What should people seriously stop buying for everyone's sake? Online IQ tests. If there was a way to

fail an IQ test, paying for one online would be it. Animals, if you can't take care of that animal

for the rest of their lives, and if you realize that you made a mistake, re-homed them. Do not set them

free.

Most of them will wreak havoc on the native ecosystem.

Just look at the Everglades.

Herbalife.

Does anyone else notice that those Herbalife smoothie places keep popping up all over,

but they're so shady about it?

They look like the average mom-and-pop smoothie place with no Herbalife branding on the

outside or anywhere inside, but then they start making your smoothie and bam, they pull out the

herbalife powder. Cheap children's party favours. We're not talking the colorful pencils and paper

pairs that actually have some use. I'm talking about the nondescript plastic forms with popular

media stickers and other

garbage. The amount of trash plastic available for this niche is staggering, especially given that

most of those toys hold a child's attention for two hours maximum. Also, happy meal toys. Great for

a collector, because most of them get thrown out six months after being found behind the couch.

Legos are highly resellable and giftable and tradable. Hot wheels last forever.

Most toys have at least a possible second life, but party favours are crap. It's just crap. These party stores are really depressing too. It's just a building full of garbage made

to be used for a few hours, and the kids themselves aren't even paying attention to it when they have it.

They'd have more fun with a puddle and some sticks. You should stop buying saltwater fish if you aren't willing to put in the effort. And there are species that just can't be kept in captivity even with the effort. 90% of saltwater fish that you see in stores except for most clowns, some

tangs and some sea horses, and I think maybe cardinal fish as well, are all wild caught. More

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