yo are californians really charged for paper bags at convience stores?

[silvertone]

where are you getting these words from

oh silly david felt is like c.mongler and silvertone COMBINED but also worse

what does he mean by this

[silvertone]

every trader joes i've been too feels cramped with too many people it makes me anxious so i never shop there.

[squirrelfriend]

where are you getting these words from

oh silly david felt is like c.mongler and silvertone COMBINED but also worse

what does he mean by this

idk that's not the case at all. i switch between introjects but this is like me with 90% sincerity 10% perspiration
anyway greenpeace ranked trader joe's lower than whole foods in seafood sustainability

and the food quality is just not up to snuff i rather just buy from a regular chain and not a chain that can raise prices because it prides itself on being an ecofriendly circlejerk when that's not really the case at all

[silvertone]

tr8der joes is pretty competitive , price wise

[squirrelfriend]

still higher than walmart or kroger or harris teeter or farm fresh

[silvertone]

idk those oher 2 hispter ones, but walmart is for gooks and kroegers is about he same. a least here. and food's really cheap here.

[squirrelfriend]

too bad real estate is more expensive than here

[silvertone]

classic deflection, you know im right about trader joe's pussy foot

[YPrrrr]

Guys guys guys

No need to argue. None of these things are even convenience stores so back on topic pls

[silvertone]

paper bags is the main issue, convience stores are the secondary issue

[squirrelfriend]

ty ypr
but atm the ban is on hold until november 2016 so no not yet

[snoorkel]

yeah the 'ban' could be interpreted as just a ploy for stores (or state) to make more money. there are still plastic bags but you have to pay 10c for them, as well as paper bags. the plastic ones are thicker "reusable" bags.

most people use cloth or reusable plastic bags for regular shopping

[silvertone]

y'all niggas don't know about dépanneurs

what is it

[silvertone]

yeah the 'ban' could be interpreted as just a ploy for stores (or state) to make more money. there are still plastic bags but you have to pay 10c for them, as well as paper bags. the plastic ones are thicker "reusable" bags.

most people use cloth or reusable plastic bags for regular shopping

thx for phoning in. it's unfortante it took 3 pages of feltposting to get a response from our californian respondent.

[ME##]

speaking of paper bags, i got one from starbucks for my breakfast sandwich the other morning and i was absolutely befuddled by its appearance, install real ovens starbucks, don't make me pay for a bag i'm going to use for maybe fifteen minutes