text: Coco: <file_other>
  Coco: I just read this article on vegan milk and its carboon footprint
  Coco: it's still better than cow milk
  Phil: let's take two things into consideration:
  Phil: it doesn't include carbon footprint of transporting your soy milk from another continent
  Greg: how did they calculate this?
  Phil: and I cannot tell if it makes sense to have wool clothes and waste their milk
  Coco: point taken
  Greg: those numbers seem kinda off to me
  Greg: but vegan milk is about cruelty-free life, not reducing carbon footprint
  Phil: reducing carbon emissions is key to our survival so yeah it matters
  Coco: it frustrates me because it's confusing what's best
  Phil: and think about bottles
  Greg: bottles?
  Phil: think about the carbon footprint of glass bottles and plastic packages
  Greg: can you buy milk in glass?
  Coco: I've never seen vegan milk in glass bottles
  Coco: that's shitty
  Phil: it depends what matters the most for you
  Phil: vegan milk is cruelty free while the lowest footprint is related to local stuff
  Greg: so it's better for carbon footprint to drink milk of animals that will be totally used
  Phil: ironically, yes
  Phil: if you wear leather it make sense to drink milk too
  Greg: and use soaps with animal fat
  Coco: there's soap with animal fat? wtf
  Phil: if you want cruelty free milk with low footprint impact make your own oat milk
  Greg: animal fat is used in some soaps, look it up
  Coco: ...
  Phil: don't be so hard on yourself, learning is a process
  Coco: uh ok..
target: Coco, Phil and Greg discuss vegan milk and its carbon footprint.