Barry Vs the Binman

A down on his luck thirty-something becomes fixated on a feud with his bin collectors when they begin leaving his wheelie-bin in other people's driveways, all the while contending with his nightmare neighbours.

Barry is awoken by the irritating sound of his neighbour, Shane, clearing the garden next door with a leaf blower. Barry sleeps alone on one side of the bed, his house is decorated with pictures of himself and his girlfriend, who has left him for an unknown reason.
Preparing breakfast, Barry is disturbed once more by a knock at the door from Shane, who has brought his wheelie bin back to its rightful place after the Bin Man left it in his driveway. For a long time, both Barry and Shane have held dislike for each other which neither make any strong attempt to hide.
Over the course of the following weeks, the Bin Man continues to carelessly leave Barry's wheelie bin elsewhere. Barry's ire grows and he resolves to catch the Bin Man in the act. He sets his alarm early in order to be ready and waiting, only to be distracted by a photo of himself and his girlfriend on the wall of his living room. He chases the Bin Lorry through his estate, failing to catch them and drawing the attention of other annoyed neighbours, more mockery from Shane.
Some time later, Barry dreams of waiting in his driveway as the bin lorry pulls up. He confronts the Bin Man, who disregards his approach and attempts to laugh him off. Barry jolts awake just as he begins to attack the man in his dream.
On the next collection day, Barry sits in his living room, waiting once again for his chance to take a stand. The bin lorry arrives, and Barry steps outside just as it pulls away. His wheelie bin sits in its correct place, perched neatly in the middle of his driveway. Barry, having built up a confrontation with his enemies in his head, now has nowhere to place his anger anymore. He decides to move on with his life, accept that his girlfriend has left him and ultimately grow as a human being.