It was necessary to me, thats why I made it. Whether or not you consider it necessary has no bearing on me. Just downvote and move on.

>Most rural people already reuse and repurpose many things, they don’t have trash pick every week if at all and like to have a clean area for their children and grandchildren.

I think you are not descriptive enough when it comes to the term rural. I specifically said MAGA country. That does not encompass all of rural.

And to be clear, my point with "left cities->suburbs>rural" was to indicate that the concept of "stores that sell refills" as a concept is still a niche idea (in the US). It will begin in the cities and then once it becomes the norm there, it will expand to the suburbs and eventually become the norm in rural as well.

You saw this same concept in the adoption curve of many things such as electricity, internet access and well, even single use plastics (The rural areas were the last to ditch the milk man)