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East coast people are so weak, getting riled up by the tiniest things  They reeeeeally don't want to pay the extra few cents for a plastic bag (we have been doing it here in South Aus for years). Another shopper went even further, loading an entire trolleyinto the back of their car. ''No bag, no problem? Well take the trolley,'' Eddie Nahri said in a video posted to Facebook, which went viral after being reposted by the Humans of Bankstown page. ''Leb in Sydney taking action,'' he wrote in the original post. ''They can come collect their trolley from my street. Lol. Im creating jobs!'' |
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@shadow27 | 12 July 18 |
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Other shoppers accused the supermarkets of hypocrisy due to the abundance of plastic packaging on the majority of products, and of profiteering by charging for reusable options when lightweight plastic bags were previously handed out for free. ''Hypocrites,'' Phil Youraz said. ''Get rid of all plastic. It's a money-making scam.'' |
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@crail | 12 July 18 |
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Buy a bag. It's not an expensive thing. We've been doing it for ages as well. Boot of the car is full of them
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@shadow27 | 12 July 18 |
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Nicky Laughton took issue with individually wrapped banana bread slices. ''Please. You cant tell us to bring our own bags and then have shelves full of cake slices with this presentation,'' she said. ''Children are advised to bring nude food to school but this is horrendous waste. Kata Carruthers said her 15c reusable bag had already broken. ''Awesome, I received a free recycled bag last night when shopping,'' she said. ''I lifted it to get the groceries out. 80 per cent recycled material, half full, 100 per cent useless. Luckily I only lifted it up so all the meat landed in the boot of the car.'' |
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@shadow27 | 12 July 18 |
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Yeah, I take my non plastic bag. Wtf are these people complaining about?  It is funny though, they are calling it a plastic ban yet still using loads of plastic all over the place. |
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@shadow27 | 12 July 18 |
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@budgiesmuggler | 12 July 18 |
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I only take a bag to carry the excessive packaging from my last trip and dump it around the store.
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@peta | 12 July 18 |
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How the hell does a trolley fit in the truck of a car though?
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@eyesore | 12 July 18 |
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@ crail - 12.07.18 - 02:13am Buy a bag. It's not an expensive thing. We've been doing it for ages as well. Boot of the car is full of them This |
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@kimjongl | 12 July 18 |
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Even in the days when the thinner plastic bags were given for free nobody threw them away. They were always used for other things. Some smaller shops still give you free plastic bags with your purchase here anyway.
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@mikeymk | 12 July 18 |
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The problem is forgetting to take the bags into the store.
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