That reads almost like a George Carlin joke (I mean it in a good way). It would be better if people thrifted more rather than always buying new. Thrifting is h

That reads almost like a George Carlin joke (I mean it in a good way). It would be better if people thrifted more rather than always buying new. Thrifting is hit or miss though depending on where you are and what surrounding area the donations are sourced from. Go thrifting in around a big city or rich suburbs and it's more likely to find "diamonds in the rough" like designer brands and basically unworn clothing. But go thrifting in an area with a worse GDP (i.e. poorer), and the finds are a lot of stuff like ugly free t-shirts from random events and average clothes that are already >50% through their lifespan.