around and moving those clothing elsewhere. Here is someone else coming right there. He's going to go transport all this. So I wanted to share this with you just to show you, you know, those— once again, this is not garbage. Those are bags of clothing that's going to be transported elsewhere. So I figured I'd just get up very early at 3 o'clock in the morning to show you this.

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