Cleaning Up BP's Goo

The task of cleaning up the Goo from Gulf Coast Beaches has begun. Each worker is charged with cleaning approximately ten thousand barrels day. The highly trained workers are the best and brightest of BP's upper management.
Each worker is trained in all aspects of oil removal and safety protocols are strictly enforced. From left to right are: The first worker is looking at the fish. The second worker is gazing across the Gulf wishing he were over there. The third guy has removed his life jacket holding a cool drink overheated from his tasks that will commence momentarily.
The fourth beach cleaner has noticed the same event as number two worker. Worker number five has dropped his plastic sheet until worker number six has finished welcoming worker number seven to the team of cleaning.
Workers eight and nine are cleaning.
Worker number ten is planning his next move in becoming team leader in charge of production.
Worker number eleven has a different color hat indicating skill levels and seniority. Workers twelve, thirteen and fourteen are moving plastic out of their way. Workers fifteen, sixteen and seventeen are opening plastic for the rest of the team member to use.