Hey, I've recently been marathoning this show. I'd say your description is as dishonest as you accuse penn and teller of being. In that episode, they mainly po

Hey, I've recently been marathoning this show. I'd say your description is as dishonest as you accuse penn and teller of being. In that episode, they mainly point to paper and plastic recyclables as being net societal losses in 2003 when the episode was filmed. They only talk about metal and glass briefly, because it's pretty apparent that it is efficient to recycle metal and glass. For what it's worth I don't actually think you are being dishonest, just hyperbolic.