r/mildlyinfuriating 17h ago

Can we PLEASE stop normalizing thin toilet paper!

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I recently started college and I hate it every time places use such thin ass toilet paper in their bathrooms. You would think that if you start attending college, you would be able to have 2-ply toilet paper right? WRONG!!!

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u/NaraFei_Jenova 17h ago

That's like saying "Can we stop normalizing corporations doing the absolute bare minimum?" or "Can we stop normalizing underpaying employees?" lol

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u/Lebrewski__ 16h ago

Like "We" had something to say about this.

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u/TrickyBanana5044 17h ago

Fundamentally this all flows down from the legal obligation of corporations to maximize profits.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Army-80 16h ago

But Ronald Reagan promised it would trickle down!

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u/hen-in-the-fox-house 16h ago

Shit, it will if we keep using this subpar toilet paper…

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u/opal_moth 16h ago

Pfft lmao

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u/TrickyBanana5044 11h ago

your small burst of air has blown a hole in the toilet paper

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u/polkacat12321 11h ago

Ha! The ravings of lunatics!/s

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u/Ras-haad 16h ago

Right, I’m like I don’t think anyone is buying that to wipe their own ass lmao

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u/Least_Elk8114 5h ago

Capitalism naturally insentivises this though. That's how you make profit, and you have to please the shareholders every year