In the ruins of the village of Quyzhak the FFM interviewed three men extracting scrap metal among the ruins.

The cities in many developing countries, particularly in Asia, have developed extensive waste economies, structured through itinerant waste buyers, waste pickers, small waste shops, second hand markets, dealers, transporters, and a range of recycling industries.

If you don't pick it up, somebody else has to.

This is no junk.

Yeah, I know. You're the junkman.

Go on!

Sometimes a good person would find it, sometimes a bad person would find it.

You won't?

You just... I'm on the thing here.

Pick it up.

I picked up something.

No!

From the factory to the scrapheap.

Pick up the manuscript!

Pick up, Winfield.

You pick up the cards.

He found this.

Pick up one.

Just get down on your knees and go after it.

I'm really in the junk business.

Kindly pick that up.

I'll get them, sir.

We picked up a few.

Quo's out gathering wood.

Pick up the cards.

I'm sorry.

I found it on the streets.

Pick it up, Joey.

I found the stick first.

After...

We'll pack up and go.

What is he picking up?

These are rejects. They are completely out of alignment.

Quick. Pick up the glass.

I picked up the gun and then,

So in order to get them back

There's no point in taking more than we can carry.

Someone might have taken it.

How did he get his papers?

Use this. Being a coffin maker has its advantages.

Let's get the wood in now.

I told you to pick it up.

Take up the money then.

Pick up those shirts!

You didn't just pick this up somewhere?