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they are attached to the package, supposedly gets thrown with it. supposedly reduces plastic.
i only use stainless steel straws which i clean easily on the inside daily with their own brush. and for coffee i use my own stainless steel cup which i fill out from coffee shops every day before work.
I could, of course, but that would be even worse for the environment and more work for me. I always drink straight out of the bottle, that's the cleanest and easiest way. And that is being made more difficult by these changes.
It's carbon friendly.
Life for people in Europe sounds very difficult.
Here in Tokyo is very easy to open beverage containers, and they are very pleasurable to drink from if they do not explode.
A wise lover once told me, evolution is a slow friend of comfort.
Perhaps it's true.
Life Hack for Europe: pour your beverage into a cup, if the beverage container is making your lips bleed.
In the US it might actually work.
It's coming from a mindset that people are like sheep and you can force or manipulate them into changing their behaviour. I don't like that. They should try to make people feel more responsible, not less.