A white pickup loaded with paint cans stopped in front of a Green Planet Environmental Services trailer. “Hey, I remember you from last time; Hi!” a worker in a yellow shirt yelled as she waved at the driver.
“Good to see you!” he shouted back as the crew quickly unloaded his truck at the Keep Murphy Beautiful Clean & Green event.
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