i still stand by what i said. and i still feel it in my bones. it is really important. your corporatizing the whole experience, and everything is corporate enough!
supporting surftech is just adding to the loss of human in today's world.
and not to toot my own horn, but gcs and others, i am very environmentally concious, i hardly ever drive, and eat only locally grown foods consisting of mostly rice and vegetables. 99% of the waste i produce is recyclable, too.
it's not about the materials, it's about the board being made in china. so if you're buying a robert aguust made with his own hands or one of his employees hands, thats great, but if you are bvuying it made from poly glassed in china, then you might as well be riding a surftech.
with your quicksilver shirt made by 7 year olds in china.
and good luck with that.
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supporting surftech is just adding to the loss of human in today's world.
and not to toot my own horn, but gcs and others, i am very environmentally concious, i hardly ever drive, and eat only locally grown foods consisting of mostly rice and vegetables. 99% of the waste i produce is recyclable, too.
it's not about the materials, it's about the board being made in china. so if you're buying a robert aguust made with his own hands or one of his employees hands, thats great, but if you are bvuying it made from poly glassed in china, then you might as well be riding a surftech.
with your quicksilver shirt made by 7 year olds in china.
and good luck with that.
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