There is no way you can reuse Lidl paper bag 40+ times, it would break after few uses, if you are lucky and it's not raining, if it's raining you will be happy

There is no way you can reuse Lidl paper bag 40+ times, it would break after few uses, if you are lucky and it's not raining, if it's raining you will be happy if it will last at least one journey home. I find it funny when people who buy paper bags few times a month think they are eco friendly compared to me using plastic bags from 10+ years ago (mind it's thicker kind of plastic, not the Tesco thin crap quality which we used to reuse as trashbin bags back in days when they were free), if grocery doesn't fit into my empty backpack. As for enviromental impact - people using these paper bags or even better fancy cotton bags are usually same people who were getting tested dozens/hundreds times per month/year and wearing their ecofriendly respirators to save grandma, meanwhile me "nature destroying monster" antivaxxer had like 2-3 home tests since 2020 and rarely worn just ordinary face mask when forced. And don't get me started on these virtue signalling people driving their cars while I don't even own a car, but yeah, you are saving the nature by using cotton/paper grocery bag while throwing away dozens/hundreds of COVID tests, respirators and driving car to shop, kids to school and everywhere because you are lazy F while I go to shop by tram and walk my kids to kindergarten/school.