Waste Management TV Commercial, 'Recycling Doesn't Have to Be Tricky' Featuring Tania Tare
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Waste Management recruited golf trickshot artist Tania Tare to help viewers understand what items are recyclable. It doesn't take much for Tania to show how easy it is to recyce plastic bottles, aluminum cans, paper and cardboard.
Waste Management TV Commercial, 'Legends of the Green: The Breakfast Club'
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In this Legends of the Green segment, the host examines the story of the Breakfast Club. The 16th hole of the Waste Management Open is said to be one-in-a-lifetime moment, as fans will arrive at the course as early as 5 a.m., earning them the tile of Breakfast Club. Waste Management says it joins those early risers and ventures out to ensure communities are clean.
Waste Management TV Commercial, 'Bin There Done That' Featuring Tania Tare
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Trick shot artist Tania Tare teams up with Waste Management to recycle right. Tare encourages you to take your empty bottles, cans, or paper and show Waste Management the most creative way you can recycle it. When you share using the hashtag BinThereDoneThat, you will be entered for a chance to win a 2021 Waste Management Phoenix Open experience.
Waste Management TV Commercial, 'Solutions You Need'
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Waste Management knows that between running a business and a house hold, you're busy and may not think about what you're throwing away. Luckily, Waste Management says its constantly trying to reduce at the source and create energy from landfills.
Waste Management TV Commercial, 'Best Buds'
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One dumpster tells another how great it is to be hanging out with its best bud in the beautiful weather. The oblivious friend asks who the dumpster's bud is, guessing it's Bob, a guy who can take down a six-foot sub like a champ. Even after giving the dumpster clues, saying it's green, rectangular and a little thick, it remains stumped.
Waste Management TV Commercial, 'Compost' Feat. Charley Hoffman, Charlie Rymer
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Charlie Rymer investigates the compost unit from Waste Management and discovers a blinking light and solar panel. Charley Hoffman fills him in about the benefits of the solar-powered compactor. It's five times more efficient than the type of recycling bin they usually see around the golf course. Charlie wants one so that he can use the powers of the sun to turn a Rymer-sized pile of compost into a Gary Williams-sized pile.
Waste Management TV Commercial, 'Footprint' Feat. Charley Hoffman, Charlie Rymer
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At the Waste Management Phoenix Open, Charley Hoffman brings Charlie Rymer a bottle of water and some advice on reducing his carbon footprint. There's nothing that can be done about his size 15 footprint, however.
Waste Management TV Commercial, 'Plastic Bags' Ft. Charley Hoffman, Charlie Rymer
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Professional golfers Charley Hoffman and Charlie Rymer may know a ton about golf, but as it turns out, they also know quite a bit about recycling. At the Waste Management Phoenix Open, vendors agreed to only bring in recyclable materials and materials that can be turned into compost. When Rymer believes that a grocery store plastic bag is recyclable, Hoffman tells him that, though it is true they are recyclable at select stores, no one should be putting them in curbside recycling. But Hoffman sa
Waste Management TV Commercial, 'Lessons With the Pros: Planning to Perfection'
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Waste Management shares a lesson with the pros on the green to announce the 2018 Phoenix Open. When one golfer takes three minutes to carefully line up his shot, Charley Hoffman complains that he should just hit the thing. The golfer defends himself by saying WM took months to plan its zero waste event. At the thought of waiting months, Charley decides to make himself comfortable and lies down on the green, although, he could use a pillow. If only he'd planned better. Just then, the golfer final
Waste Management TV Commercial, 'Lessons With the Pros: Wearing Green'
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Waste Management takes us on a lesson with the pros with Erik Anders Lang, who arrives at at the Phoenix Open and finds everyone in green. A clueless Erik asks about the color choice and the other golfers complain that he has no respect for a cause. Erik quickly points out that he picked up a hitchhiker on the way to event to caddy for him. Erik finds out the green symbolizes that the event is waste-free with everything either recycled, reused or composted and he reveals that he too has been rec
Waste Management TV Commercial, 'Lessons With the Pros: Trash Talking'
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Charley Hoffman gives one man a lesson with the pros for Waste Management's 2018 Phoenix Open. Charley competes with the man in a match and advises him not to waste his golf clubs. When the man boasts that the only thing wasted will be Charley's wallet, Charley reminds him the open is a zero waste event and even though 600,000 people will come to the event, no napkins will go into a landfill. The man can't figure out how that relates to their match but Charley admits he's just trash talking.
Waste Management TV Commercial, 'Lessons With the Pros: Phoenix Open'
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Waste Management takes us on a lesson with pros during the Phoenix Open, this time with Gerina Piller. Knowing that the event is zero waste, Gerina wonders what the brand does with all waste. Another golfer imagines a space laser zaps it all away or maybe the aliens lend a hand. Although Gerina has her doubts, a glowing green alien walks by and reveals that the silly humans have it wrong; only Waste Management could pull off a zero waste event of that magnitude. The two golfers can only agree th
Waste Management TV Commercial, 'Lessons With the Pros: No Trash Left Behind'
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Gerina Piller gives a lesson with the pros for Waste Management's 2018 Phoenix Open. While standing at the snack table, Gerina is asked by a stranger about all the "zero waste stuff" at the event and explains how GM is composting and recycling, so no trash is left behind. The man mistakenly thinks that means he can "compost" his cup by eating it. Gerina is quick to point out the compost bin just behind her with an annoyed "Um, hello!"
Waste Management TV Commercial, 'Shootout' Featuring Charley Hoffman
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While teeing off on recyclables on the range, Gerina Piller challenges Charley Hoffman to a shootout. The two spend the day kicking, hitting and throwing bottles, cans and other recyclables away responsibly. When Charley tries to throw away a banana peel in the recycle can, Gerina reminds him that it should go in the right bin.
Waste Management TV Commercial, 'Mighty Good Can and Yum'
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Two Waste Management cans sing a celebratory duet when they're filled with recyclables. A different pair of cans crack jokes about banana peels.
Waste Management TV Commercial for Environmental Growth
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Waste Management likes to stimulate economic growth through environmental advances. Check out their website for more information.
Waste Management TV Commercial, 'Motion Sickness'
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A Waste Management trash can waits excitedly for the garbage truck to arrive. It giggles as it's lifted by the claw and vomits as it's dumped into the truck. The trash can apologizes to the truck as it drives off and the truck replies, "It happens to everyone."
Waste Management TV Commercial, 'Banana'
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One dumpster has a banana peel hanging out of his lid when another dumpster asks if he is going to eat it. The dumpster slurps it down and makes a joke about the banana peel being "potassiYUM."
Waste Management TV Commercial For Bagster Bag
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Is there a big project that you want to do? Waste Management's Bagster Bag, which folds out into a dumpster-like receptacle, can take on as much waste as you can throw into it.
Waste Management TV Commercial, 'Joke'
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Two talking trash cans stand side by side as one tries to tell the other a funny joke about a trash can, a recycle bin and dumpster. But those things can't walk or talk and, as it turns out, the attempted joke teller is also terrible at the quiet game, which we find out when the listener tries to make him stop talking.