What did you say…

Today's job was replacing three wall-mounted monitors (I think they said 53 inches) that had become unusable and were old and needed replacement. We started the work after the general contractor and the client removed the LAN and optical cables connected to the monitors. Removal was completed by noon, and installation began right after lunch, finishing in two hours. After the general contractor restored the cable connections, we checked if the screens would display. The screens worked fine, and the job was complete. Just as we were about to clean up, an unexpected problem arose. What to do with the removed monitors? I thought the client would handle the disposal, but they asked us to dispose of them. Initially, the general contractor said they'd take them, but their vehicle was a van-type mini-truck. There's no way three monitors, each about 1200mm wide and 700mm tall (plus the packaging for the new monitors), would fit. So, we ended up loading them into my company's van (a Hiace) today and decided to take them to the general contractor's office first thing tomorrow morning. All of today's 'trash' is packed tightly in the back. It's quite heavy, so my boss will help with the cleanup, right…? I'm sweating bullets internally.