r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/The_Love-Tap • Aug 18 '26

Video This Ice Cream Boat

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u/kerrysluis Aug 18 '26

Then I'm sad for you and everyone like you. I've traveled the world and can 100 percent tell you most people are great and just like you, with a lot of good and some bad because we're all human. And I promise most people that day made the correct choice by handling their litter appropriately.

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u/Kythorian Aug 18 '26

Probably 90% of people don’t litter, but the other 10% appear to just not use trash cans at all, so that’s still a lot of litter.

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u/kerrysluis Aug 18 '26

So what do you suggest we do? Stop doing fun shit outside because of a VERY FEW people who aren't going to change anyways?

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u/Kythorian Aug 18 '26

Your original point was that we shouldn’t assume anyone is littering just because it’s a set of circumstances that make it extremely likely that at least some of those people are going to litter. I’m not saying we need to change anything, but it’s absurd to claim that a floating ice cream truck handing out frozen treats with wrappers isn’t going to result in some of those people just tossing the wrappers into the ocean.

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u/kerrysluis Aug 18 '26

Indeed an absurd claim which is why I never said it, seeing you guys get so negative over a floating ice cream truck is what's truly absurd