My recommendation:
met a dude this weekend who doesn't believe in picking up his dog's shit while taking it for a walk
pretty indefensible position
he was from some tiny-ass town in Iowa with 1,200 people and dogs were just around and, I guess, just shit wherever
he didn't really explain why, now that he lives in Minneapolis, he doesn't get in line with the social contract of cleaning up after your dog
said if he felt like someone might be watching, he'd stoop down and pretend to pick it up
just pretty weird all around
he was from some tiny-ass town in Iowa with 1,200 people and dogs were just around and, I guess, just shit wherever
he didn't really explain why, now that he lives in Minneapolis, he doesn't get in line with the social contract of cleaning up after your dog
said if he felt like someone might be watching, he'd stoop down and pretend to pick it up
just pretty weird all around
LOL that is pure insanity
hm, tough - gin/tonic or old fashioned depending on season.
Assuming I can still have straight whenever I want, Old Fashioned.
tough call between Negroni, Old Fashioned, or G&T. Can we mix spirits? Like a Mezcal Old Fashioned? Or just the traditional ones?
lowest common denominator behavior
dogs are fine; they don't care what you do with their shit
the only time it's acceptable is if you're hiking and the dog is not shitting directly on the trail.
lowest common denominator behavior
you know this person is filled with similarly terrible positions. like no one is a great person except they don't pick up their dogs shit.
Yeah, that's not true. Pet waste can add nutrients into a wilderness eco-system that can have a destabilizing effect. You should always pick up after the dog, especially when you're in a wilderness area.