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Paper or Plastic?

Paper or Plastic?

  • Paper

    Votes: 17 58.6%
  • Plastic

    Votes: 12 41.4%

  • Total voters
    29
  • 13,282
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    15
    Years
    • Age 30
    • Seen Jan 28, 2019
    Have you ever been asked at a Grocery Store if you wanted a paper or plastic bag? I've never been asked. So what do you like better paper or plastic?
     
    Nope I've never been asked.

    I like plastic bags better because their easier to carry, but the environment friendly part of me prefers paper.
     
    Our grocery store only provides plastic bags, but my mom and I use the reusable tote bag things for our groceries.
     
    IIRC the only place I find paper bags is Burger King. o_O
    The grocery stores here only provides plastic bags as well ...although some stores they charge it for 5/10 cents each. And that cause my mum to complain. XD

    I like paper bag more because it smells nicer with the food. :3
     
    I've been asked paper or plastic at like some weird organic store, and I was like, "Wtf, you guys carry plastic? Doesn't this go against like, 90% of why you exist?"

    But I like paper.
    Not because it's environmentally friendly, but that is a plus.

    I like paper because I feel cooler when I tote around paper bags. |D
    they're so crisp and clean.
    I feel dumpy when I carry around plastic ones.



    ..... That might be a little weird, but... whatever. :(
     
    I've probably been asked before. Although, the local grocery stores here only carry plastic or the reusable tote bags now.

    The only place I've seen paper bags is at fast food places, namely Burger King.
     
    The upscale grocery store near my parents is the only one I know of that still carries paper bags, and they assume you want plastic unless you speak up at checkout. Plastic bags have seemingly endless uses around the dorm, but back in middle school we did use paper bags to make textbook covers :P

    I still prefer plastic, though.
     
    Like Elite Overlord, my usual supermarket will assume you want plastic unless you ask for paper, but i use those bag for life things anyway. I reuse plastic bags but the paper ones just rip too easily.
     
    I've never been asked. Grocery stores here only have plastic bags and they charge for them. I use the reusable bag a few other people have mentioned as often as possible.
     
    I've never been asked, all the grocery stores here happen to only carry plastic bags now a days. There have been times when they offered us to purchase any reusable tote bags, but my parents declined. I do prefer plastic bags over paper bags though. Reason being is because we usually tend to reuse them over again for either trash bags for places such as the kitchen or bathrooms. Plus, if we ever have to carry anything we use them over again as well. It comes in handy you can say.
     
    Well, we get plastic bags because we can recycle them easily apparently.. Unless they're spilt, then they're just useless
     
    If there would be a choice, i would prefer paper bags, since they're better for the environment and stuff, but only bakers use them, otherwhere plastic bags are omnipresent, so theres no real choice
     
    Either. Paper bags are biodegradable, which means it's safe to throw it because it's made of organic chemicals. But the downside is it's fragile. Plastic bags are the other way around. But there are plastics that are biodegradable.
     
    I prefer paper in most cases because of the bio-degradable issue, but I'll take up plastic at times when I decide to re-use something over and over.
    But I guess nowadays there are plastic capable of bypassing that issue due to different compositions, so plastic is good, I guess...
     
    What ever happened to carrying one's own robust textile bag?
    Anyway, I'm never offered such a choice and often take things in my pockets but I'd rather a paper one, they don't stretch, but it depends which is better made.

    I've been asked paper or plastic at like some weird organic store, and I was like, "Wtf, you guys carry plastic? Doesn't this go against like, 90% of why you exist?"
    If that's organic food, it really has nothing to do with the wellbeing of the environment.
     
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