My cheap ass thinking how much of this shit I would take after everyone leaves it behind…
Human beings are such a waste of life on this planet with how we treat it with our ignorance… we somehow believe we can change everything but yet are stupid enough to think someone else will take it of it for us.
I (American) remember reading Lion Witch and the Wardrobe for the first time and thinking “wow, the Brits must have been beyond desperate if the kids are using fire torches in this country estate house!” And then getting to the batteries burning out- realized it was a flashlight. I definitely thought it was odd, but it’s still understandable. It’s a stick that’s lit on one end, after all.
It is fun on paper, it's much less fun if you're exhausted after 3 days of working on the festival, and depending on the festival you might have to be careful about needles.
Back home they had this event where people would get into intertubes and float down the river (and yes, they'd tear up the intertubes and let them float down the river to pollute it, leaving the local Indian res to clean it up), and the day after you could make some bank by walking the shore of the river and finding shit left behind, like jewelry, wallets and such.
Similar vein, but when my sister was at uni she got a job emptying out the dorms of the first years. Anything valuable had to be turned in, but she found a massive pack of dishwasher tablets, and didn't have to buy any for herself for most of the following year!
Problem is, most of the tents are cheap garbage. I didn't see a single tent in the video that I would pick up and take. Cheap Walmart stuff. Bought to be disposed of.
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u/Infinite-Director-62 8h ago
My cheap ass thinking how much of this shit I would take after everyone leaves it behind…
Human beings are such a waste of life on this planet with how we treat it with our ignorance… we somehow believe we can change everything but yet are stupid enough to think someone else will take it of it for us.