Diego Najera regretting quitting Primitive?

[fs1/2cab]

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So that’s him with the tre flip at the end? Hmm…

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Haha really? Dude u need to get your eyes checked...

And for those of you guessing that Diego left primitive. Shane got Diego on primitive in the first place and it was always the plan that he goes to April with Shane. April was already on the cards before Shane joined primitive.

Question is, is he back on primitive?

Everyone knows he should never have left. April is wack - say no more...

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Can’t believe no one brought up the fact that prod put the beers on top of the ice like that. They ain’t getting cold any time soon

Pord on luke-warm beer

[matty_c]

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Isn’t the Rod still invested in St Archer? All these collabs are so wack. Admittedly, I do enjoy Hannon’s Primitive edits and look forward to their full length coming out soon. Also, that is definitely not Diego

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nah, they were all bought out, by miller coors.

 https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/entertainment/beer/sdut-saint-archer-miller-coors-2015sep10-htmlstory.html#:~:text=MillerCoors%2C%20one%20of%20the%20world's,has%20bought%20a%20local%20brewery.

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I knew they were bought out a few years ago but wasn’t he featured in an equally cringe commercial for St Archer a year or two ago? I think it was even a Super Bowl ad

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Even if he was, that doesn't mean he's a part of the company. All it means is after St. Archer was bought out, he did a commercial because he was a pro skater that Miller knew. Mikey Taylor (before he went full blown real estate speculator) mentioned in his Nine Club that when St.Archer was sold, it was for everything - none of the original owners were kept around so he gets nothing from whatever it's doing currently, doesn't have to help run it, etc.

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Didn't all the guys that made money on St. Archer lose their ass on that corny ass Villager coconut water company?

Hahaha, yeah probably

[Blueabyssofthisss]

I thought that liquid death stuff would be an instant flop when it was announced. Now I see trucks delivering that shit all the time and I feel like a dumbass

[SLAPASONIC]

wait what happened to Villager?

[roba]

wait what happened to Villager?

idk but it’s villager spirits now lol

[dustyassrocketswitchv]

I thought that liquid death stuff would be an instant flop when it was announced. Now I see trucks delivering that shit all the time and I feel like a dumbass

We all feel this way

[Lou Strux]

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wait what happened to Villager?

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idk but it’s villager spirits now lol

These villager dude’s missed the opportunity to to combine their coconuts water biz & their spirits biz by launching the world’s 1st hard coconut water.
Woulda, shoulda, coulda, but they slept.

[Yu Dum]

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wait what happened to Villager?

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idk but it’s villager spirits now lol

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These villager dude’s missed the opportunity to to combine their coconuts water biz & their spirits biz by launching the world’s 1st hard coconut water.
Woulda, shoulda, coulda, but they slept.

Now that’s something I could get behind. 🤔 a pi񡠣olada available in a sixer would be pretty dope n

[stringsnthings]

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wait what happened to Villager?

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idk but it’s villager spirits now lol

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These villager dude’s missed the opportunity to to combine their coconuts water biz & their spirits biz by launching the world’s 1st hard coconut water.
Woulda, shoulda, coulda, but they slept.

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Now that’s something I could get behind. 🤔 a pi񡠣olada available in a sixer would be pretty dope n

You need to get behind a treadmill. Also I would like to try this as well.

[Abyss1]

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I thought that liquid death stuff would be an instant flop when it was announced. Now I see trucks delivering that shit all the time and I feel like a dumbass

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We all feel this way

I work in climate change I always feel some type of way to marketed sold water in small bottles or cans

[Vitriol]

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I thought that liquid death stuff would be an instant flop when it was announced. Now I see trucks delivering that shit all the time and I feel like a dumbass

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We all feel this way

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I work in climate change I always feel some type of way to marketed sold water in small bottles or cans

Wait, what?!!!

[Abyss1]

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I thought that liquid death stuff would be an instant flop when it was announced. Now I see trucks delivering that shit all the time and I feel like a dumbass

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We all feel this way

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I work in climate change I always feel some type of way to marketed sold water in small bottles or cans

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Wait, what?!!!

More specifically the buildings, in california we have a building code that requires a certain amount of verifiable sustainably or "Green" features that saves waste, water, improves air quality, energy efficient, and community closeness.

I do this for santa clara and alameda counties

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I thought that liquid death stuff would be an instant flop when it was announced. Now I see trucks delivering that shit all the time and I feel like a dumbass

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We all feel this way

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I work in climate change I always feel some type of way to marketed sold water in small bottles or cans

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Wait, what?!!!

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More specifically the buildings, in california we have a building code that requires a certain amount of verifiable sustainably or "Green" features that saves waste, water, improves air quality, energy efficient, and community closeness.

I do this for santa clara and alameda counties

I was just pulling your leg because it seemed a weird way to put it.
Anyway, as someone who is really working into this, how much of it do you feel is really useful, making a change, leading to enough results to be a significant part of the solution and not mere greenwashing?

[behavioralguide]

don't we all work in climate change

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I thought that liquid death stuff would be an instant flop when it was announced. Now I see trucks delivering that shit all the time and I feel like a dumbass

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We all feel this way

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I work in climate change I always feel some type of way to marketed sold water in small bottles or cans

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Wait, what?!!!

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More specifically the buildings, in california we have a building code that requires a certain amount of verifiable sustainably or "Green" features that saves waste, water, improves air quality, energy efficient, and community closeness.

I do this for santa clara and alameda counties

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I was just pulling your leg because it seemed a weird way to put it.
Anyway, as someone who is really working into this, how much of it do you feel is really useful, making a change, leading to enough results to be a significant part of the solution and not mere greenwashing?

I see what your saying

Truthfully its not looking good, people are working on the problem, its just not moving fast enough to effectively reverse the fuck up already done/ currently being done. 

Plus the whole explaining how the science works doesn't go well with a lot of people. 

Best thing you can do is control the amount of garbage and recycling you have to do

[lk130]

Basically more renewable resources to reverse damages