Bonehead @ Bonehead @kbin.social

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People started packing clothes in their carry-on because their checked luggage would be lost by the airline.

Strong Sad now comes in coffee form...interesting...

Their last quarterly financial statements shows $65 million profit on $3.36 billion in revenue. So, yes.

Right, so you just want to complain...

You still have to win it first. But until then, how about we just actually do something about the problem?

Great...work on fighting to make them do that. I truly hope you win. In the meantime, how about we do something about the existing problem before it gets worse?

Yes, the company should be made responsible. But do you want a solution that may actually work, or do you just want to complain that it's not perfect?

As long as we move farther away from YOLO, the better off we'll all be.

They should just create a bottle exchange like they do with glass bottles and aluminum cans. Charge the same 5 cents, and people will go out of their way to collect bottles to return for that 5 cents. Most people won't even notice the bump in price, and their habits won't change. But there's always others looking to make money, and this opens a new avenue to keeping more plastic out of the environment.

I'll admit that you simply want to do everything possible to prove me wrong on a single point on a post that has nothing to do with that you're arguing about. Seriously, I'm done trying to convince you of anything. Have a nice day...

Because it's a common Japanese school uniform. Why you're seeing a bunch of them is another question, but they're not actually dressed like Donald Duck purposely.

Search for "hard anodized PTFE free"...

If there's teflon, then it's advertised as non-stick. Just because it's sealed doesn't mean it's always teflon.

It’s exactly the same process - it’s just Type III not type II.

It's the exact same process, except that it isn't. Hard anodized aluminum is not teflon.

https://madeincookware.com/blogs/non-stick-vs-hard-anodized

Hard anodized aluminum is not teflon.

That's for general anodizing, not hard anodizing for cookware. They aren't going to use the same process for a chair that will never see water versus a pan designed to be immersed in water. Anodized cookware is fine to use with acids.

That's natural. Don't worry...when the right time comes, you'll know.

Dave's not here, man.

Aluminum is porous. Hard anodized aluminum is not. That's the whole point of anodizing the aluminum, so that it creates a barrier that stops it from reacting with acids.

I believe they were checking receipts in Toronto. But all the big chain grocery stores like Zerhs around me have all put in barriers at the front door.