So all of that leads me here.

Why are we standing on top of a giant landfill?

What, like, why did you take me here?

Why do I see so many discarded candles?

Well, Dave, I wanted you to see first-hand the problem facing the candle industry.

Let me hit you with this stat.

This is actually sit down on all those discarded candles.

Oh, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, yeah. It's going to be sharp.

Almost 2 billion. discarded candles. Oh, yeah, it's going to be sharp.

Almost two billion candles are sold globally each year and almost all of them are likely to end up

in landfills for the next million years.

Okay, I wouldn't say this a lot of people, John.

Yeah.

You're not lying to me because you don't lie to me, John.

I would never lie, especially about candles.

I told you that the first day we met. That is Narls Barclay crazy. Although I must admit this landfill does smell pretty great compared to what I anticipated. The candles do kind of pick that part up, but it's disturbing. Hey Dave you're funny but this is no time

to joke okay the folks at notes yeah knew that we all want our homes to

smell great but figured there had to be a more responsible way and guess what they found the

perfect solution let me tell you if you'll stop interrupting I'll tell you.

Notes created a refillable candle system that allows you to use your candle vessel again and again and guess what do again again again again please don't interrupt me so you don't become part of the problem it's so easy use. The candles are made with fragranced wax beads and all you do is place the

wick in the reusable notes jar, fill it up with the wax beads, enjoy your fragrance for up to 36 hours and then just do it all over again when you're ready to get a new.

Oh, so that means I can switch out of fragrances all the time. That's right. That sounds great. I'm checking out their website. I think I already have my eye on the cental and Atlas Cedar. I knew that with malaria and pink current.

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