REAL WORK. QUESTIONABLE JOKES.
Two friends. One truck. Plenty to talk about.
The Good Riddance Show is a series in development about Anthony, Harlin and the jobs that give them a reason to spend the day together. Useful tips, honest work and local commercials that know exactly how corny they are.
Meet the crew ↗
A job is already a story.
Meet the space, agree on the goal, figure out the awkward part and watch the room come back. GoPros and glasses cameras can follow the work while the crew focuses on doing it. Muyinza handles the edit. The episode ideas here are future formats, not completed customer jobs.
The big reveal.
A garage that can fit a car again. A basement with a visible floor. A room ready for its next use. A real transformation should show the same angle before and after, the decisions that made it possible and what actually happened to the removed material.
Useful answers between the bad jokes.
What changes a quote? Why does a mattress need a separate plan? When is a dumpster the better fit? The show can make those decisions easier to understand, using actual jobs and verified information instead of pretending every haul is the same.
As seen on absolutely no television.
Dramatic couch farewells. A chair with a suspiciously long goodbye speech. Anthony’s Boston accent doing what it does. The commercials can be silly; the customer, their home and their circumstances are never the punchline.
Your home is not automatically the set.
Recording and publication require separate permission. You can decline without changing the agreed work. Documents, identifying details, faces and neighboring properties need their own care. There is no live episode library or channel link until the real videos and channel are ready.
Fair questions.
Where can I watch the episodes?
The series is in development. A real channel link and playable episodes will appear once they exist.
Can a customer say no to filming?
Yes. Filming is optional, and declining does not change the agreed service.
Will you show what was donated or recycled?
Only when the actual destination and outcome are known. The show will not invent recycling percentages or donation receipts.
Can I suggest a funny idea?
Ideas can become part of a conversation with the crew once contact channels are established. Keep the joke about the situation, not someone’s hardship.