Water Bottle Pills Persuasive Essay

Thud. Thud. Thud. If you heard the repetitive sound of a water bottle hitting a surface at full force, you would be against water bottle flipping too. Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you have probably heard of the newest fad water bottle flipping. This bottle flip craze was internet-driven, and swept the country last year. This repetitive activity is annoying and I believe our teachers should not allow kids to bottle flip in an education zone. First of all, Studies display that repetitive noises, like bottle flipping,contribute to brain cell loss and distracted students. It's not just one crashing bottle that is the problem. It's the never ending thuds and thwacks which start out as annoying, and get more irritating over a duration of time. Additionally, water bottle flipping is not only annoying, but it is also wasteful. Kids are dumping ¾ of the water from a plastic bottle out, so the can get the so called “perfect flip”. “Not only do plastic bottles use 50 million barrels
Angry? Frustrated? Teens all across the world feel this when their hopeless water bottle flipping attempts fail. We should be doing things that decrease stress, not add to it. My peers emphasize that bottle flipping gets you off electronics, I would say that you're not on your phone in class, which is where bottle flipping is the most active. Also, kids are taking videos of flipping bottles which involves electronics. In conclusion, teachers should not allow bottle flipping in classrooms. It distracts already easily distracted students. It's a waste of time, money, and energy.Nothing good comes from bottle flipping. “If we keep up bottle flipping it will increase oceanic litter by almost 1%.” (https://www.hydratelife.org/bottled-water-why-its-bad-for-you-the-environment
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