they are doing their part. the rainfall one isn't even turned on.
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Do billionaires ask people to save water? I'm not sure most billionaires really care how much water they or anyone else uses. I don't think most billionaires even pretend to be conservationists.
This does save water because the water comes out at 1200psi and cleans them in less than a second so only a pint of water is used.
That would be awful! I'd have to spend 45 minutes adjusting each one to the perfect temperature!
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We still should though. We outnumber them hundreds of millions to one.
Their hypocrisy is a good reason to ignore them. They're not role models.
The thumbnail for this meme looks like a robotic goatse.
In the year of our lord 2026, it's more like they TELL us to save water while standing in that shower making constant eye contact with the camera with water running down their face. And just before their message ends you see a cloud zip past a window behind them because they're on a private jet while recording it.
That's still just a drop in the bucket.
A single almond uses 5 liters of water to grow to harvest. And yet somehow that's supposed to be more environmentally friendly as a milk alternative.
They always blame em the consumer instead of having industry be more efficient.
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Bloody Stupid Johnson is that you?
those people that kayaked to epstein island in a hurricane found out that epstein had a weird building featuring a kitchen with children's tableware, an office that also kinda looks like a casting couch kinda setup, and one of those kind of showers which had an oily floor.
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This is an argument for cynicism and inaction. And it's servile boot-licking to insist that wealthy people should set moral cultural standards for the rest of us.
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