That's Sick

I've been sick for the past few days. It started Friday when I developed a massive headache and chills. Fortunately one of my friends happily skipped downstairs to my room to give me some Advil, and I slept okay for the rest of the night. Saturday I was air-headed, and I'm significantly better today.

We went to a fancy restaurant yesterday night as a good-bye dinner, and some of us noted that the restaurant used "cheap" paper towels that we see in public restrooms as opposed to the nice and hefty white ones in other upscale restaurants. With this case, luxury doesn't correlate with eco-friendliness.

The same could also be the same for cars. I remember some random fact that it took "n" amount of cows to upholster a Benz. Usually the larger luxury cars are heavier, using more steel to be constructed, and have larger engines, which use more gasoline, than regular economy cars. Few people brag about how they bought a Ford Focus, while the owners of a Bentley would probably enjoy showing it off.

Economical. Luxurious. Environmental. How are all of these related?