[proud American in Canada]

I work in the water utility industry and the shortage of water is very real even in places where there appears to be unlimited water (I’m in north Florida). But, I’d outlaw manicured lawns long before I’d worry about flushing pee down the toilet.

I understand that. And you are right. I am probably spoiled because I live in a rural area with a well and a natural spring/pond on our property. Canada is full of water.

But I think my original point is true.

And yes, I don't like manicured lawns in dry areas. People should go with native plants.

With all due respect, you don't know me and I would not die of the vapors in an emergency situation.

Take care. :)

[Bryanw92]

>>With all due respect, you don’t know me and I would not die of the vapors in an emergency situation.

I’m not talking about an emergency situation (e.g. hurricane). I’m talking about a forced return to a way of life that involves hardship with no relief in sight. A world without hand sanitizers and vapor barriers, where a daily bath is a luxury, where a bathroom might be a communal hole in the ground with a wooden seat built over it and the waste material is not taken away by sewage lines never to be seen by you again.