>She says she and two roommates recently tossed 175 reusable bags that were piling up. Now, they’re stockpiling more.
I’m pretty sure this is worse than me who refuses to buy reusable bags and just pays 10c for paper every time still. My paper bags were free before the environmentalists started messing things up.
I mean the whole premise of the article is she actually just forgets to reuse the reusable bags she has, then complains about the amount she has. Low effort.
Why would it be the stores fault that you can’t remember to bring the pile of grocery bags you have to the grocery store with you?
I literally have some 20 yr old bags. This isn’t hard, just different. Stash some in the car for quick trips.
I have 4 bags. 2 cloth and 2 insulated. Because they each came in a 2 pack at costco.
I keep them in the trunk.
My drawers agree.
I’ve been using the same 3 reusable bags for a decade. I’ve brought home maybe 3 single use bags from the store this year. It’s really not that hard.
I mean, you could use a backpack too if worse comes to worse.
I just cleared out a closet full of unused reusable bags we were given. Not a ton but a dozen or two.
Never needed them because i have had the same 5 canvas bags in my car for 24 years now
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>She says she and two roommates recently tossed 175 reusable bags that were piling up. Now, they’re stockpiling more.
I’m pretty sure this is worse than me who refuses to buy reusable bags and just pays 10c for paper every time still. My paper bags were free before the environmentalists started messing things up.
I mean the whole premise of the article is she actually just forgets to reuse the reusable bags she has, then complains about the amount she has. Low effort.
Why would it be the stores fault that you can’t remember to bring the pile of grocery bags you have to the grocery store with you?
I literally have some 20 yr old bags. This isn’t hard, just different. Stash some in the car for quick trips.
I have 4 bags. 2 cloth and 2 insulated. Because they each came in a 2 pack at costco.
I keep them in the trunk.
My drawers agree.
I’ve been using the same 3 reusable bags for a decade. I’ve brought home maybe 3 single use bags from the store this year. It’s really not that hard.
I mean, you could use a backpack too if worse comes to worse.
I just cleared out a closet full of unused reusable bags we were given. Not a ton but a dozen or two.
Never needed them because i have had the same 5 canvas bags in my car for 24 years now