I have a handful of mugs that I've had for decades at this point, a couple even from my parents kitchen that they used some 30 years and probably before then.
And then there's thrift store mugs - sure they were almost certainly trucked to _somewhere_ a long time ago.
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As opposed to ceramic mugs that just materialize in your house? Not sure about you, but I don't have a dilithium powered transporter in my kitchen.
My mug only had to be transported to my house once. With disposable cups that's a recurring expense. Unless you have a dilithium powered replicator.
I have a handful of mugs that I've had for decades at this point, a couple even from my parents kitchen that they used some 30 years and probably before then.
And then there's thrift store mugs - sure they were almost certainly trucked to _somewhere_ a long time ago.