• In the Philippines, an inspiring wave of sustainable housing is taking shape — literally — with walls made from plastic soda bottles. These discarded bottles are packed tightly with mud, sand, or trash to form “eco-bricks,” which are then stacked like traditional bricks and cemented in place to build sturdy, affordable homes.

    This method not only recycles non-biodegradable waste but also cuts construction costs significantly, offering low-income communities a way to build durable shelters using easily available materials. The bottles provide excellent insulation and resilience against weather, making them ideal for tropical climates.

    Beyond individual homes, schools and community centers have also been built using these eco-bricks, often by local volunteers. It’s a creative, grassroots solution that addresses both the housing crisis and the mounting problem of plastic waste — proving that what’s thrown away can become the foundation for a better future.

    #EcoBrickHomes #TrashToShelter #SustainablePhilippines
    In the Philippines, an inspiring wave of sustainable housing is taking shape — literally — with walls made from plastic soda bottles. These discarded bottles are packed tightly with mud, sand, or trash to form “eco-bricks,” which are then stacked like traditional bricks and cemented in place to build sturdy, affordable homes. This method not only recycles non-biodegradable waste but also cuts construction costs significantly, offering low-income communities a way to build durable shelters using easily available materials. The bottles provide excellent insulation and resilience against weather, making them ideal for tropical climates. Beyond individual homes, schools and community centers have also been built using these eco-bricks, often by local volunteers. It’s a creative, grassroots solution that addresses both the housing crisis and the mounting problem of plastic waste — proving that what’s thrown away can become the foundation for a better future. #EcoBrickHomes #TrashToShelter #SustainablePhilippines
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  • Billionaire #TylerPerry says that he doesn’t believe in financially supporting his extended family members just because he can afford it.

    During an appearance on the YouTube series “Den of Kings” with host #KirkFranklin, Perry said that he once fired his aunt from a job because she didn’t take it seriously. He said that the aunt would constantly call asking for money, and he told her he wanted to help her rather than be welfare to her, so he offered her a job.

    He said that she kept calling out and not showing up to work so he fired her.

    “Well, you gotta go, because you want me to hand you the money, but you don’t want to work for it. See, that doesn’t work for me.”

    Perry also said after his mother died in 2009, he sent letters to all of the family members that she asked him to financially support, telling them they now had 60 days to get a job. He said they all ended up finding jobs.

    According to Forbes, Tyler Perry is worth $1.4 billion mainly due to him owning 100% of the content he creates. His “Madea” franchise has grossed over $660 million.
    Billionaire #TylerPerry says that he doesn’t believe in financially supporting his extended family members just because he can afford it. During an appearance on the YouTube series “Den of Kings” with host #KirkFranklin, Perry said that he once fired his aunt from a job because she didn’t take it seriously. He said that the aunt would constantly call asking for money, and he told her he wanted to help her rather than be welfare to her, so he offered her a job. He said that she kept calling out and not showing up to work so he fired her. “Well, you gotta go, because you want me to hand you the money, but you don’t want to work for it. See, that doesn’t work for me.” Perry also said after his mother died in 2009, he sent letters to all of the family members that she asked him to financially support, telling them they now had 60 days to get a job. He said they all ended up finding jobs. According to Forbes, Tyler Perry is worth $1.4 billion mainly due to him owning 100% of the content he creates. His “Madea” franchise has grossed over $660 million.
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