In this episode I explore the significance of a dump truck beep when heard by a community of workers called los pepenadores, a community that works in the city garbage dump of Oaxaca, Mexico. Based on fieldwork and research, I argue that this particular sound is violent as well as informative because it exists within a violent structure, enabled by societal and governmental apathy. Considering structural violence changes the understanding of this environment, from an undesirable workplace to an assemblage of actants that violently impact the daily lives of los pepenadores; meaning, all aspects of this job, including the soundscape, carry an element of violence.