A new law in New Jersey is sparking outrage among residents, particularly those who enjoy dining out. The "Skip the Stuff" law, which aims to reduce single-use plastics and waste, prohibits restaurants from providing customers with take-out containers, utensils, and napkins unless specifically requested. The move has left many New Jersey diners frustrated, with some taking to social media to express their discontent. Critics argue that the law is an overreach, and that it will only lead to more inconvenience for consumers, with some even joking that the next step will be limiting the availability of essential items like toilet paper in public bathrooms.
NJ diners fume over new ‘Skip the Stuff’ law affecting take-out orders: ‘Next will be toilet paper in public bathrooms’ New York Post
