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My blood boils on receiving the bamboo or papper drink straw, which immediately soaks and becomes useless. Wonder if they use them on these flights that would s
by durnygbur 4y ago
My blood boils on receiving the bamboo or papper drink straw, which immediately soaks and becomes useless. Wonder if they use them on these flights that would surely help limiting the carbon footprint.
- midasuni 4y agoOur local cinema removed plastic straws before any ban came in, it was a market led thing thanks to public concern, politicians eventually followed what the market and public already demanded. Difficult to blame them. I have a bag of 1000 plastic straws, at current consumption that will last me about 200 years.
- unmole 4y ago> it was a market led thing It was a virtue signalling thing.
- IAmEveryone 4y agoHow often do you use straws? Maybe it's a cultural thing, but as far as I'm concerned, straws are for ages 1-10 and 75+.
- durnygbur 4y agoIt's climate change passive aggressiveness. You are provided with a tool which turns useless the moment you start using it. Oh, and nearby there is magazine with ranking of the most expensive yachts in the world, and of airlines by most comfortable first class.
- jen20 4y agoPerhaps you could just drink out of a cup and be less sensitive to minor inconveniences?