Jesse Rogerson

But I don't know.

It's so wild to me, people who only drink bottled water, who live in cities with perfectly good water.

People move to North America, to Canada, the US, to Europe, from all parts of the world.

And they're like, wow.

Clean drinking water like that is remarkable.

It's one of the greatest achievements of the places where it's figured out.

And then for people to be like, no, I'd rather actually buy wasteful water bottles, disposable water bottles, less that is of worse quality and drink that than this amazing thing that comes from my tap.

I literally pull a lever in my kitchen.

Yeah.

I can drink as much clean water as I want.

It's amazing when you think about it.

Like a thousand years, a hundred years ago, you had to go with a bucket to get some dirty water out of a well, you know?

So drink from the tap, I guess is what I'm saying.

Absolutely.

Absolutely.

Now, if you live in a part of the world where the water is not clean, do not follow my advice.

You know, don't drink it.

But that's.

Flint, Michigan.

There are places in Canada that have bad tap water.