This episode is brought to you by Sun Express Airlines.

Looking for an affordable escape for the whole family, Sun Express has you covered.

Early birth deals to Turkey start at just 5999, fly non-stop to Sanyantalia or Scenic Ismia.

Perfect for making family memories.

These low fares won't last long so book now tan later at

sunexpress.com and secure your seats today it's thursday september 29th, 2022. I'm Jackson Bird today. Lawns are terrible for the environment,

but is ripping them out altogether the right answer? Plus, why decorating your home for the holidays

is actually really good for your health, and other facts I'm overhyping to

justify the many decorative gourds in my house. And a very popular discontinued item that

might be returning to McDonald's next month. Here's some cool stuff for your ride home.

You have perhaps heard the backlash against lawns.

It's one of the things Gen Z is especially vocal about.

If millennials killed department stores and cable TV and home ownership,

Gen Z is already getting busy with killing off things like lawns and

almond milk. Don't even get them started on soy, you troglodyte. Though, like with everything

millennials have allegedly killed, some of the things that Gen Z dislikes is because we've

left them in a world in which the thing in question is no longer feasibly within reach,

or because it turns out, it's actually pretty bad for us or the environment.

Case in point, lawns.

It's not just that keeping up with mowing as often as your HOA demands it is annoying,

though that whole premise is a large contributor to the problem.

Lawns these days are rarely grown from plants native to the local ecosystem, especially in

...