Anonymous wrote:reusable bags are disgusting.
abd what of poor people?Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:people will die from covid and reusables transmit itAnonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:remember they chose tax money over human livesAnonymous wrote:reusable bags are disgusting.
what are you talking about? They're protecting the environment. This will pass. If it lasts forever, then let's reconsider. So dramatic.
So do the cans of spaghetti-os (or whatever) you're buying.
But, if you think that re-usable bags are disgusting, you continue to have the option of paying five cents to get a single-use bag.
Anonymous wrote:people will die from covid and reusables transmit itAnonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:remember they chose tax money over human livesAnonymous wrote:reusable bags are disgusting.
what are you talking about? They're protecting the environment. This will pass. If it lasts forever, then let's reconsider. So dramatic.
people will die from covid and reusables transmit itAnonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:remember they chose tax money over human livesAnonymous wrote:reusable bags are disgusting.
what are you talking about? They're protecting the environment. This will pass. If it lasts forever, then let's reconsider. So dramatic.
Anonymous wrote:remember they chose tax money over human livesAnonymous wrote:reusable bags are disgusting.
remember they chose tax money over human livesAnonymous wrote:reusable bags are disgusting.
i used to work at giant . Stores were forced to switch from paper to plastic . It’s horrible and it mandates worse service as cashiers now take longer to bag things as they don’t bag as they go anymoreAnonymous wrote:I thought the bag tax was a huge PITA when it was first introduced, but now I think it's a great thing. It's really curbed the amount of plastic bags I use. I think it's a stroke of genius. Maybe go to paper bags until this all ends.
Anonymous wrote:“Bag tax” is an unholy combination of the government letting merchant charge for bags that used to be free and then using the merchants to collect the government’s cut, while the merchants get to blame the government for what actually a price increase on the merchants’ part.
Hogan should step in on this nonsense and stop reusable bags. While he’s at it he could tell them to switch to renewable and biodegradable paper bags, if anybody’s really worried about the environment.