A garbage man in England has been fired after being caught in a camera as kung fu on a snowman from a family’s sidewalk.
Footage shows the trash can in orange uniform delivering half a dozen kicks – including a pair of Bruce Lee-worthy round houses – to the 6-foot snowflake, which decapitates the building and eventually reduces it to half of its previous shape.
The snowman was built by neighborhood children in Hereford – a cathedral city near the Welsh border – after a recent snowstorm, homeowner Sophie Taylor, 25, told Herefordtimes.com.
Taylor said her 3-year-old son, Joseph, always waves through the window to the garbage truck every week.
And then “he goes and does it in front of his face,” she complains about the worker who was fired by his company.
Joseph saw the destruction through the window and reduced it to tears, the mother told the Mirror.
“On Tuesday he ran to me crying in tears, ‘the binman broke my snowman’ and he started kicking.”
Meanwhile, the so-called binman told the Mirror that he would build another snowman for the child, if the family wanted, but that he ‘did not regret it’.
“I do not think I have to say I’m sorry. His family knew it would not be there forever, ”Callum Woodhouse, 19, told the outlet.
On top of that, the snowman let it come, Woodhouse said, claiming it “obstructs my path.”
‘I decided to kick it because I did not think it would hurt anyone’s feelings. I don’t think snowmen have feelings, “Woodhouse burst out, telling the Mirror he was an expectant father.
‘It’s going to melt and snow again. I did not think it would make such an impact on a three year old child. ”
In the UK, the video of the unresolved attack on snowman formed. This sparked intense arguments over whether the “garbage operator” should be “fired” for destroying the snowman “while on duty.”
“It obviously showed his character,” kla @ BarbsK5. “Would you hire him?”
“Yes, all day,” answered @ BaldEagle877. “He kicked water.”
‘Seriously dumb, but this[‘s] bloody hard loses his job, especially in these times, ” opposed @pvarrasso.
“It’s a snowman,” @ petersimpson2 noted. “Get over it.”