Speaker A
Oh man, I love playing Fall Guys and drinking Sprite.
Junior struggles with the new clear Sprite bottles, believing they're diet, leading to a comedic debate about environmental changes and preferences.
Key Takeaways
- Packaging changes can cause consumer confusion and emotional reactions.
- Environmental initiatives, like changing bottle materials, may face resistance despite benefits.
- Humor is used to explore misunderstandings about product labeling and environmental impact.
- The video emphasizes the importance of adapting to change while acknowledging personal preferences.
- Communication and education are key to understanding product and environmental changes.
Summary
- Junior and Cody play Fall Guys while drinking Sprite, with Junior boasting about his gaming tactics.
- Junior refuses to believe the new clear Sprite bottles are not diet, causing confusion and frustration.
- They discover that Sprite has switched from green to clear bottles to improve recyclability and help the environment.
- Junior is upset about the change, feeling it ruins his enjoyment of Sprite.
- Cody tries to explain the environmental benefits of the new bottles, but Junior dismisses the Earth’s contributions.
- Junior humorously expresses his anger by threatening to 'stab the grass' and littering.
- The video highlights a comedic misunderstanding about product packaging and environmental responsibility.
- Junior and Cody plan to go to the store to find green bottle Sprite, only to confirm it’s discontinued.
- The characters reference the tortoise and the hare story as a metaphor for humility and consequences.
- The video ends with Junior still upset about the bottle change and the environmental debate unresolved.
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Speaker B
Hey Junior, what are you doing?
Speaker C
Looks like he's playing Fall Guys.
Speaker B
And drinking Sprite, I see.
Speaker C
Oh man, what a life.
Speaker A
Yeah, yeah, just living the life.
Speaker B
Wait, Junior, why didn't you cross the finish line?
Speaker A
Oh, well, I'm really good at the game, so I get to the finish line before everyone else, and I like to laugh at all the slow people, and then when there's one person left, right before he crossed the finish line, I cross it and I crush his hopes and dreams.
Speaker B
That seems like kind of a dick move.
Speaker C
No, that's a savage move, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, I'm a complete savage.
Speaker A
Oh no, it's time for me to cross the finish line.
Speaker A
Oh, my controller's dead.
Speaker B
Junior, you lost.
Speaker A
Oh, I can't believe I lost.
Speaker C
Dude, that's what you get for gloating.
Speaker B
Yeah, the tortoise and the hare.
Speaker A
What?
Speaker B
You know the story about the tortoise and the hare?
Speaker A
The the the turtle's hairy?
Speaker B
No, the story with the tortoise and the hare.
Speaker A
So the turtle shaved and he forgot one hair?
Speaker B
No, not that kind of hair, it's hare like a rabbit, like hare is another name for rabbit.
Speaker A
No, it's not, no one says, oh, here comes the Easter hare.
Speaker B
No, it's spelled differently, like H.A.R.E.
Speaker A
What does that have to do with Fall Guys?
Speaker B
Well, in the story, the the rabbit and the tortoise have a race and the rabbit loses because he got cocky like you just did.
Speaker A
So the turtle beat the rabbit in Fall Guys?
Speaker B
Yeah, sure.
Speaker A
Okay, I don't want any of your stories anymore, Cody, can you go downstairs and give me another Sprite?
Speaker B
Can you say please?
Speaker A
Go, nerd.
Speaker B
Fine.
Speaker A
I try to be nice to him, I try so hard to be nice to him, but he just doesn't get it.
Speaker C
Maybe he's deaf, dude.
Speaker A
I just don't understand.
Speaker B
Got your stupid Sprite.
Speaker A
Why'd you get me a diet one?
Speaker B
It's not diet.
Speaker A
Yes, it is, look at the bottle, it's clear, that means diet.
Speaker B
It doesn't say diet on it.
Speaker A
Cody, listen, green bottles are normal Sprite, clear ones are diet.
Speaker B
Well, they have the same number of calories.
Speaker A
Well, listen, Cody, listen, just go downstairs and get me a green bottle Sprite.
Speaker B
Well, this is all you had in the fridge.
Speaker A
There's no way Chef Pee Pee only bought diet Sprite.
Speaker B
I don't think it's diet Sprite.
Speaker A
It is diet.
Speaker A
Cody, show me where you got this diet Sprite.
Speaker B
Okay, fine.
Speaker C
I guess I'll just wait here then.
Speaker B
Look, Junior, I got them right here.
Speaker A
They're all diet Sprites.
Speaker B
I don't think they're diet, I think they just look like that.
Speaker A
No, Cody, they're definitely diet, look, they're right next to the Diet Coke.
Speaker B
Okay, well, don't yell at me, yell at whoever bought them.
Speaker A
Chef Pee Pee, you goddamn off-brand muppet.
Speaker D
Chef Pee Pee!
Speaker D
What do you want, Junior?
Speaker D
I'm trying to make double fried chicken.
Speaker A
Why'd you buy diet Sprite?
Speaker D
I didn't buy diet Sprite, I bought regular Sprite so you can get diabetes and die faster.
Speaker A
Well, there's nothing but diet Sprite in the fridge, there's no regular.
Speaker D
No, it's not, it's regular Sprite in the refrigerator.
Speaker A
Then go check.
Speaker D
Okay, I'll check the stupid refrigerator.
Speaker A
You're going to see that it's diet.
Speaker D
Here you go, stupid, read it.
Speaker D
It's regular Sprite, not diet Sprite, duh.
Speaker A
No, it's a clear bottle, that means it's diet, Chef Pee Pee.
Speaker D
I didn't put it in the clear bottle, the company did, idiot.
Speaker A
Well, I want the green bottle Sprite.
Speaker D
Look, how about you just pour the liquid in here into a green bottle and call it a day?
Speaker A
No, because it's diet, I want regular green bottle Sprite.
Speaker D
Well, I don't know what to tell you, I don't work for the company, I'm not doing it.
Speaker A
Okay, let's go get Joseph and go to the store and get green bottle Sprite.
Speaker B
Okay.
Speaker A
Come on, Joseph, we're going to the store.
Speaker B
Wait, why?
Speaker A
Because there's nothing but diet Sprite downstairs, I'm going to buy normal Sprite.
Speaker B
It's not diet.
Speaker A
Yes, it is, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, maybe you should taste it and see if it is diet.
Speaker A
I'm not going to drink diet Sprite.
Speaker B
It's not diet.
Speaker A
Junior, don't you want to taste it to find out?
Speaker A
Are you trying to say I need to go on a diet?
Speaker B
No.
Speaker A
Because your mom should go on a diet.
Speaker B
No, because she's fat.
Speaker A
And overweight.
Speaker B
Just taste it to see if it's diet.
Speaker A
No, I don't need to taste it, the clear bottle shows it's diet, so let's go to the store.
Speaker B
Okay, we're going to get.
Speaker A
What's wrong, Cody?
Speaker B
Breaking news.
Speaker E
Breaking news, okay.
Speaker E
Sprite will only be sold in clear plastic bottles from now on.
Speaker E
Sprite's old green bottles have been discontinued because they were harder to recycle and bad for the environment.
Speaker B
See, Junior, they're not diet, they just look like that now.
Speaker A
What, that is so lame.
Speaker A
No, I don't believe it, there's no way, this has to be like an April Fool's prank.
Speaker B
It's November.
Speaker A
What, November Fools?
Speaker A
Listen, there's no way this is real, let's go to the store and grab all the green bottle Sprite.
Speaker A
No, it can't be true.
Speaker A
Where's the green bottle, where's the green bottles?
Speaker B
Junior, you saw the news, they got rid of the green bottles to help the environment.
Speaker A
Well, what about Mountain Dew?
Speaker A
They have green bottles, do they not care about the environment?
Speaker B
I guess not, I guess they also don't care about your teeth.
Speaker C
Or kidney stones.
Speaker A
And what about 7-Up?
Speaker A
Who the hell drinks 7-Up, Cody?
Speaker A
If 7-Up can afford green bottles, then Sprite can afford green bottles.
Speaker A
This is bullshit, Cody.
Speaker B
I'm sorry, Junior, you're just going to have to get used to it.
Speaker A
No, I don't have to get used to it.
Speaker A
This is diet Sprite.
Speaker A
This is bullshit.
Speaker A
This is bullshit.
Speaker A
This is bullshit.
Speaker B
Junior, I think we should probably leave this store now.
Speaker A
No, Cody, this is the stupid dumb Sprite.
Speaker A
Junior, don't cry, it's just a soda.
Speaker A
It's not just a soda, Cody, it's my entire life.
Speaker A
I love Sprite and they ruined it by putting it in this clear crap.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker A
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Speaker A
Cody, I hate these clear bottles.
Speaker A
It looks like a water bottle with a Sprite label on it.
Speaker B
Well, the green bottles are harder to recycle, this is better for the Earth.
Speaker A
Screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, don't say that, Junior.
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no.
Speaker A
What has the Earth done for us?
Speaker B
Well, it gives us air and life.
Speaker A
No, no, no, look, we changed the bottles to help it out.
Speaker A
But what is Earth doing in return, give us hurricanes and earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
Speaker C
Yeah, he has a point, dude.
Speaker A
Yeah, Earth is bad.
Speaker A
Why do we have to change the bottles to make Earth happy?
Speaker A
Earth doesn't do anything for us.
Speaker A
Look, we still have cars outside that pollute the air, we have airplanes that pollute the air.
Speaker A
Changing the bottles is not going to do anything, Cody.
Speaker B
Well, this is at least a start.
Speaker A
No.
Speaker A
Listen, I'm going to go grab a knife.
Speaker B
But why?
Speaker A
So I can go stab the grass to let Earth know I'm pissed.
Speaker B
Junior, that's not.
Speaker C
Oh, I want to help.
Speaker A
Screw you, Earth.
Speaker B
Junior, stabbing the grass isn't going to solve anything.
Speaker A
I want green Sprite bottles back.
Speaker C
Oh, dude, can I have this bag of chips?
Speaker A
Go ahead, think it, Joseph.
Speaker A
Littering.
Speaker A
Ha ha.
Speaker B
Junior, don't litter.
Speaker A
I'm going to litter all I want.
Speaker F
Did you just litter?
Speaker A
Yeah, screw the Earth.
Speaker B
Well, Junior, you got to take it for littering.
Speaker A
I know, I guess it's not the Earth's fault that the bottles are clear.
Speaker B
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker A
It's the Sprite company's fault.
Speaker A
So the Sprite company is who I should stab.
Speaker B
No, don't stab anyone.
Speaker A
Who do I stab to get the bottles back to green?
Speaker B
You don't have to stab anyone.
Topics:SMLJunior's Sprite ProblemFall GuysSprite bottlesenvironmental packagingrecyclingcomedygamingproduct packagingconsumer confusion
