FIRST TIME REACTING TO | GEORGE CARLIN "SAVING THE PLANET" REACTION

[@richardjohnson5435]

No matter how many times I hear this bit, it always makes me smile when George says "Thanks for being here with me, for a little while."

[@PaulDA2000]

Love your reaction! But I have a question why do you have to sensor all the curse words? Every other place where this is shown, they don’t have to sensor them.

[@jared699]

@@PaulDA2000 I don't think she is censoring the curse words. I believe she's just using a video that had censored them. And, just because I'm anal, I have to point out that a "sensor" detects things and "censor" is to suppress.

[@steelgreyed]

I had the chance to see him live in his last tour, "Its Bad For Ya." I didn't. He was dead 4 months later. I consider it one of the greatest regrets of my life.

[@alexwalker8440]

George was a monster genius!! Everything he did, many years ago, is so current! I'm so glad I got to see him live!

[@davemick7216]

I've seen some comedians talk bad about George Carlin's last several specials because he wasn't as funny, but rather more of a philosopher (as you said), but to me, that is what made him so special. He was still funny, but rather than telling fart jokes, he actually had some insight that we would all do well to listen to. He was a genius, and he used his prowess as a performative orator to say something meaningful, rather than getting a cheap laugh. He was a scholar of the English language and how it is used to distort the truth. And to me that is the basic science behind comedy anyway... He just took it one step further the expose all our BS, and he did it with such finesse and confidence all the way to the end. He's one of the GOAT's. To hell with anyone who disagrees, they're either too dumb to understand, or they're in flat denial for some other purpose.

[@stevejones7093]

Well said.

[@johnjohn37371]

Carlin was so incredibly self aware, of both himself as an individual and as a human being observing the species as a whole. I have no proof, but I feel like as he aged, he may have realized his time on a platform was becoming increasingly shorter. I feel like he began tackling things that he really found essential because he wasn't completely sure of how much time he had left to orate on such topics. He obviously laced it all with brilliant humor, but it felt like the last dozen or so years of his life, he devoted his comedic platform to educating people on things he was passionate about...maybe not. Just felt that way. Saw him live twice, really miss him....

[@davidharrison3711]

If I could give you a thousand "thumbs-up", I would!

[@jameshannagan4256]

To me he is THE GOAT.

[@jameshannagan4256]

I read all his books and they are brilliant as well if you like his bits about language be really goes off in the books with all the bs going on now it is so on point it is really scary.

[@ryanmaroney7917]

One of my heroes. A hero I met, in fact. He had a controlled rage on stage but was an incredibly gentle man in person. He is greatly missed. We lost him 15 years ago this year. I recommend everything by him.

[@jared699]

That's cool. Where did you meet him at?

[@ryanmaroney7917]

@Jared Brentwood California, must have been around 1998 or 99. It was very cool it was a very nice man.

[@paulvamos7319]

I was fortunately able to meet him in 1981 when I was 10! 😂❤ I was with my grandpa who was a disabled veteran and we got permission to meet him! 😊 He raged on stage because he was using it for therapy! We laughed and he knew he was doing good! 🤣 Another great comedian is Christopher Titus who is about as dark as George Carlin was! 🤣👍

[@carreviewer6345]

If we lost him he'll turn up, he died he wasn't lost he died

[@letsgotomarsman]

Grow up

[@TheC.O.-VISIT]

Carlin dropped out of school, but he understood the world and society. He was a genius.

[@remmymafia3889]

you know what he did in addition to just gleaning knowledge from his everyday interactions? he read, and read and read, to where he was educated and became capable of distinguishing facts from propaganda. Fact! (lol)

[@davidharrison3711]

I wish George Carlin were MY professor! I would NEVER have been late to class, and I probably would've gotten an "A" in the course!

[@sveinunglidsheim5828]

He makes us think and laugh at the same time and that's beautiful.

[@brittreacts]

Agreed!

[@a.m11558]

Dave Chapelle does that too

[@BradB93]

Thank you! I’m so glad to see that someone gets it! 🤘🏻

[@jared699]

@@a.m11558 Chappelle is hilarious. The Chappelle Show is one of the funniest shows I've ever watched. But, personally, I find that he and Carlin have completely different comic styles. I find Chappelle to be funnier but Carlin to be more of a thought provoker.

[@Mercer1012]

Its amazing that you never thought and laughed at the same time. What a bunch of mouthbreathers.

[@josephscally6270]

I have seen George twice live. I feel like a grew up with him and he has always been a hero.

[@Jesterz01]

About the number of species going extinct, yeah it's true, numbers vary nowadays from 50 to 200 per day BUT, each year we discover around 15,000 to 18,000 new ones (mostly insects and plants) so there's that... Think of it as replacements, sure species disappear all the time but they're replaced by new ones...

[@xsu-is7vq]

no they are not replaced actually. Those species were already there. We just didn’t know about them before. Many species went distinct without us ever knowing they existed.

[@SolidSativa1]

​@@xsu-is7vq its a little bit of both actually. Does evolution ring a bell?

[@xsu-is7vq]

@@SolidSativa1 evolution doesn’t generate new species at anywhere near the rate of 25 per day.

[@jared699]

@@SolidSativa1 I'm a little confused. Are you saying that the new species' are already known species that have evolved? Just curious.

[@peterpan4038]

@@jared699 What he meant is that both new (already existing) species are discovered, AND actually new one emerge as well. We are still losing more than we find/ emerge, but that will on continue till we eventually wise up or go extinct ourselves. One way or another: humanity isn't even close to having the ability to make all life on planet earth go extinct, and as long as some life remains new life will find a way to evolve and grow again.

[@Mymloch]

The best comedians are societal philosophers, and George was one of the greats.

[@paulvamos7319]

You, Britt, are gorgeous! Thank you for sharing your wonderful laughter and real opinions with us and the world! 😂 ❤ Love and hugs from Oklahoma Britt ❤️🤗

[@stevenmonte7397]

Carlin and Pryor were the greatest at the same time. Such a great era of comedy!!!

[@41Vega]

I was lucky enough to see him live(for a show), simply the best.

[@bryanminer9110]

George was one of the best he called everything how he saw it. If you only let a person listen and not see the video of his old material you could easily pass it as being recorded today.

[@VelvetAura]

George is one of the greatest comedians who have ever lived, but he was definitely more than that yes! He spent the majority of his career in comedy doing more of what some would call a "more traditional routine," but the man was clearly very intelligent and by the time he started to get older, he seems to have shifted his focus to a much broader scope of topics and discussion, while still being hilarious. The last three specials he did before his passing are some of my favorites in comedy history, so please do more!

[@mitchellaj2302]

My dear ,your personality grabbed me right away, thank you so very much. 🌹

[@tjvertigo]

I loved this man. Never missed a NYC show. Even caught him by accident in Vegas! Brilliant mind. Can you imagine what he would say about today's world?

[@duwaynes7529]

I saw him live once about 25 years ago. During his show I think he managed to say something that insulted everyone's beliefs or feelings at least once, and they still found it funny. With todays generation, they would look on it as 'hate speech', but only the parts they wanted to agree with. Everything else would be fine with them. They don't see that there is a difference between 'Hate Speech', and speech they hate.

[@demonliquidator]

well said

[@jared699]

I'd like to hear his opinion on the use of proper pronouns these days.

[@fan-i-am]

He's not a stand-up comedian. He's a stand-up philosopher! In his own words from an interview, he "went from being a comedian who performed his own material, to being a writer who performed his own material."

[@arcturus4295]

''He's a stand-up philosopher'' you mean a bullshit artist?

[@rayrayray7494]

george carlin not only a legend but also an icon there will never be another comedian like him

[@michaelm.1947]

I love re-living George through your eyes. I was lucky enough to've seen him live a couple times in the early 90s. Him and my ornery ol' man were my role models, basically. There were some tough lessons I learned listening to George. At times he challenged my beliefs and made me *think* about things more. He wasn't just a comedian. He was a true teacher of life for those willing to listen. RIP George. We all miss you.

[@demonliquidator]

I wish I got to meet him or even see his comedy live but I never got the chance, I live in the UK but what he talks about is very relevant here too and I think he's been a role model for lots of people not just you and me, RIP wise man.

[@jared699]

@@demonliquidator I also wish I had seen him live. He died in 2008 so I would have been 31 and thus had plenty of opportunities that I missed. I love seeing stand up comedy shows and I need to make more of an effort to get out and see the big names in comedy today. Chappelle, Louis CK, Burr, etc.

[@demonliquidator]

@@jared699 yeah same, i love Chappelle, Louis CK and bill burr too but i live in the UK i would have to wait for them to do a uk show sometime, i know bill has in the past, so yeah defo gotta keep an eye out to see these before they retire.

[@jameshannagan4256]

@@demonliquidator Read his books not only are they funny but they predict the future so much it is scary especially about twisting language fto get away with things totally brilliant.

[@scottgorski7931]

George was a genius at pointing out that people think they are so much more than we really are.

[@AbrahamPalmer-wj5cb]

Exactly

[@ElderonAnalas]

Love the reaction Britt, glad to see more people finding the truth of George. He's been right ever since the 70's and we have never changed. It's not that his comedy never ages, it's the fact that society never improves. But, about the virus thing, he was talking about HIV and AIDS, this particular show was made in the early 90's, pre-1995 if i recall correctly. IDK, i was only 2 or 3 at the time.

[@johan.ohgren]

Well, Covid took notes...

[@Shay_Mendez]

@@johan.ohgren Of course it did! Any self respecting virus will remember to evolve and grow stronger to fulfill it's prime directive.

[@jared699]

@@johan.ohgren Covid! LOL. What a scam.

[@freshspiritworks4535]

I am so glad you recognized George Carlin's gift. He was very smart and very very gifted. Everything ... seriously, everything he says is relevant then, now and always! Glad you enjoy him and learn from him! ❤❤❤ Linda H

[@chip6147]

I saw George Carlin live once many years ago. I have never laughed so hard in my entire life. My sides hurt for 2 days. He was beyond brilliant and is dearly missed. He would have a field day with the things going on in the world these days.

[@jared699]

Totally agree. I would love to hear him opine on the "woke" culture that's invading us currently.

[@fredklein3829]

Carlin said he used to think he was a comedian who wrote his own material. Years passed then he said ''No no, I'm a writer who performs his own material'' and that was a big insight for him (and us).

[@sleezye100]

In today’s society, with everyone’s Wolk opinion, and political standing George Carlin would have a field day. It’d be glorious for him to preach one more time on stage about societies incompetence.

[@AbrahamPalmer-wj5cb]

Big Time he will definitely have a series of this modern times in live in about overly woke sensitive narcissistic cancel culture we live in nowadays.

[@shanebee8199]

George was fully awake to how humanity really behave

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

i caught George in concert at billings montana (of all places) back in '99 i think. i took a friend with me because she had never seen or heard of George before. because i had done some work in the past for the theater, i had "a deal" with the management that i could call in favors in exchange for off-the-clock work on their telephone system (i worked for a telephone company at the time). anyhow... i got tickets that were literally front row, center. George was so close, he could have sweated on me. but, as he came out onto the stage, i was so excited for my friend to experience her first dose of GC, i said to her, _"You're going to love him. He's hilarious."_ of course, life being what it is, i said this to her just as the applause died and George heard me. his response was priceless. he looked at my friend and said, _"He's right you know. Give that man a blow job."_ she laughed and said, _"We're just friends."_ he shot back, _"What could be more friendly?"_ then, he got on with the show.

[@paanne1013]

I have been saying the same thing he said about the Earth will heal all by its self after we are long gone.

[@louielouie22]

I was at this HBO special in 1992 NYC. Yea this was before HD 😂

[@chainlock76]

There is much better copies of this without the skip in it. This version has been massively duped

[@scottbaldwin7133]

my dad had a photographic memory miss him❤

[@T_WILL77]

Yes it's true about species. It's not sad, it's nature. It's unforgiving. Only when people pour emotions into it does it become how you feel. One day every living species will be gone from this planet. It's not sad, it's reality

[@jbogle531]

Not to over think also, but humans also are not exempt from natural extinction.

[@T_WILL77]

@jbogle531 100% true

[@matthewglassmaker4494]

New species are discovered all the time as well. But the above posters are correct. It is natural and the human species will have their time as well. At least on this planet..the syfy geek in me hopes for space exploration.

[@modtec1209]

@@jbogle531 Its the bloody reason we are trying to "limit" climate change in the first place: Self interest. People would like their children and grandchildren to not have an absolutely horrible time if possible. Preserving our own habitat to keep it livable for us.

[@kingmasterlord]

it's not nature, and it is sad, because it's our fault. we increased that rate _dramatically_

[@davidharrison3711]

I liked her reaction when she heard that 25 species are rendered extinct EVERY DAY!!!

[@marcusmurphy1481]

Convention on Biological Diversity concluded that: “Every day, up to 150 species are lost.

[@cbobwhite5768]

When I was a kid in the first grade, over 55 years ago, there were no such things as plastic straws.

[@pragueexpat5106]

Why do people even need a straw for coffee?..

[@loyal7597]

@@pragueexpat5106 just straws in general. I hate when people bitch about and complain about how the world is but don't seem to make any changes in there personal life.

[@sarahgriffie3310]

​@@pragueexpat5106 keeps your teeth from getting stained. I use a straw in my coffee but I use reusable silicone ones

[@AzzekaTheRealOne]

George was wise. Wisdom trumps education by a thousand times

[@brittreacts]

True!!!!

[@Tonyrayyt]

The more you comment, the more I am at your beckon. You are very intelligent in your understanding of George Carlin. I feel the same way. Let your opinions overflow with facts on what you feel. Keep up the great reactions. I will check out the other fields in your repertoires.

[@OXDR2225]

I'm with you on this one; I still haven't found or heard a more astute and intelligent comedian/comedienne than George.

[@SL1MZ]

George Carlin is 100% a performer, not only comedy but with speech. His purpose I think was to provoke thought. What an incredibly interesting man.

[@MeryKeit]

2:49 - gurl, look it up, it’s up to 150-200 now

[@jordancarpenter676]

I’ve always heard it put this way: “Good comedians see the world and see something funny. Great comedians look at the world and don’t.” That’s why Dave Chapelle is breaking everything now. He’s using his comedy to move the mindset as did Carlin.

[@stevedailey2029]

Great comedians know how to re phase a tragedy into something that makes us laugh while making us uncomfortable .

[@jordancarpenter676]

@@stevedailey2029 I don’t think they always have to make you uncomfortable. They want you to deal with it if it’s tragic. It doesn’t even have to be tragic just the truth. Which is tragic at times. Lol Great comedians can make you laugh but also make you have to think that the way I think is erroneous.

[@hiloboy4life2002]

yup Comedian/Philosopher hes one of the G.O.A.T.S

[@viewfromthehighchair9391]

When he's talking about 25 species disappearing each day, he's not talking about lions and polar bears and animals we would recognize; he's talking about most small creatures who get wiped out when we put in a new subdivision or blow up rock formations to put in that new flatter road. Stuff like that.

[@chuckd2219]

Good morning Britt great reaction ! George Carlin is a comic genius. My theory holds true you can educate and entertain at the same time . I hate paper straws too lol! Have a great day.

[@TheMRMEAN69]

He was, RIP GEORGE CARLIN!

[@lynnmartiens5754]

I was in the front row at his concert. He did this act on us first and said it was going on his HBO special. 2 hours my mom and I laughed. The virus he was talking about was Aids. It was just becoming known then. Great reaction!!

[@jared699]

Just a little anecdote...when HIV/AIDS started spreading in North America in the '70s/'80s and nobody really knew what it was, they referred to it as "The Junkie Flu." Imagine trying to use that terminology in today's hypersensitive culture.

[@deejayturtle]

I like reactors who can watch an inelegant, thought provoking video and actually have something to say about it. I think you are going to well with this reaction stuff. Enjoyed this reaction as always,, minus the turtle bit, lol.

[@Kyle_116]

Keep in mind that a lot of species are insects or micro-organisms, so 25 per day isn't as grand as it sounds. Also at the end he was talking about HIV, aka the AIDS virus.

[@VerchielxKanda]

Yes, it's true. An entire species of birds dropped out of the sky and biologists couldn't figure out what the fuck happened. Outside my town, an entire species of bat died. Because of that, we were overrun by migrating grasshoppers and crickets.

[@scottyarthuraustralia7567]

Rewatching all the carlin reactions. Love all your reactions I just especially love Carlin's material.

[@dorothyskaggsx6]

Love the reaction. All truth! George gets your brain going, and tickles your funny bone, always current, even some 35 yrs later.

[@greg2976]

George is a prophet, so to speak! What he said back in the day is going on now!!!!!

[@spaceman5734]

The big electron....hes talking about energy and how the power is within YOU!!

[@Brainly-Brian]

What a great smart girl you are. Truly!

[@marcelkuijper8240]

George was a genius and managed to educate a few generations during his time on this little blue ball we call home. I can't remember that he ever said anything that he had to retract at a later time. He loved to tell the younger generations that the older generations are used to doing things a certain way. To leave us be. To give us some space because we know what we're doing. We don't need the car to park for us. We learned that in driving school. Back up beepers to tell us how close we are to the car behind us? Nope, don't need it. I have a trailer hitch to prevent damage to my car. We are zero threat to Earth. She'll keep on spinning long after we've gone extinct. You'll see. Oh .... no you won't! 😉

[@tjrivers]

I think George’s rants enlightened a generation to think outside the box. Always. Learned from George.

[@RQuinton79]

I love Carlin. I was blessed to see him four times. Absolutely brilliant. Unfortunately, you are correct to his comedy relevance today as he was back then. He didn’t have some magic ball to predict the future, it is just that in 20+ years, we haven’t learned a damn thing.

[@charliemac64]

I would go so far as to say we've forgotten a lot of really important shit, too!

[@loyal7597]

There is nothing to learn because that is how the majority of humans have always been and will be. B

[@jokuz9133]

Love george. Beautiful reaction

[@remmymafia3889]

Love Britt's reactions- she's not only easy on the eyes, but easy on the ears. Love her observations on the different periods, regarding everything. She understands different periods of this country, and doesn't hold them to today's standards, just like tomorrow's standards shouldn't be held to today's.

[@mahendrarasadurai9740]

George Carlin was a genius. There is always wisdom in his delivery.

[@Alcagaur1]

"That's food for thought." George was and remains the maitre d' of a moveable feast for cogitation and professor emeritus of the course in the true humanities.

[@yambo59]

Often referred to as "The professor" in the world of comedy - im 63 and I grew up with George and remember him from way back in the 60's - saw him live in Illinois back in the day around late 80's early 90's, he foresaw many things in many areas of our lives that are happening even today, George was far smarter than many gave him credit for and smarter than most if not all of our world leaders and I guarantee you more honest - with George what you saw was what you got no BS nothing held back.

[@danallshaw1131]

I need to start a foundation of "Save the damn paper straws". 🤣🤣🤣

[@frankmustermann7272]

did you notice that too? as for the disappearance of animal species, just a personal example. I am now 58 years old. in my childhood and adolescence there were birdsong everywhere. some kind of chirping was always there. the sight of birds or small or large flocks of birds was normal. Have you looked around (heard around) these days and paid attention to it? compared to before...dead silence...this is not only around my home...this is common.

[@silvoweiss347]

Hey girl! In several of your videos I saw that you like George Carlin comedy a lot. Do yourself a favor and buy "George Carlin - Commemorative Collection" which consists of 8 DVD's full of so many of his performances over his career. Many of them can't be found on KZbin. As any extra bonus it also contains some of the interviews with him. Those will allow you to understand why he has such view on the world and how come he knows so much stuff. Based on how fond you are of him I'm willing to bet that buying his Commemorative DVD collection that cost only $69 will be money well spent.

[@prellen]

Carlin RIP you genius philosopher.❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏😇🇸🇪

[@Minister1Little]

She's so young george Carlin is a comedy beast

[@ThorosThor]

*Several cartons of Paper Straws* Are on their way to your PO BOX As we speak...LOL

[@WestCascades]

I'm glad you like George Carlin. In my age group,(60-70) we understood what he was saying.You have to do some practical thinking and use reasoning. I am glad you see this. Go about your life like this.Best to you.

[@jared699]

I'm pretty sure that all age groups can grasp what he is saying.

[@stevepyryemybida3691]

" Biggie, Biggie, Biggie, can't you see... sometimes your words just hypnotize me..." Love the shirt..😎

[@jemhidiahssj4114]

George always spitting truth, the earth will be fine! We however will not.

[@jolee3633]

For us old people we had paper straws also all bottled products were made of glass.also hurricanes only caused major damage when people started building everything on the coastal area and cover the ground with concrete!

[@jeffreysmith2069]

Bill and Teds' excellent adventure introduced George Carlin afore my-' -sight. Britt, Prophet, Carlin is through- witt.

[@Sadarsa]

The virus he was talking about was Aids, it was a hot topic back in the 80s & 90s.

[@CaineDM1955]

8:10 You probably haven't heard, but some places offer a different alternative... ...not plastic... ...not paper... ...PASTA! Straws made of edible spaghetti flour that can hold their shape in cold drinks! In all fairness, I haven't tested them in hot drinks, so I don't know how long they can last before they soften.

[@MrZeek1519]

You should watch George Carlin's "War on Homelessness".

[@mikefigures5075]

George performed at a hotel I worked at in the 80s. Got to say hi and got his autograph.

[@jared699]

That's super duper.

[@davidharrison3711]

In L.A. County, the ONLY cities that use paper straws are cities that end with "Beach". Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, Redondo Beach, and LONG Beach!

[@michaelholt3222]

Carlin, what can I say that hasn't been said already? He was a philosopher/genius/comedian, In his senior years, unlike in his earlier career, when he was the "hippie, dippie weatherman" or doing just his regular comedy standup, he was extremely funny and would you laugh until you cried, but as he aged, and educated himself, he sought to educate others and make them think on their own, along with some laughter and comedy thrown in, He is definitely in my top 3 comedians of all time, and he is truly missed, RIP Mr. Carlin, we..❤ you, my freind, great reaction Ms. Britt, I am glad you enjoyed this, I would certainly enjoy seeing you watch more of George carlin, hope all is well with you, take care..👍👍👍

[@PatrioticBlues]

We’re up to 150-200 species going extinct daily now. We’re also living in the middle of the sixth mass extinction event. George would be so proud of us!!

[@bonnitaclaus2286]

It is true about disappearing species.

[@FreakishPower]

"...far beyond comedian" You are correct. He is in a category of one.

[@alberthall1456]

I like paper straws because they remind me of my childhood. My family lived in a rural area, and we didn't go out to eat often, so even a hamburger, way before McDonald's, was a treat. The smell and yes the taste, it does add a papery flavor, just reminds me. Just thought I would throw that in.

[@adamskeans2515]

we had to use the stalks of green onions

[@MeryKeit]

it baffles me that some people don’t understand the message behind this bit…just goes to show how huge some people’s egos are

[@RobertSamms-h4h]

I always think about George Carlin and what he would be thinking today.

[@misterthedork]

George Carlin was Mr Conductor on the children's show Shining Time Station in the late 70's. He has a long history as an entertainer. His comedy got more adult when he started working with HBO since he didn't have to censor himself anymore.

[@johnl610]

I don’t have any friends so I enjoy watching reaction videos, it makes me feel less alone. Really been enjoying your content lately because you have thoughts about all your vids. Keep it up new bestie lol

[@BluesJammer69]

With George...you learn and laugh...!

[@ruperterskin2117]

Not, "like a philosopher" - Philosopher. Glad you discovered George.

[@vaughnnewman8903]

Yup! I've been saying for decades that Carlin was as much a philosopher as he was a comic.

[@jared699]

Well, you win.

[@RonHarrisMe]

George Carlin was one of the best... he started comedy in the 1950's. Listening more to him, you will enjoy yourself, and learn A LOT. He is a lot like Bill Burr, George is a truth teller.

[@webprofithub9974]

Britt due a video on the 7 words you can't say on TV.... George Carlin classic.

[@zeroreyortsed3624]

On extinction. It's currently estimated that between 100 to 200 species a year ago extinct, with some estimates going as high as 2,000 a year. Although, that's at the extreme end. The average rate of extinction, without any outside interference, (asteroids, catastrophic eruptions, or humans.) Is estimated to be around 1 to 5 species a year. Because of this, many scientists say we are living during the 6th mass extinction event. And pretty much entirely caused by humans. But like George says, if we were to go away, the planet would be just fine. 😅

[@watcher4627]

Witness and Remember: George Carlin was a modern day Prophet. Listen to him and look around. Time to Wake Up. ThanQ, I enjoy your take, Keep on Truckin'!

[@HEAVYMETALmovie1981]

*MORE* George Carlin please 😎

[@carla3410]

He was so so right!

[@limegreensquid]

Before they disappeared completely, we bought dozens of bags of plastic straws from the dollar stores in town and always keep a few bags in the car, and on hand at home, just in case!

[@drdr76]

I do not like paper straws but I live in Thailand where we have bamboo straws (and glasses). Much better than paper or plastic. Bamboo is a grass and grows so quickly it is easily sustainable.

[@kodypearl4518]

Greatest philosopher of our generation!

[@Neilxtc]

George Carlin is a genius and a master. We need him now more than ever.