Everyone stops me and asks me, "Why would you wear something with the word 'death' on it?" And then that gives me the opportunity to pull out my little soapbox and preach to them about how terrible plastic is and how we should all be using more renewables that are better for us. When they start to walk away, I follow them and continue to preach to them about how they should be buying in bulk and not single serving anything (because *technically* all those single serving plastics can't be recycled), and how it used to be better in the nine-teen-hundred-eighties because at least those plastics were recyclable and people understood what it meant to reuse. Currently, the plastics that can't be recycled (which is like four of the seven or so) either get sent overseas or landfilled. And people say, "Well, that's not terrible" and then I have to explain to them just how terrible it is. Usually at this point they ask, "How do you know so much about plastic?" and I tell them, "I used to work in trash and recycling for ten years, I can tell you all about it." However, they usually say, "Well, how terrible can it be that other countries use our plastic or that it gets landfilled?" And I then explain to them, in a very detailed manner, that a lot of these countries where they are sending these un-recyclable plastics to, don't really have regulations, so they're either dumping these materials into the OCEAN (creating micro and nano plastics that go into our FOOD CHAIN) or burning them…