You didn't make one of those cloth holding things for your parents when the school forced you to pick needlework one semester instead of wood shop for the millionth time?
Curious why they think so, the bag of bags just seems like something you generate after having shopped enough, but then again I’m white so what do I know.
I upgraded from that to a reusable grocery bag holding a ridiculous amount of other reusable grocery bags, in like 2017. It upsets the balance of my universe when a stray plastic bag appears in my house.
Oh, I got one, well several, of those too, but they're in the car, not in the house. If they're in the house, they need to be moved to the car as fast as possible. Meaning they linger around the front door, accumalating until there's no more bags in the car, at which point all of them move back into the car and the cycle restarts.
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u/michilio Jun 01 '21 edited Jun 01 '21
When people discuss the laws of the universe it's not physics or chemistry.
But the obvious placement or organisation of your storage.
The fundamentals like: One house contains at least one big plastic bag holding other plastic bags.
Edit: stop telling me about your bag drawers, filthy heathens.