Styrofoam

It can't be automatically put into a bag or automatically put into a delivery for food.

And the other is to ban Styrofoam for food and drinks.

Right, which those are more ordinances than KPIs.

Yeah,

Right.

But there is still a return on investment and it does boil down to money.

And so the individual business that is choosing between Styrofoam and some other to go container, it's like it's a monetary decision.

But yeah, this is beyond money.

That's the easiest thing to stand by.

Styrofoam, you can dig in deep.

There are some options.

But for the most part, it's best just to say styrofoam is not recyclable.

They won't go through the facility.

Then we have Styrofoam.

We don't recycle Styrofoam.

We had laundry baskets and we had pots and pans.

I know they're metal, but they would have to go in the scrap metal.

Like I- I'm gonna buy a better pepper grinder.

But at the same time, I just, you know, I just bought a hunk of steak from the, the grocery store and it came wrapped in, on Styrofoam, wrapped in plastic, and there's no way to avoid that.

Like, there's just not.

No.

Well, what it is is to make that more effective in terms of the separation of different kinds of plastic.

And then ultimately, because the type of plastic, say like polyvinyl chloride, PVC, like in water pipes and other things, or polystyrene, which is in food containers and commonly known under the brand name Styrofoam.

Theoretically, they're all recyclable.

It's not economical.