You’re a badass!! Thank you so so much for believing in this cause and working so hard to create a place we can all feel good about patronizing. I’ll be in soon and will make The Mighty Bin a regular rotation in my life. So many congratulations to you!
I loved this way of food marketing in Mexico- how did this get past the old rules where you can’t bring your own containers? Produce next? Buying huge clamshells of fruit has got to go! Good news
She’s got all the best intentions in the world but people are EXCEPTIONALLY RELUCTANT to exchange Convenience over Personal Values. Converting talk into action is Far Easier Said than Done. Let’s see how many weeks this place stays open. Starting NOW…
@@Baynewsvideo Plastic isn't environmentally friendly . We played this "environment" game in the 70's and guess what ? it's all gotten progressively worse, but keep playing the game it gives you something to do.
I don't think a store like this would be allowed in New York - it would have to have throwaway containers like paper bags. If there is any food safety concern with a law to be passed, NY will be the first to pass it - the idea is great but the reusable jars are a food safety hazard - as for the food itself , as long as the customer doesn't have to touch it's OK, it's in dispensers - they do have the food bars in New York, where you grab your food with tongs or spoons - BUT right now during Covid food bars are not allowed in NY - all the product in food bars is now containerized and sold by portion
Who and how do the reusable "jars" get cleaned and sanitized? Do they use water to clean the jars and if so, how much water is used? Is there a "green approved" sanitation process that does not use bleach?? Are the jars heavier than plastics? Old people and 3rd world immigrants might not want to carry all that weight on public transit? What would happen if I took my glass jar of barley to the beach for a snack...would the lifeguards give me a citation for having glass on the beach? Will Todd Gloria be shopping here for the festive and colorful rainbow jars? This is a noble effort, and the woke communities will be proud of the virtue you have shown. Keep America Great all you Americans...of Green descent.
Why would you assume anyone is touching the food? You can make that same assumption about regular packaged food as well. He said you can being your own jar so certainly nobody has touched that.
Wonder if the business is backed by some non-profit, funded in part with government money, seeking to justify its own existence. The store operator appears nice and sincere, but doubt the business is viable. Risk of product contamination is high. Probably doesn't scale well. Too complicated. People need to weigh their container first before dispensing product. People may change their mind or mix products leading to waste and shortage. The only true zero-waste store is the one that doesn't exist. In short, this is greenwashing that's likely funded in part with taxpayer money.
@@Greenskies321 How can you call it baseless when it has not been fully investigated? Do you have any proof that it's baseless? I see a good amount of concern for 1st world sanitary practices. We don't need unsanitary 3rd world bazaar's creating unsafe conditions. I need to see some people wearing gloves first...
The report was paid for by the San Diego County Water Authority...Rinse, wash, rinse repeat. See a water connection? Use more water...wash more beans and glass. Paid report or Pay for Play. Say's so at the beginning of the report.
🤔... zero waste huh, instead of buying your food 'pre weighed + pre packaged & not BEING WASTEFUL., you'd rather go weigh your own food & just hope you are going to no longer be wasteful!!! Talk about going around the bush to pick 1 leaf!! Real deal 🤡💩 here folks and at a premium price too! I 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤪
@KevinB-gj1gk okay Samuel L... it's none of your business 'what's in my wallet! " The point of my comment made a year ago was that being wasteful is a mindset. Now, you can minimize anything or portion it out however you think will get you virtue points.... the fact is that IT'S NOT THE PRODUCT. IT'S THE PERSON.. & as long as wasteful @$$ people have the ability to purchase or consume, that makes all that extra curricular nonsense, nonsense. ... you should really think before you speak, you literally watched the same video I did. Now, a whole year later, here you are commenting on some broke or not sh!+.. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 .... real fuqn facts: biden sent out 187 million stimulus checks, many with multiple people on single checks, which would bring a grand total of over 260-280 million muthafuqaz (men, women & children) that are broke in America!.... and I'd bet YOU were out here catching every check tossed out! See only broke muthafuqaz 'talk' about money, those who get it, aren't worried about someone elses finances! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 🖕.U.🤡
Our big chain grocery stores have scales where consumers can weigh certain food products. Even with the scales, food is still wasted. The problem isn't the plastic, it's human behavior. Everything humanity extracts from nature will leave a footprint one way or another. I guarantee this lady will be out of business in less than 10 years.
Plastic is also a problem. It's polluting the seas. This store's aim is to reduce plastic waste. You completely missed the point. It was very clearly stated they wanted to eliminate single use plastic. And the video mentioned it several times I don't understand why you missed the point.
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Wish nothing but great success for this young women!
This is awesome! I hope this spreads and becomes part of normal shopping.
This is so awesome. I like my beans, rice, and pasta in jars on my shelves.
You’re a badass!! Thank you so so much for believing in this cause and working so hard to create a place we can all feel good about patronizing. I’ll be in soon and will make The Mighty Bin a regular rotation in my life. So many congratulations to you!
Wow, I am glad this is open in North Park. Much closer than People's Co Op in Ocean Beach. Congratulations and success always be with you.
So glad to see them open
Awesome. Next time I am in SD I am def visiting this awesome store.
Wish we had something like this in our small No Ca town. Wishing The Mighty Bin much success!
This lady is a hero
Wow, incredible❤
If I hadn't moved to north county, this would he my go to. Love this.
Wow I want to shop here . Love This
Much like when I was a kid in Seattle in the 70s. We bought food in bulk at the pier in the sound.
40% of USA food supply is wasted, 30% of the world food supply is wasted every year. This is a great leap forward for many people 😉❤🤙👍
Right so sad I just believe wasting food is a SIN.
WOW!! that great to see!!!!!
Before the pasta and detergent goes into the bin isn’t it in a plastic bag or bin? Curious
I'll be checking it out !
isabelle you go girl
I loved this way of food marketing in Mexico- how did this get past the old rules where you can’t bring your own containers? Produce next? Buying huge clamshells of fruit has got to go! Good news
I'll be in for the dates!!
Bring your own jar and bags. I love it. Come to LA.
There's a zero waste store in LA called re_grocery that I used to go to. It's between Eagle Rock and Highland Park.
good for her. open in LA!
She’s got all the best intentions in the world but people are EXCEPTIONALLY RELUCTANT to exchange Convenience over Personal Values. Converting talk into action is Far Easier Said than Done.
Let’s see how many weeks this place stays open.
Starting NOW…
This is awsome
I wonder how the food is delivered to her store ?
By Oxen and cart....green oxen...and a plastic cart made from recycled tube sox.
@@Baynewsvideo Are they "Free-range" Oxen? If not, I'm calling PETA!
@@Baynewsvideo Plastic isn't environmentally friendly . We played this "environment" game in the 70's and guess what ? it's all gotten progressively worse, but keep playing the game it gives you something to do.
Neat store
that's how the usa used to operate - find your niche and start your own business - good for her ..
This is stupid as people who might not wash their hands touch other people's food.....and so on the contamination continues.
Some local 3rd world residents don't use toilet paper....and somebody keeps stealing my leaf's from my banana plant.
I don't think a store like this would be allowed in New York - it would have to have throwaway containers like paper bags. If there is any food safety concern with a law to be passed, NY will be the first to pass it - the idea is great but the reusable jars are a food safety hazard - as for the food itself , as long as the customer doesn't have to touch it's OK, it's in dispensers - they do have the food bars in New York, where you grab your food with tongs or spoons - BUT right now during Covid food bars are not allowed in NY - all the product in food bars is now containerized and sold by portion
I can't even remember to bring my reusable bags to the store how the he'll am I gonna shop here
If you'd get charged for a plastic bag, would you remember your reusable bag?
Who and how do the reusable "jars" get cleaned and sanitized? Do they use water to clean the jars and if so, how much water is used? Is there a "green approved" sanitation process that does not use bleach?? Are the jars heavier than plastics? Old people and 3rd world immigrants might not want to carry all that weight on public transit? What would happen if I took my glass jar of barley to the beach for a snack...would the lifeguards give me a citation for having glass on the beach? Will Todd Gloria be shopping here for the festive and colorful rainbow jars?
This is a noble effort, and the woke communities will be proud of the virtue you have shown.
Keep America Great all you Americans...of Green descent.
SMH…. Was waiting on that one person and here you are lol
@@julius6238 actually there’s a few 🙄
The thickness of your head….
The idea is you bring your own and wash your own jars. In case you didn't know, there's a lot of plastic polluting the seas.
Cool.... now we just need to work on no TIME WASTERS with psychological games wiping people out on the streets lol.
And how many FINGERS AND HANDS touched that "organic" food. No thank you! Best of luck.
Why would you assume anyone is touching the food? You can make that same assumption about regular packaged food as well. He said you can being your own jar so certainly nobody has touched that.
Somebody touches all food you consume.
You are supposed to rinse rice and things. One less Karen
I guess you’ve never bought from the bulk bins at Sprouts or any store in your whole life🙄
@@LeslieFresita 👏🏽👏🏽
The customer will have the product all over the store - reusable jars? that seems unsanitary -
You can bring your own jar and wash it. Have you never reused a jar before?
Wonder if the business is backed by some non-profit, funded in part with government money, seeking to justify its own existence. The store operator appears nice and sincere, but doubt the business is viable. Risk of product contamination is high. Probably doesn't scale well. Too complicated. People need to weigh their container first before dispensing product. People may change their mind or mix products leading to waste and shortage. The only true zero-waste store is the one that doesn't exist. In short, this is greenwashing that's likely funded in part with taxpayer money.
What a ridiculous amount of baseless assumptions
@@Greenskies321 How can you call it baseless when it has not been fully investigated? Do you have any proof that it's baseless? I see a good amount of concern for 1st world sanitary practices. We don't need unsanitary 3rd world bazaar's creating unsafe conditions. I need to see some people wearing gloves first...
The report was paid for by the San Diego County Water Authority...Rinse, wash, rinse repeat. See a water connection? Use more water...wash more beans and glass. Paid report or Pay for Play. Say's so at the beginning of the report.
It was a Kickstarter... So no, your assumption is completely false.
I think you’re hugely under estimating yuppies ability and desire to appear like they’re doing something
But they use PLASTIC bags!!!!
Zero waste, tons of bacteria.
🤔... zero waste huh, instead of buying your food 'pre weighed + pre packaged & not BEING WASTEFUL., you'd rather go weigh your own food & just hope you are going to no longer be wasteful!!! Talk about going around the bush to pick 1 leaf!! Real deal 🤡💩 here folks and at a premium price too! I 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤪
The aim was to reduce plastic waste. It was mentioned a few times
If you’re broke just say that
@KevinB-gj1gk okay Samuel L... it's none of your business 'what's in my wallet! " The point of my comment made a year ago was that being wasteful is a mindset. Now, you can minimize anything or portion it out however you think will get you virtue points.... the fact is that IT'S NOT THE PRODUCT. IT'S THE PERSON.. & as long as wasteful @$$ people have the ability to purchase or consume, that makes all that extra curricular nonsense, nonsense.
... you should really think before you speak, you literally watched the same video I did. Now, a whole year later, here you are commenting on some broke or not sh!+.. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
.... real fuqn facts: biden sent out 187 million stimulus checks, many with multiple people on single checks, which would bring a grand total of over 260-280 million muthafuqaz (men, women & children) that are broke in America!.... and I'd bet YOU were out here catching every check tossed out! See only broke muthafuqaz 'talk' about money, those who get it, aren't worried about someone elses finances! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 🖕.U.🤡
Our big chain grocery stores have scales where consumers can weigh certain food products. Even with the scales, food is still wasted.
The problem isn't the plastic, it's human behavior.
Everything humanity extracts from nature will leave a footprint one way or another. I guarantee this lady will be out of business in less than 10 years.
If you're gonna waste anyways then not using plastic is still beneficial though
Plastic is also a problem. It's polluting the seas. This store's aim is to reduce plastic waste. You completely missed the point. It was very clearly stated they wanted to eliminate single use plastic. And the video mentioned it several times I don't understand why you missed the point.
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I'm not shopping there
Good!
Then don’t go who even asked you ?
@@LC-xd2zy it's a comment section I'm free to comment what eva I like so deal with it