If tinfoil was just slightly thicker, we could reuse it.
Instead, it’s too thin, so it’s a one-and-done type situation.
Why don’t we make tinfoil thicker? We could wash it and reuse it—totally sanitary and sustainable.
No more tinfoil—we call it tinSHEET, because “foil” implies the thinness of the aluminum.
Also, why do the Brits say “al-loo-min-ee-um” instead of “al-loo-min-um?”
They’re clearly adding an unnecessary syllable not intended to be pronounced because it, quite frankly, doesn’t exist.
Pronounce words correctly.
If Brits said “al-loo-min-um” instead of “al-loo-min-ee-um,” we might still be under their rule.
Pronounce words CORRECTLY. Then, maybe we can take you seriously.
Until next time,
Michael J. Erickson, CEO & Co-Founder
