Aisling Maloney

I think when you said there, whether people know or not, or whether three euro charge on each good, essentially, that they buy from some of these mega, mega mass producers like Timu and Sheen, just to call out, I suppose, what these mega producers are.

I think what I'm seeing is willful ignorance by people, that they actually are well aware that,

of the fact that they hear it all the time.

Fast fashion is bad for the planet, but there is a willful ignorance because it is so cheap that they're weighing up.

Look, I only have certain amount of money.

And yes, I understand that, you know, this is environmentally bad, but, you know, I really need that product.

But that's the key.

Do they really need it?

And actually, one thing I've noticed, even amongst like people my own age, like, you know, maybe 10 years ago, you would have like said, oh, I love your top.

And you'd be like, thanks.

son pennies but now it's oh I love your shoes and they're like oh thanks I got it from Sheen I know it's really bad but I just had to get them and I'm like where did this come from and like I so have like I've on occasion come across the Team You ads because they're so targeted to you across everywhere online

accidentally click on it next thing I'm on the app.

And it's like anything you could ever imagine needing.

Like I'm planning a wedding and I was looking at buying napkins for the wedding on Timu and they were like 12 euro for like 150 napkins.

Like, of course, I'd be like, oh my God, that's brilliant.

Problem solved there.

I don't have to rent the napkins off a caterer.

But like, there you go.

You're just reeled in.

And anything you can imagine.