Now, you were telling me that there was a little debate going on here with a couple people about whether or not fruit is litter, and it had to do with chugging out an apple core, right?

Yeah, I saw two people get into a major debate where one person said, when you eat an apple cord and you throw it on the ground, that is considered littering.

And the other person said, no, it's not. It's biodegradable. It's not considered littering and the other person said, no, it's not, it's biodegradable, it's not considered littering, and they were arguing back and forth and I had to walk out of the room.

Oh, okay. Yeah, they just couldn't come to a consensus on it.

So, I mean, here's my whole thing is if it looks gross and it's on the ground, don't

throw it on the ground. Yeah, to me, the argument is moot. I would go with fruit is litter.

And that's because it is something that if you throw it on the ground, it is barring an animal coming and taking it or something like that or somebody cleaning it up.

It's going to be there tomorrow.

Well, I'm bummed out.

If I go out in my backyard, there's a banana peel there.

Right.

Now there's flies.

Yeah.

And you might slip like an old-timey movie.

Yeah.

It takes about one month for an apple core to decompose.

Yeah. So if you throw something on the ground and I'm going to come back three weeks later and

it's still going to be there and it's not supposed to be there, that's litter to me.

I mean, I get it.

Oh, yeah. there and it's not supposed to be there, that's litter to me. I mean, I get it, oh yeah, eventually it's going to go into the ground and animals

will eat it and all that stuff.

But yeah, it's an eyesore for many weeks to me that is littering.

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