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Topic	turns out you can't really recycle plastic, we been lied to our whole life WOW
AtelierAlchemy 04/15/21 3:40:57 PM #73:	LostForest posted... Nah the eco-friendly market is huge. There's plenty of people who go out of their way to buy green. But that's just it, you need to go out of your way to so do. Good example is plastic wrap. They have these cool food wrap things that are made of paper and beeswax which you crumple up, and it activates the beeswax to make it sticky. It's a reusable version of plastic wrap. But to buy that stuff, you have to go on Amazon or wherever. It's not seeing you just pick up at the supermarket. You forgot to mention to just make sure you have more than one item at the supermarket so you don't feel someone should let you skip those long lines in Aldi.... --- GOG - DRM Free Games https://www.gog.com/ <cite>AtelierAlchemy posted [p:952868046] in turns out ... [t:79406019]...</cite> <quote>LostForest posted... </cite> <quote>Nah the eco-friendly market is huge. There's plenty of people who go out of their way to buy green. But that's just it, you need to go out of your way to so do. Good example is plastic wrap. They have these cool food wrap things that are made of paper and beeswax which you crumple up, and it activates the beeswax to make it sticky. It's a reusable version of plastic wrap. But to buy that stuff, you have to go on Amazon or wherever. It's not seeing you just pick up at the supermarket.</quote> You forgot to mention to just make sure you have more than one item at the supermarket so you don't feel someone should let you skip those long lines in Aldi.... --- GOG - DRM Free Games https://www.gog.com/</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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