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Hal Brindley and Leigh Ramsdell are back in the second episode of the critically acclaimed series, The Enviromentals. Watch as they eat at 7 different fast food restaurants for 7 meals in a row in one weekend, and compete to create the least amount of trash. Featuring special guest star Mike Noonan.
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AndyM801 9 months ago

You dudes are funny. Great video, great message, great music. Thanks a lot, I look forward to seeing more episodes, and sharing them with my friends!
thejamjar 9 months ago

More!!
Emily Kennedy 9 months ago

These are SO RAD! The Enviromentals are awesome. More episodes would be fabulous.
Ryan Holler 9 months ago

Hal, where'd you get that waterbottle? that thing is glorious. Also, I'm planning on making a worm box this weekend. you guys inspired me.
Hal Brindley 9 months ago

Hi Ryan!
Yeah I love that water bottle. I got it as a gift so I'm not sure where exactly it came from but the brand is Sigg. I just looked on their site and I believe this model is from the original flask collection. check it out: mysigg.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=53

thanks for watching!
Matt SF 9 months ago

Well done fellas! I found the Subway guy's reaction hilarious when you asked for 'no paper'. Almost a perfect example of asking anyone in business to change the old & wasteful habits.
NH 9 months ago

I was thinking you could re-use the salad container as a baby greenhouse for seedlings until they are ready for planting. Great episode. Please make more!
Hal Brindley 9 months ago

brilliant! I've use my old tofu containers to plant seedlings, but the clear top/black bottom packaging for salads is a great idea for a mini greenhouse! thanks!
-hal