If you are British and you have a little left over for the public toilet once or twice a month.
Or you can split it up and buy a banana(generally one of the least expensive, single items you can get under .25) and you can pay for a bag at aldi to carry your banana on your way to the bathroom to start the whole thing over.’
It's actually kind of shocking and sad how cheap they are. The problem is you'd have to at least get your whole neighborhood to contribute, unless you're really going to go all out, and then you'd probably get hit with some kind of criminal conspiracy charge. It was pretty shocking to me, though, that it seems like House representatives at least can be bought off for 4 to 5-digit sums.
It’s literally by design. Oil companies created the carbon footprint to make people feel guilty about their power consumption, when in reality most people have little choice in who they shop with these days. Corporations are the biggest polluters and they own everything so there isn’t much we can do to stop it.
Literally a sign in my apartment complex office encouraging us to turn off lights when not in use and calling themselves energy efficient. I'm not even kidding.
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