Mother Nature

Ervin Wren is a mid-30s stock broker living in Los Angeles — sharp suits, expensive watch, luxury car, and the entitled attitude to match. Like many who treat the city as their personal dumping ground, he litters constantly and without remorse. Fast food wrappers, Starbucks cups, cigarette butts, plastic bottles, and takeout containers get tossed out his car window onto LA freeways, sidewalks, or left behind in parking lots and alleys. He sees no reason to care about the overflowing trash cans, illegal dumping hotspots, or the mountains of waste already choking parts of the city. Arrogant, wasteful, and proudly inconsiderate, Ervin embodies the casual disdain many Angelenos have grown numb to, adding his own contribution to Los Angeles’ notorious environmental and litter problems every single day.