What's ironic is the 100 oz Big Gulp probably comes in a small plastic bucket.
LOL!!
Metal trachs....that’s sooo 70’s!
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We can't have straws because they're made from plastic and are therefore harmful to wildlife and the environment. But the plastic lids, plastic cups, plastic sporks, plastic take-out containers, and any other plastic items in the food service industry aren't just as harmful? Why haven't they banned those items as well? For this and a number of other issues, I'm often embarrassed to admit I'm a native Californian.
That’s how it starts.We can't have straws because they're made from plastic and are therefore harmful to wildlife and the environment. But the plastic lids, plastic cups, plastic sporks, plastic take-out containers, and any other plastic items in the food service industry aren't just as harmful? Why haven't they banned those items as well? For this and a number of other issues, I'm often embarrassed to admit I'm a native Californian.
Yup, and my point being that California's elected office holders don't have greater things to concern themselves with? San Francisco, i.e., has a homeless crisis with human feces on the streets, dirty needles, garbage, rodents, disease, ...and they're going to worry about plastic straws and banning fur products? Maybe it's just me, but I would think that the greater issue would be to resolve the human tragedy in the streets of their cities.
That's the same thing Burger King says about their new plant mulch Impossible Whopper.
