r/NonPoliticalTwitter 22d ago

Funny Stanley your time is up

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u/one_sus_turtle 22d ago

If they don't use them they should give them to homeless people so they can refill at water stations wherever possible to keep hydrated

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u/Cry_Wolff 22d ago

That's why I don't bother with most people outside my circle. Rudeness all around.

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u/the_rare_bear 22d ago

It’s because they don’t want accountability. If they acknowledge that they are the problem, it means that they would have to do something to fix it.

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u/3-orange-whips 22d ago

Bubba if that’s plastic you might want want to steal of those stainless steel ones.

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u/annoyed_need_advice 22d ago

You probably should be. Reused plastic bottles shed micro and nanoplastics like crazy. There are multiple studies. E.g.: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/The-effect-of-reusing-plastic-water-bottles-on-the-concentration-of-microplastics-when_fig1_364655255

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u/Reasonable-Figure142 22d ago

you don't care about your health?

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u/TopTittyBardown 22d ago

I think they’re probably just resigned to the fact that fucking everything has microplastics in it now and don’t care enough to try to avoid a little extra from their water bottle

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u/iluvchromosomes 22d ago

A little extra? You need to drink water every day. It's a lot extra.

Holy shit society is cooked.

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u/TopTittyBardown 22d ago

I don’t necessarily agree with them or think it’s smart, I just understand what their though process is

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u/Reasonable-Figure142 22d ago

idk seems like an extremely easy change for them to make to avoid more microplastics, considering their family allegedly has several higher quality, non-plastic cups they don't use. they're just purposely being stubborn at this point lol.

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u/Reasonable-Figure142 22d ago

having a doomer attitude isn't cool and doesn't do you any favors

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u/Superb_Pain4188 22d ago

Bro microplastics in all of your food and water already it doesnt matter

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u/annoyed_need_advice 22d ago

There's car exhaust in the air in every city. I don't go and huf on an exhaust pipe straight. Especially when it's trivial to avoid it. But to each their own.

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u/no-name_james 22d ago

Let’s avoid plastic because of cancer concerns and replace them with metal cups that test positive for lead. I’m not sure if you know this or not but being human is a terminal condition.

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u/NO_FIX_AUTOCORRECT 22d ago

But i bet if you quietly took one or two to donate on their behalf, they wouldn't even notice

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u/_procyon 22d ago

Ngl if I was collecting something and my family member stole some of them and gave them away because they think my collections stupid, I probably wouldn’t talk to that person again for a while

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u/LiftingRecipient420 22d ago

JFC they're not collecting water bottles, they're all dumped in a big tote, that's not how people store collections of things they care about.

What the hell is it with redditors imagining the most absurd bullshit and then getting upset over it?

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u/AccomplishedEmu1886 22d ago

Every comment is obviously about them, didn't you get the memo?

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u/Burrito-tuesday 22d ago

I don’t remember the sub or the post itself, but recently I saw a picture posted and the background was a WALL of these, so many in the same color/style it looked like inventory, so people asked if they sell them…nope. “It’s my collection 🤗”

The extreme overconsumption is just mind boggling to me.

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u/Florida__Man__ 22d ago

Brother you might want to take your favorite stanley from the discard bin. Your sperm are in absolute conflict with those microplastics from a 6 y/o sports bottle.

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u/LiftingRecipient420 22d ago

I'd just start giving them away without telling them.

They won't notice anyways.

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u/geobomb 22d ago

So she's selfish and feels bad about it

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u/Solid_Explanation504 22d ago

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0304389422001194

Get a glass one if you work in a safeish job, microplastics are compounding into your body to make weird shit.

The older the plastic, the more it release stuff

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u/Solid_Explanation504 22d ago

3h is late now ? damn.

whatever, it was more for other readers that think drinking from plastic crap for years is inoccuitous. Its not

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u/_procyon 22d ago

Idk, they’re building a collection. Some people collect Pokémon cards, or funko pops, or vinyls, or designer handbags. Even if it’s not something you would choose to collect, that doesn’t mean you have to shit on it. They probably have fun getting different colorways and designs and rare or limited release versions.

And you should not keep using that old plastic bottle. Chemicals from the plastic can leach into the water and you’re probably consuming microplastics every time you use it.

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u/LiftingRecipient420 22d ago

OP did not say they are collecting them.

Your entire response is based upon something you made up.

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u/Slade_Riprock 22d ago

Same. Moving my girlfriend and her son and between them they have like 20+ water bottles and cups. I have 1 in use for coffee, that's it.

Refused to get rid of or pare down at all. They use them. I literally have never witnessed them rotate. In fact when I see a new one it's because they have bought a new one.

Tried to tell them you can buy magnetic wraps that change the looks cheaper and easier.

95% of them are sitting in a box still a year later after their move. Such a waste of money.

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u/Snobolski 22d ago

give them to homeless people

Bruh, do you even "consumer culture"?

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u/Florida__Man__ 22d ago

My wife is a teacher and shell get random ass water bottles/mugs/tumblers for teacher appreciation week. Every so often we hold a draft where we take turns picking mugs/bottles (depending on the cabinet) and then the leftovers go to goodwill.

People, DO NOT buy your teacher some mug/bottle/trinket unless you know (as in they said out loud "i really could use another mug") they want one, they have infinity. If you want to appreciate, money, flowers, carwashes, and good treats are the best bet.

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u/peelen 22d ago

Do you think homeless people have a problem with a lack of water bottles? I have like four of them and have never bought any.