I brought this up recently to a packaging executive some of the packaging we see, the plastic that has to have heavy tools to open it, is because it spends months in a salt water environment being shipped from China has has to be protected.
Simple answer; yes.
They still do. I will say in support of the deposit law, the first several feet of corn rows along the road have been a lot cleaner of bottles and cans since.
I would say attitudes have changed a lot since 1978, so I would not expect it to go back to days when everyone chucked their trash out the windows…
It has. Wine bottles, water bottles and fast-food packaging is what gets tossed out now. Plus, the occasional tennis shoe and women's underwear.
You must live in an area of heathens. I never see anyone throw anything out the vehicle window. My guess is the alcohol related trash is teens at night. As for the shoe and other unmentionables, I cannot tell you how many vehicles I have seen with stuff on the roof, trunk, even the hood they set down, probably loaded the kids, left it there, and drove off. Found a laptop on my street once. LOL
I brew a 12-cup pot each morning. It’s hot. I can have any flavor I want and if I’m feeling spicy I can grind my own beans for super fresh. No paper or plastic to deal with. How is that worse than 2-3 k-cups a day?
Several years ago, I walked out of the house one morning to see a bushel basket of trash in the front yard. Walked over to it and began moving it around with my foot looking for some type of ID. Found a bank receipt called the State Police. Said there is really nothing they could do. I have a name on a bank receipt... we'll be right there. Trooper found out where they lived 12 miles east of me. Had been to a party about a mile west of me. Got into an argument with each other and the gal started slinging stuff out of the car. Trooper made them pick up the trash in my yard and then all the way back to where the party was, then wrote them up. It was a good day.
I shouldn't assume to speak for someone else, but I thought that BBI was talking about using the reusable K-Cups that you fill with your own ground coffee. If I'm in a hurry that's what I use with my Black Rifle Murdered Out beans that I grind. Normally, though, I use this. Best coffee I've ever had.
I shouldn't assume to speak for someone else, but I thought that BBI was talking about using the reusable K-Cups that you fill with your own ground coffee. If I'm in a hurry that's what I use with my Black Rifle Murdered Out beans that I grind. Normally, though, I use this. Best coffee I've ever had.
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