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July 5th, 2025

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/r/restaurant

10 months ago

More restaurants need to do this. The wife and I were able to dump out our excess h20 into the plant instead of leaving it to be dumped in the restaurant toilet

July 5th, 2025

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menwithven76

10 months ago

Do you think restaurants dump liquid into a toilet?? Also if you knew how much water restaurants go through in just basic operations you would lose your mind. It's not the dumped out water that's a waste. It's thawing proteins under running water, rinsing vegetables, doing hundreds of loads of dishes every day

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Holdmywhiskeyhun

10 months ago

The plants are going to die.

Water doesn't get dumped in the toilet, dumped in the sink.

This is a dumb idea

That plant is going to be done within a week

This is a stupid ass post

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sadia_y

10 months ago

I’ve killed more plants by overwatering them than forgetting to water them. You can’t just pour endless amounts of water into a plant pot. How would the employees keep track of what was watered by patrons and how much?

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Sparklespanx

10 months ago

How much water do you think those plants need? If you take this to its logical conclusion, those plants are gonna be so overwatered in the first day.

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Specialist_Stop8572

10 months ago

lol that's exactly what happened at a place I worked. plants started dying from overwatering, then people watered them even MORE because they looked sad

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Sparklespanx

10 months ago

I appreciate the intent and agree there should be more sustainable ways of handling water that isn’t going to be drank.

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Kalikokola

10 months ago

Usually it gets treated at a water treatment plant and recycled into municipal water supply. It’s the food waste that’s more of a problem.

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patientpartner09

10 months ago

I wish people would stop default ordering water "for the table." 90% of it goes untouched.

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LuciusDickusMaximus

10 months ago

Same. That’s why I love this.

ranting_chef

10 months ago

If I water my rosemary too much, it turns brown.

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[deleted]

10 months ago

What if a bunch of people put their backwash into it?

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deignguy1989

10 months ago

Cute idea, but imaging 75 people dumping their water in a plant. That would be dead in a week.

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[deleted]

10 months ago

Did you ask if you could pour the water into the plants or did you just assume that you were allowed to? Killing plants by overwatering them is a thing…

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LuciusDickusMaximus

10 months ago

You know what they say about assuming

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[deleted]

10 months ago

I didn’t assume and literally asked if you asked or not, dingus.

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[deleted]

10 months ago

You're pouring your used water from glasses that you drank out of that touched your lips into a plant that's on the table instead of just drinking the rest of the water that you could have declined?

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LuciusDickusMaximus

10 months ago

lol, you think rainwater doesn’t have traces of bird poop in it? Oh no my lips! Quit your pear clutching. lol.

[deleted]

10 months ago

Lol there's no way you can convince me that it's sanitary, and just wait until kids start pouring their Pepsi and sprite into the plants because mom and dad did it.

It's great that people are trying their best to be environmentally friendly and make a difference, but there are far more impactful ways to do that.

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NeedsMoarOutrage

10 months ago

Plants don't care about sanitary

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[deleted]

10 months ago

If you can't understand how other peoples bodily fluids and bacteria can transfer from that plant to the table (tables can be cleaned and sanitized, and are USUALLY an NSF product) to the next people who sit at the table which hopefully is being cleaned after each seating, but that cleaning is essentially useless since there's a plant that's not an NSF product on a table inside a likely non NSF plant pot, that definitely isn't being cleaned after each seating.....

Ya know what, never mind, if you can't see how that's gross then maybe I'm wasting my breath and time even typing this lol

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OJSimpsons

10 months ago

Rain water doesn't have bird poop in it lol

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Husaxen

10 months ago

I'll assume the guy who is so agast at people dumping water down the drain they want to thoughtlessly kill plants instead meant "pearl clutching."

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LuciusDickusMaximus

10 months ago

TIL.

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seamallowance

10 months ago

Actually, pear clutching sounds wonderful!

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