Eco Comfort level follow up

[meirwen_1988]

Anyone who shares my concerns about the ecologically (un)friendly nature of K-cups should go back and read the comments on the original post--Green Mountain coffee apparently reads my LJ. Who knew.

(A very nice post--really, go read it.)

Comments

[wyz-azz.livejournal.com]

Is it me, or is it just a leeetle bit scary how small the world (wide web) can be?

Cool, nonetheless:)

[keastree.livejournal.com]

"I always feel like, somebody's watching meeee!"

And I can tell you that hearing Michael Jackson in my head like this is really disturbing.

[damedini.livejournal.com]

I imagine that they have someone who's job is it to Google their name and various product names daily and deal appropriately with the results.

It is HIGHLY COOL that they did respond and yay you for bringing it to their attention yet again that they need to find a way to make their cups recyclable. I admit that I was very unimpressed when those machines came out. Reusable or recyclable cups would be awesome. I liek the idea of the machines and the individual servings, but the cups were a huge barrier for me. Yay!

[meirwen.livejournal.com]

Oh, I know: no company in its right mind wouldn't--still, spiffy.

They do have the k-cup filter (which also allows you to use the coffee of your choice, not just "best sellers"), which is very reasonably priced. For home use I think they are a wonderful idea.

[theboomboom.livejournal.com]

WOW.

[lyonessnyc.livejournal.com]

Which post? I didn't find it easily.

They probably have someone whose job is Googling anything about them. I actually got an email from a TiVo rep once after asking if anybody had one and what they thought of it. And very cool to know that what you say might actually have an impact! Hoorah!

[meirwen.livejournal.com]

"Eco Comfort Level" (which is why this way titled "Eco Comfort Level Follow up.")

And, yeah--hoorah! :-)