Jason Momoa

You got sparkling water in an aluminum can, and they give you those little shitty Dasani water bottles with a cap, you know, the label, and then there's like three different types of plastic on it that we can't recycle.

It just goes into our land.

It goes into our landfills, and...

I'm a father.

I don't want to see plastic.

We don't need single-use plastic.

Generally, I carry my own water bottle.

When I go to the airport, you fill it up.

Eight years ago, they didn't even have aluminum for water.

So I went to Ball, the people who make those cans, and I went to the aluminum company.

I said, I'm going to make a water bottle with you, a water without aluminum cans.

They're like, we're not a –

uh we're not a we're not a um is it a water company i was like well you are now i'm awful man let's do this so we we set out to do it and then we and we ended up making the first like screw can it went back on and uh so we made mononolo and then it changed well now it's got our we put our movie on there oh great we put the labels on there but see how it's got mononol print on the top and so

Once we kind of stopped single-use plastic and now, because at the time I went to Dasani and I went to the blue and the red guy, Coke and Pepsi, and I was like, would you do this?

Would you make the aluminum?

They're like, it doesn't make sense to us because it's easier to do plastic.

But anything that's in plastic is just leaching in there.

It's just poison, man.

You don't want to be drinking out of plastic bottles, man.

Yeah.