How do we manage the people that are too whakamā to even admit that they're not part of the sustainable train, but just kind of living day by day?

Yeah, I mean, I one time wrote this blog post and it took like as much time as you could read it as how quick I wrote it.

And it was something like, you know, like it was about not shaming those who can't do secondhand because they're probably public transport people.

riders and they're you know they're going to the the market to get their food instead of you know getting x and y z shipped in but it's like if you've got a huge family if you can't fit everything you know like Anko is a huge brand Kmart that I'm seeing non-stop over and over again it's the biggest thing I'm seeing but to their credit I'm feeling like actually heavy cotton.

I've also seen kind of some chic pieces, like this whole beaded thing.

I was like, no way.

And I'm not saying you should because guess what? I've already seen it in the op shop.

are you seeing what what are we taking from the rest of the world