Is it reasonable for a sanitation aunt in Hengshui to stop the wedding car and let it clean up the fireworks sprayed?

In this matter, I personally feel that there is nothing wrong with the sanitation workers' practice, and it is also a fact that the team is lively, but this kind of excitement has nothing to do with sanitation workers. We should not increase the workload of sanitation workers because of the excitement of picking up relatives. Asking them to clean up fireworks is not embarrassing, but a legitimate request.

There seems to be no connection between sanitation workers and family teams. There will be contradictions between the two sides, all because of the floor cleaning problem. When picking up relatives, the motorcade used a hand-held salute, which polluted the ground environment. In order to defend their labor achievements, sanitation workers sit in front of the wedding car and let them clean the ground.

Sanitation workers are reasonable and worthy of support. Marriage is a great event in life. There is nothing wrong with being happy and lively, but while we are busy, we should also keep the environment clean, especially when we get married in the city. In the process of picking up relatives, you need to use salute. You can ask the hotel staff to help you clean, or you can communicate with the sanitation workers in advance and ask them to help you clean.

The original clean street is the result of cleaning by sanitation workers, and this kind of labor achievement deserves respect. No wonder the groom's marriage ruined the work of sanitation workers. There's nothing wrong with letting the reception team clean up. Members should apologize and clean up the ground.

Doing things with more consideration for others can make things more satisfactory. In my hometown, it is not difficult to deal with it. You just need to prepare a red envelope for the sanitation workers in advance, put in a good word for each other and let them help you clean up. We think of others, others will think of us, and we won't be angry when the ground is polluted.

If the groom group in the incident had considered this link before taking over the bride, there would have been no car stop. I believe that the prospective grooms will try their best to avoid the recurrence of such problems when they shoot their own weddings after learning about this.

Sanitation workers work hard, and their labor achievements should be respected and cherished. What do you think of this matter?