Well done. Thank you. Once again, the impetus for the problem starts at the checkouts. Too much useless crap being bought at "always low prices" by too many useless people doing useless activities and nobody questions, "What are people for?" I'm pretty sure the purpose of the human being is not to buy crap they don't need from people they don't know for the sake of "The Economy". Meanwhile, the universities and farm equipment companies are ordering more computer chips to build robots to grow food while 50 million people seek jobs that human resources computers refuse to fill because someone didn't spell the key words correctly in their application.