Did you know that male reindeer can be up to 550 lbs? >> Really? That's huge. I mean, I guess it makes sense given how big Santa >> Oh no, that can't be good. >> Oh my. It looks like all of the cardboard from the holiday season is taking over Chanel. >> What are we going to do? >> I don't know. Maybe we could Wait, what's that over there? >> It's a bird. >> IT'S A PLANE. >> It's the recycler. Never fear, the recycler is here. Why, it looks like all the holiday shopping and shipping has flooded the city with cardboard. Looks like I might have to do something. I know. By the green power of a better tomorrow, reduce, reuse, recycle. Listen here, bub. It's about time I take your square corrugated buns [music] and stuff them into one of the two cardboard only recycling bins located outside of Chan Public [music] Works. Ooh, I'll break you down and fold you flat. >> [music] >> Well thought, Fiend, but you're no match for the power of conservation. Now to take you to the recycling bins. >> Wait, make sure there isn't anything but cardboard in that. >> Plastic. Good call. Contamination. Anything that isn't cardboard can cause the entire load to be rejected and sent to the landfill. Now, that just isn't responsible recycling. [music] >> Thanks, recycler. I'll make sure that this plastic ends up in the trash bin. Thank you, model citizen. Now, to deal with this heap. Next stop, Chanhassen Public Works. Thank you for [music] doing your part, Chanhassen, to reduce, reuse, and recycle. Remember to break down your boxes and recycle only cardboard when using these bins outside of Chan and Public Works. [music] Until next time, go green.