Jared Freid

Okay.

Okay.

Had it. I think recycling is the dumbest thing in the world. If recycling was important, wouldn't we, like, have a – like wouldn't we just know recycling so well? Wouldn't that be like taught to us from such a young age and over the course of years that we would be like, how is it that I'm 39 and I go to the garbage and I'm like, what the fuck is compost?

Had it. I think recycling is the dumbest thing in the world. If recycling was important, wouldn't we, like, have a – like wouldn't we just know recycling so well? Wouldn't that be like taught to us from such a young age and over the course of years that we would be like, how is it that I'm 39 and I go to the garbage and I'm like, what the fuck is compost?

Had it. I think recycling is the dumbest thing in the world. If recycling was important, wouldn't we, like, have a – like wouldn't we just know recycling so well? Wouldn't that be like taught to us from such a young age and over the course of years that we would be like, how is it that I'm 39 and I go to the garbage and I'm like, what the fuck is compost?

Like if it was important for us to do, we would know how to do it. In the same way we know how to drive, in the same way we know how to merge onto a highway. If it was life or death, which I don't believe it is, You ever watch them take, you think the people at Starbucks are like taking the bags, the separate bags to separate places? No, they're putting it in one bag.

Like if it was important for us to do, we would know how to do it. In the same way we know how to drive, in the same way we know how to merge onto a highway. If it was life or death, which I don't believe it is, You ever watch them take, you think the people at Starbucks are like taking the bags, the separate bags to separate places? No, they're putting it in one bag.

Like if it was important for us to do, we would know how to do it. In the same way we know how to drive, in the same way we know how to merge onto a highway. If it was life or death, which I don't believe it is, You ever watch them take, you think the people at Starbucks are like taking the bags, the separate bags to separate places? No, they're putting it in one bag.

And that's the problem I have is we as a country, us citizens, are forced to argue amongst ourselves and think someone's a good person or a bad person based on how well they do a recycling. When this is at the corporate level, this is at the government level, this is not our problem, we can't fix it.

And that's the problem I have is we as a country, us citizens, are forced to argue amongst ourselves and think someone's a good person or a bad person based on how well they do a recycling. When this is at the corporate level, this is at the government level, this is not our problem, we can't fix it.

And that's the problem I have is we as a country, us citizens, are forced to argue amongst ourselves and think someone's a good person or a bad person based on how well they do a recycling. When this is at the corporate level, this is at the government level, this is not our problem, we can't fix it.

And now we are forced to judge one another based off of some family that's making money off of recycling. You ever meet someone and they're like, oh, that family made it all in waste management or they made it all in recycling. You go, oh, so some kid is going to private school while I'm sitting there going, well, the plastic had food in it and I don't know if I can throw it away now.

And now we are forced to judge one another based off of some family that's making money off of recycling. You ever meet someone and they're like, oh, that family made it all in waste management or they made it all in recycling. You go, oh, so some kid is going to private school while I'm sitting there going, well, the plastic had food in it and I don't know if I can throw it away now.

And now we are forced to judge one another based off of some family that's making money off of recycling. You ever meet someone and they're like, oh, that family made it all in waste management or they made it all in recycling. You go, oh, so some kid is going to private school while I'm sitting there going, well, the plastic had food in it and I don't know if I can throw it away now.

I just think it's all bullshit and it's made us look, it's become a religion for people. People think they're good people because they recycle.

I just think it's all bullshit and it's made us look, it's become a religion for people. People think they're good people because they recycle.

I just think it's all bullshit and it's made us look, it's become a religion for people. People think they're good people because they recycle.

Genuinely.

Genuinely.

Genuinely.