I think one thing, too, is kind of just learning about why that's the—I think that's the first thing because I don't know why. Like it was like, and when you see people being around people, I think they also act that way, show you how, you know, when you see them do it, and like you're like, okay, it's not that much of a drag of, you know, to do it. You know, they also kind of remind you every time that, like, you know what I mean? Like, you know, Hayley kind of made me a bit more conscientious about, like, you know, how much plastic I'm using, something that you don't really think about before, but then, like, I kind of see how much, you know, it's almost like I killed somebody and I do it, and then it's like. And then I find out why, though, you know what I mean? And you shouldn't do it in a forceful way either. It's not anything; it's not like I do have the option to do both. Right. But like, I could see, like, you know what I mean? Yeah. And, uh, that kind of also helps with, like, kind of like getting you to be more sustainable. But how, in terms of actions, I, I think when you're starting, like, try to make sure you're doing all your recycling and make sure that, like, uh, you're buying things that say biodegradable and, um, try not to be so wasteful. I think with food, you know what I mean? Kind of just also, you know, I'd say that and yeah, I'd say. That would be it for me. Yeah. But I think having the people there is the most important part, especially if you're not interested or kind of not aware of the whole thing.

• Youth Interview, Greater Toronto Area, 2023-2024