In California you pay âcrvâ of 10 cents on a can, and you really canât get it back. The can has to be in perfect condition, you can only return a few at a time, and most places donât even do crv returns. Itâs literally a scam that we have accepted.
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fleck@lemmy.world âš16â© âšhoursâ© ago
I had an argument with my uncle once. In Germany, there is âPfandâ on bottles and soda cans. You pay a little extra when you buy one and when you return it to the âPfandautomatâ you get back the extra amount. He was arguing that this is somehow indoctrination by the state to condition us to follow rules. I have avoided conversations with him since
krisevol@lemmus.org âš10â© âšhoursâ© ago
fleck@lemmy.world âš6â© âšhoursâ© ago
I would say the German system works pretty well and is well accepted but the outrage when they ruled that the lid on plastic bottles needs to be attached to the bottle was beyond infantile
Viceversa@lemmy.world âš16â© âšhoursâ© ago
Will, it is, but thatâs not the bad case of it.
fleck@lemmy.world âš14â© âšhoursâ© ago
Haha touchĂ©. Maybe I should have added that he is a conspiracy theorist (of the ReichsbĂŒrger kind)
Zwiebel@feddit.org âš11â© âšhoursâ© ago
As if Prussia wasnât specifically known for their obrigkeitsgehorsam