This is what I always say. So dumb. It's just a way to offload the cost of bags onto customers (and profit, no way they cost them 10 frickin cents)
What's the matter Ryan? Maybe I should tag @Mrs.Apparition so she can properly wish you a happy father's day!!!
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This is what I always say. So dumb. It's just a way to offload the cost of bags onto customers (and profit, no way they cost them 10 frickin cents)
We bought some nice canvas bags to bring our groceries homes, but they were outlawed during covid. Haven't used them since.
I bet that's what paper bags cost. What can you get for 10 cents? At 13.8 mpg with my last fill up, and $4.599/gal gas,10 cents gets me almost 1/3 of a mile in my TJ.
I don't like seeing plastic grocery bag litter. It seems we can't expect people to clean up after themselves, and no one else is cleaning up after them quickly enough, so I think paper bags are a better option.
I not sure government need to be involved in the decision making here.
Outlawed how? What happens if you try and use canvas bags at the grocery store?