Sneakers
Just sneakin' around....
Which was really stupid considering they were selling their own reusable bags right there.
Is there a new county/state bag law?
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frequentflier
happy to be living
Last week, while my car was being serviced, I walked to Big Lots in PF and bought a few items. At checkout, the young lady informed me that they no longer offer plastic bags and if I wanted a bag, paper bags were available for $.10. As I was killing time and wanted to hit a couple more stores, I gave her the 10 cents.
I suppose it's not a bad thing to reduce plastic and any more, many of the bags are so flimsy (HELL-O, Giant!), if necessary I can use my own. The only downside is I have five house cats whose body functions get put in those grocery bags to be put in the garbage
I suppose it's not a bad thing to reduce plastic and any more, many of the bags are so flimsy (HELL-O, Giant!), if necessary I can use my own. The only downside is I have five house cats whose body functions get put in those grocery bags to be put in the garbage
When I was in Europe in 1983, the plastic bags were all the rage and I thought they were a bad idea. Fast forward about a year or so and they ended up here in the US.Last week, while my car was being serviced, I walked to Big Lots in PF and bought a few items. At checkout, the young lady informed me that they no longer offer plastic bags and if I wanted a bag, paper bags were available for $.10. As I was killing time and wanted to hit a couple more stores, I gave her the 10 cents.
I suppose it's not a bad thing to reduce plastic and any more, many of the bags are so flimsy (HELL-O, Giant!), if necessary I can use my own. The only downside is I have five house cats whose body functions get put in those grocery bags to be put in the garbage
And I agree about the cat thing. I raided my sisters bag-bag because I was almost out of my stockpile.
jrt_ms1995
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lucky_bee
RBF expert
that was my same reactionLast week, while my car was being serviced, I walked to Big Lots in PF and bought a few items. At checkout, the young lady informed me that they no longer offer plastic bags and if I wanted a bag, paper bags were available for $.10. As I was killing time and wanted to hit a couple more stores, I gave her the 10 cents.
I suppose it's not a bad thing to reduce plastic and any more, many of the bags are so flimsy (HELL-O, Giant!), if necessary I can use my own. The only downside is I have five house cats whose body functions get put in those grocery bags to be put in the garbage
I don't mind bringing my own bags, but when they do away with them all...what will my poor cat do? 
NorthBeachPerso
Honorary SMIB
Goes to environmental programs/education but mostly the General Fund. Baltimore City the merchants keep 90%.