Danny Parkins

The reason they have the trash bags in the first place is when the game is over, they clean up after themselves.

That's unbelievable.

Unbelievable.

As a whole group, as a whole nation, this is the way it is.

And I'm like, why can't we be more like that?

How many times have you just seen, in Chicago, people not willing to just walk to the nearest trash can and just throw something on the ground?

It's so funny you bring this up.

Because...

As you do, as Layla does, we all walk a ton.

That's how we get to play.

It's because we all live in the city, and that's, to me, actually, one of the beautiful parts about living in the city.

We could just walk everywhere.

But, yeah, you see the litter.

And I've always said to myself, who is it that's doing this?

Who is actually dropping whole litter?

Like cups of pop.

And the reason I use that example is because one week ago, I'm walking down State Street, the heart of State Street, and I see somebody in front of me, a group of, I would say they're probably young, like later teenagers, and I see a kid take a big gulp and just casually, without even thinking about it, just drop the cup.

I'm like, there it was.

That's how it happens.

People litter.