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Posted on 11/8/23 at 11:46 am to Billy Blanks
I do not use straws, myself, but try giving one to a 4 year old. It turns into a wad of TP in about 2 minutes. Then, IF you ask the waiter, they bring another, which lasts another 2 minutes. See the pattern? How the hell is that environmentally efficient?
Posted on 11/8/23 at 11:47 am to cgrand
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straws are for kids and girls drink your drink like a man
Thank you!!!
And the elderly and infirm.
Only exception is in the car with a cup with a lid.
Posted on 11/8/23 at 12:58 pm to GusMcRae
100% reads the OT.
Sup Theo.
Posted on 11/8/23 at 1:09 pm to Billy Blanks
Posted on 11/8/23 at 1:56 pm to Billy Blanks
My local AMC used paper straws on a few of my visits. As you know, they were completely useless. I think I brought my own titanium straw a couple of times.
Soon though, they switched to Biolo straws. They look, feel, and work just like regular plastic straws, but claim to be biodegradable.
hmshost.com/news/press/hmshost-introduces-biolo-biodegradable-compostable-straws-in-airport-dining-venues-across-the-u-s
Problem (if you thought there was one to begin with) solved.
Soon though, they switched to Biolo straws. They look, feel, and work just like regular plastic straws, but claim to be biodegradable.
hmshost.com/news/press/hmshost-introduces-biolo-biodegradable-compostable-straws-in-airport-dining-venues-across-the-u-s
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BIOLO compostable straws are made from a renewable plant-based plastic alternative, known as polyhydroxyalkanoate, or PHA, that is TÜV-certified for biodegradation in soil, marine, and freshwater environments, as well as in home and industrial composting settings — breaking down in 180 days or less and leaving behind zero microplastics.
Problem (if you thought there was one to begin with) solved.
Posted on 11/8/23 at 2:01 pm to Billy Blanks
They wouldnt be nearly as bad if they had one end with a little bit of plastic you put your lips to.... still serves the purpose of eliminating tons of plastic usage, but retaining just enough to make drinking through them bearable.
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