Dhru Purohit

And I thought, wow, this is like, great.

We should have access to a lot of these things.

And, you know, so I got a case for my, you know, office to have around.

And at home, you know, you just like on a practical level, you don't want to be dealing with bottled water on the time.

It's going to be expensive.

Yeah.

So just having a high quality filter and then remembering to put something on your calendar to change your filters.

That's another mistake that I see a lot of people make.

They have a great water filter and I'm like, okay, great.

When's the last time you changed it?

So we got to be on top of that.

Yeah.

It's crazy.

I was revisiting a couple episodes of like early episodes of like Mad Men, which I was a fan of when it came out.

And I was like, man, marketing is so powerful.

We all like to think that we're immune for marketing, but how many of us grew up at a time where we just thought like, if it doesn't look a particular way, if it's not this like ecto green cooler, you know, disinfectant, then it's like, it's not working.

Or if you don't smell it.

If you don't smell it.

Yeah.

And a lot of people are, when I've brought up like hydrogen peroxide for like washing your vegetables, that's a great way or white vinegar.