Bryan Cranston reprises Walter White role for anti-littering campaign

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New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham joined state and city officials to announce the launch of a statewide beautification campaign, featuring the return of award-winning actor Bryan Cranston as Walter White from the “Breaking Bad” television series.

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[skankyoulater]

Ugghhhh when I was driving to the Asian grocery store some ahole in a mustang finished his cigarette and just dropped it on the road 😡 the world is not your ash tray!!! I glared at him the rest of the way

[kindpaddington]

In addition to the act of smoking being revolting, I don't think I've ever seen a smoker who didn't litter.

[kjesta]

it's still crazy to me that ppl actually litter. like, i've had a piece of paper blown away by the wind and unable to catch it, but i can honestly say i have never on purpose thrown trash onto the street or into nature, i just can't do it. idk why it seems to be so hard for other people not to do it.

[squirrels_oh_no]

A while back on Reddit I saw someone post a video on r/Raleigh I think of someone just stopping at a stoplight, opening her door, and placing her empty Bojangles box and cup in the middle of the road and then drive off. It's maddening.

https://www.reddit.com/r/raleigh/comments/1e8yzrq/this_lady_did_the_unthinkable/ here's the video

[therearewords]

Same. Even if you don't care about the environment, aren't you bothered by all that mess in your surroundings?

[archersangel]

I think it's a combo of people being too lazy to walk and drop it in a trash can* & thinking "Someone will clean it up."

*Supposedly Walt Disney had a theory that a person will not walk more than 40 steps to a trash can to throw something away, if they have to they will just drop it on the ground. That's why there are a lot a trash cans at Disney parks.

[flyingpigs_live]

Cool

[varioussaints]

I love this. Both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul seem to have had really good relationships with the communities they filmed in, which is really nice to see.

[bigirons]

vince gilligan's shows really have done a lot for the state. NM is very poor without a lot of opportunity but has a very solid pool of talented local crew and having his productions there in the 2010's definitely contributed to making it a more popular filming location/boosting the economy & employment

[marywebgirl]

It’s crazy that people still litter. I was in a park with my kid yesterday and a group of teenagers left a bunch of Starbucks there. How does anyone think that’s ok?