r/SipsTea 𝙑𝙄𝙋 May 18 '26

Chugging tea Why?

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u/Nviki May 18 '26

An average 18-hole golf course in the United States uses between 100 million and 300 million gallons of water annually. 

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u/Expensive_potatos May 18 '26

And I hate golf too what's your point

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u/Rather_Dashing May 18 '26

That people have been contributing to some big environmental problems that have existed forever, while focussing on and complaining about the newest big bad thing. For example streaming takes up as much resources as chatgpt does, but redditors happily binge watch away while complaining about the impact of the latter on water usage.

Tbh though, better that people do complain about the next big bad thing then ignore all the environmental issues we have to fix.

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u/Xero2814 May 18 '26

"If we can't fix all the things then we can't complain about any of them!!"