How To Be A Water Influencer w/ Danny Gonzalez 

Oh are you the thumbnail guy?

ye

I just watched the video so you're a water lover?

The information about minerals and stuff was genuinely so interesting

liebte das video! zuerst dachte ich, es sei n witz aber am ende wars echt schlau und informativ!! i respect what you’re doing man keep it up :)

Yeah, I had initially seen him on We're In Hell's video on that "Down to Earth" show, and the clips of him from that make him look kind of pretentious, but it seems like either he was really edited to fit a stereotype there, or the WIH video really mischaracterizes him (then again, he's not in the video that long). I was pleasantly surprised when he talked about Flint, Michigan and how bottled water is a scam. I really wish he'd gone a step further on that and connected the two topics by explicitly saying how beverage companies will actually take people's municipal clean water, bottle it, and sell it back to them (I think Nestle did that in Flint, actually?). But it was great that he's thinking about that, and about water access in general, as well as related ecological issues.

@@sholem_bond as someone that watched his Down to Earth episode i must say that is way more a fault of the show itself than of WIH. Down to Earth has this "bourgeois wellness" that makes his argument be mainly about "rarity" and "healing super-properties" (from Olien concept of Superfoods that is the main focous of the show) and never says for example that the problem isn't tap itself but the practice of selling tap as this special kind of water

But he does the same thing... mineral water brands exploit the poor areas they are sourced from, harm the environment shipping water thousands of miles instead of the very efficiently sourced and purified tap water and not to mention he actually does try to say the water has the ability to heal or improve tour health when the reality is that you would have to drink it daily to consume enough of the calcium and magnesium in it to benefit because those are the inly benefits. He doesnt actually care because he would recommend a refillable filter to filter tap water and daily multivitamins which are much cheaper than 6 dollar bottles of mineral water every day.

@@static_kitten he did mention filtering water. but now it gets complicated when certain brands do take advantage of that cause each one is different, cause of the location. in terms of healing water, that seems like something that involves the laws of germany so i'm not sure about that.

i love him

it is in fact a health scam sadly. If you look into why mineral water is beneficial its legit the same reason a multivitamin is a health benefit. Hes pushing people to buy overpriced water instead of way healthier and overall cheaper vitamins.

@@static_kitten or maybe he's trying to push people into consuming better water since they're going to consume it anyway.... Like when taking a multivitamin for example.

@@static_kitten he isnt pushing one brand though, thats why it cant be a scam. for a scam he would need to sell a product or the idea of a product. hes just saying: drink tap water or get good water. basically what he does is saying the big water companies in the US suck.

@@static_kitten he showed them those expensive waters so they can see the real difference he’s aware that most people won’t be able to drink them he even says he personally drinks between 70-400 tds but for the. Taste test they went up to 7000

What are you talking about? He put out misinformation about flouride in the drinking water and he's pushing bottled water which we as a society need ot get away from. Not only that but he misleads about Smart Water saying they just add salt back in when they don't, they also add other electrolytes back in such as potassium, calcium and magnesium which are the minerals he talks about water needing.

it was an interesting interview lol

Ya, honestly I think the diamond-encrusted bottle thing was just an attempt to "play the game" so to speak, trying to get shallow people to appreciate SOMETHING about his profession

yeah he seems like he cares so much, and when he was roasting the different waters i kinda felt like that's kinda stupid, but now that i think about it, drinking highly pure water can't be really good for you, especially since you could be just flushing out minerals. i have the priviledge to have an actually good quality tap water that is nice to drink, nothing special but nothing bad either and for a sec i was kinda mocking the drag of tap water but then i remembered that not everyone has good, drinkable tap water. dude looks and acts kinda funky, but i respect the hustle

@@kingatrzeciak8442why when I read that you have quality tap I immediately thought you were polish and then I see your username. No such thing as coincidence

@@slunkzilla lmaoooo i love that. you a fellow pole as well?

I felt the same way! It was so refreshing and it felt like a treat to learn new things from such a seemingly gentle natured, enthusiastic man genuine in his passion about something he himself truly gets excited to teach others about without that snooty, definitely pretentious, uppity tone one typically sees from people who have “bougieeeee” tastes and want to look down their noses as they rant to everyone about it. He seems very opposite to that type of energy.

yes gems like this are so rare nowadays ugh I’m so sick of all that shit lol

not to be a downer but there’s definitely political elements. he literally talked about what happened im flint which was a tragedy that was caused because of negligence on the part of government officials which happened in the US only a few years ago. He also talked about how water companies are overvharging and essentially falsely marketing their product to be beneficial when (according to him) they have no benefits which is definitely political. because its a problem that can only be fixed through policy such as in germany, he said that distilled water is marked as not for human consumption. he’s definitely a sweet man and its nice to see someone so passionate about something but its nit just the taste of water he talked about. He also talked about real issues that surround water and ultimately the ways any of these issues would have to be fixed is political

@@caitlynjade8711 Flint's actually still a huge issue and was never resolved. There are so many other communities in the US just like this. Look at Hawaii right now with the Navy spilling jet fuel in the water supply and letting people for weeks keep drinking that water after the spill occurred.

the anti flouride / "mAss mEdiCaTioN" bit was definitely political

@@mothboy420 SuPeR nEcEsSeRy WrItInG lIkE tHiS

Clear… like water.

Yeah! I hate when people knock people for they’re hobbies who don’t hurt anyone.

This man is definitely a water guy.

Especially because he’s so educated on it. Like he knows so much history surrounding water, and genuinely knows the different kinds of water in different parts of the world based on drought and stuff. He’s not just passionate about it, he’s actually put in the effort to learn and study it.

yeah and he also seems like a pretty decent guy who isn't scamming people to buy a product but hes actually teaching people more about water and how often bottled water companies are scamming people

"fluoride is unsafe" "natural is good" yeah, so scientific

@@jenm1 I mean fluoride isn’t exactly safe, in small doses it is and majority of the time people don’t get side effects and it actually helps your teeth. But just like anything too much can be bad for you, it can cause tooth decay, high blood pressure among other things. And natural water is fairly good for you, as long as it’s uncontaminated it give you essential minerals and nutrients for your body to run

@@jenm1 he ain't a chemist, he's a water connoisseur. So shut it, jj

@@userK77920 I think they were probably referring to how some people say that tap water in America is harmful because and how it contains fluoride and that it sounded like this man was perpetuating that thought. In the amounts in tap water, fluoride is safe. The studies that showed harmful results from consuming fluoride were generally small and discussed much larger concentrations of fluoride this is in the water. While he may not be a chemist he is acting as an expert here, so what he says does matter.

@@Kat-mv5dy oh wow, thanks for the information!

Same 🤗 for me I find that Eska water is the most tastiest

I'm probably neurodivergent and water definitely has texture and taste (it's all disgusting). I think people are nuts for trying to tell me it doesn't. Oh, and it also has a smell (which is also terrible).

Same!!! The whole "it's just water" thing has always confused me because personally Im super, idk, like sensitive to the tastes and textures that I guess other people don't pick up on. Especially as a child I always thought it was really weird that no one else noticed, when I was like dehydrating myself because I couldn't bear the tap at certain people's houses.

@@luna-p , sensory processing differences in neurodivergency go both ways. We are either hypersensitive or hyposensitive. You are probably HYPERsensitive. You might be bothered by the brightness of the sun or florescent lights. Synthetic perfumes and other strong smells might bother you. You might be able to feel the legs of a mosquito walking on your arm. My mom is ADHD and autistic and hypersensitive. She has all of the sensory experiences that I described above. I am ADHD and autistic and HYPOsensitive. I don't feel the legs of a mosquito walking on me. I usually don't feel it at all until it bites me, and not always right away. I can hardly smell anything. I can't smell cat urine in carpeting, for example. I am hard of hearing and nearsighted. Neurotypicals are average or typical. They're in the middle in terms of human brains and nervous systems. Neurodivergent people divergent from the norm and are on the extremes. You are on the hypersensitivity end of the human nervous system extreme. I am on the hyposensitivity end. I would never tell you that you're crazy for having a sensitive nervous system. Please understand that I am not nuts for having dull senses and nerves. I am just different.

Not nd but i have ADHD and feel you so much on this one😭 so glad people are talking about it, just makes me so happy lol, also have a great day

yes! at first i was hesitant about him cuz i thought this was all just a scam to sell expensive water but he really is passionate about his stuff. he even says it’s insane how companies would sell you basically tap water for an extremely high price when you can get that for free. i kinda respect him for that

@@mancillamarie There's a beauty where even if he might believe some things that aren't correct, he is honest and transparent, and doesn't seem to be trying to sell "something else", he just wants you to have better water, or to have a better experience with it.

I did get

Yes but tap water is not distilled water it still has the minerals in it.

@@ek8377 which is why he said it's perfectly fine to drink tap water, what's not cool is to bottle up tap water and sell it to you as "premium" water, which is something he criticizes

No 100% I was actually bouncing in my seat by the time they got to the geyser water like "fuck yeah natural carbonation!!"

Yeah tap water! Bitch!

He’s so cute😭

I think we are aware of it as europeans, I'm french and learned it in school too

It has to do with americas being controlled by the corporation, paying the government to ignore actual issues and acting like they are in the right

​@@Burgerman67I mean it's Americans, but it's more that our tap water is uniformly terrible and so often bottled water here is more about drinking water that doesn't have lead in it

As an American, that genuinely sounds both so fun and educational to go on a trip to a water spring! I wish we had trips like that, going outside to real sources. While museums can be fun, I feel like the amount you learn really depends on the amount of dedication that the museum and employees give, which sometimes are not the best. It's unfortunate how little America cares on both education and even in a way health as he's mentioned numerous times governments/corporations don't particularly care about what's in our water.

Yeah same in Ukraine there is shit ton of minera water on shelves, medicinal springs, non medicinal springs etc and people do go there to drink it and bring some back when they there

I just came here from the video they did together on Jeremy Fragrance that this was kind of a sequel to and I thought it would be similar in tone. I was really surprised that they actually brought him in and were interested in what he had to say and asked really thoughtful questions.

yeah i came here from the jeremy fragrance video too. this guy is the complete opposite of jeremy though im obsessed with him

Yes!

He was poking fun but I feel like he went into it with an open mind

Like when he earnestly asks him what the TDS is for the first water.

That's always a nice feeling, weather your on the recieving end or just seeing it

Water is essential and it is nice to see someone genuinely passionate about anything.

he looked so mf happy talking about all this water it’s great

Yeah. I thought it was so sweet that they let him talk during the interview without cutting him off, and really listened.

I know right, especially as someone who has pretty niche interests it fills my heart with joy to see others happily sharing their interests without judgment 😭

Heyo fellow german hear im not a water Sommelier like him but i highly recommend black forrest water especially directly from the spring is really yummy

Hello neighbourino's! As a Dutch person, this honestly gives me a newfound respect for Germany, this guy is definitely a treasure

Louder for the people in the back

thank you for this! ive always hated fiji because i didnt see a reason to import water all the way from fiji to the US where we have springs, my city even has its own. but i had no idea how bad the clean drinking water situation is in fiji, thats horrible. its crazy people cant even have rights to their local water supply anymore. if water isnt a natural born right, i dont know what is.

He recommends fiji water so this wont happen because hes actually a multimillionaire water grifter

@@static_kitten Really? Where'd you find that info?

@@static_kitten you gonna back that up or....

Character development

Is the brand Hepar?

@@lilac2238 maybe, I'm not sure

Yeah in post soviet countries sometimes doctors would recommend specific spring water as well I think most famous one is the borjomi from georgia, I remember drinking it as a kid when i had some health problems

"Pure"? No-no, he's obviously full of good, nutritional minerals. 😌

RIGHT

He probably has a TDS of 0 he's so pure

He doesn't have this air of superiority. He has that air of someone gushing about their hobbies.

Couldn't have said it better myself!

me too

i just find it funny to treat every pet like a human who is this guy, you just let him crash at your house all the time?!

@@zeffery101 oh man I know. "You got a roommate? What's up my man" and then you like. fist bump the cat.

who is this dude?? what's he doing on ur couch

that was the best part

Correctamundo

I’ve just been vaguely unwell for years now and I’m starting to realize that part of it is POTS, which can be treated with an electrolytes. Before there was Gatorade, there was spring water! I never woulda thought about it before watching this!!

the real vitamin water

I understand it tastes different as well but i dont personally like how water tastes and im really sick of being told "water doesnt taste like anything" because it d o e s.

@@apatheticautumn YES!!! I really dislike the general taste of water, just because the lack of strong flavors make me uncomfortable. but the difference in bottled water, fridge water, tap water, etc, is so huge it's so annoying when ppl act like there isn't any difference

Exactly!! I drink only water and it DOES taste and feel different how do people not realise this

I think the flavor of water is subdued when someone drinks something so flavorful like soda on a regular basis

You’re right. I can smell tap water from a mile away. (I’m also autistic but STILL.)

The privilege you have to have to say that no one gives a shit about clean water

@@lanac5793 that’s not necessarily what they were saying lol. I think they were more likely talking about the taste of water. Every decent person thinks that everyone should have access to clean water.

@@lanac5793 bruh sit down and take a deep breath..you just made a giant ass assumption and I’m sure your heart rate is through the roof jumping so far to reach that conclusion. drink some water..unless you don’t give a shit about water? dare I say..clean water? 🧐

@@lanac5793 they meant that people generally dont give a shit about the taste of water. why did you automatically assume the worst wtf. sit down

@@lanac5793 Calm the fuck down Lana LMAO

same

fr tho i started watching this expecting to make fun of him like the fragrance guy, but he’s actually spreading info about healthy water and knowledge about many places in the world having shortages of water/no access to safe drinking water

Same. He's honest. He's not elitist. And he doesn't say "all tap water is bad". We get good tap except after they chlorinate and then it's pool water for days and the smell makes me sick. I drink a lot of water so I have to prepare ahead for when it happens. Anyway he has awesome messages and no weird pseudoscience. Also calling out the fluoride thing, it's insane.

man's getting paid bank for WATER TASTING i love it

His confidence is so impressive to me.

yeah he seem like he really loves what he does , it was great

He pushes for you to be ripped off by snobbier corporations. Mineral water is only beneficial due to magnesium and calcium, two minerals present in any multivitamin that doesnt cost more than 20 dollars a bottle vs his water grift of spending 6 dollars a bottle on fiji water which is contributing to plastic but he apparently cares about pollution and earth and you not getting scammed.

@@static_kitten clearly someone wasn't paying attention

@@static_kitten he literally encourages people to drink tap water, u dum dum

Seriously this guy had a passion and turned it into a career. That’s a really beautiful thing.

Fr dude. At first even I was like huh is this another fragrance gimmick, but I ended up really respecting this guy and what he's doing.

Right? And it makes so much sense. Water is one of the most important aspects of our life, our world, our bodies working. Why should it not be something that people specialize in! Why shouldn't people research our relationship with water? Why shouldn't we invest into research on how to do this better? Blew my mind a little.

You are VASTLY overestimating the challenge of conning vain wealthy people. I admire the guy, but still.

@@lizc6393 the problem isnt "conning" them, but getting to the point where you can come in contact with them

He seemed to be concerned about people saving their money by knowing what's in those fancy waters, which is awfully nice of him. He's very wholesome

Yes!!

yeah it was more "tap water is totally fine actually and is even pretty good in some places, the problem is when it's bottled and sold back to you as a premium product in a plastic bottle" and I can really get behind that

@@CryptP Famously Norwegian tap water is some of the best in the world. We are very proud of it. So this was not a new idea for me.

I take him seriously, but half of what he says is pseudoscience unfortunately. He is heavily convinced of it though, so he isn’t a charlatan (he doesn’t sell water either) at least.

@@_letstartariot i agree the point I was making was just I love his passion

this!!!

same!

@@_letstartariot do u mind sharing what parts he said are mainly pseudoscience? im just curious cuz what he said was genuinely interesting and like .. i know nothing abt it so i wouldnt be able to tell

As a teacher, these are my favorite kinds of students. Gotta pretend not to laugh at inappropriate jokes and then run home to repeat them to family 😅

@@jessmtnz this is amazing LOL

No they seem like teachers Pete and are extremely unfunny

Oh my god thank you fellow autist! I tell everyone that water has a taste all the damn time and people straight up just say "no it doesnt." despite me being able to taste it quite well. I actually am the opposite, i can only drink cold water because my tap water at home has such a bad taste that its easier to drink when its cold so it has less taste to it.

as an adhd person who overwhelms people by talking about whatever im interested in at the moment ABSOLUTELY AGREE. i love listening to other talk about their interests it was cool asf seeing some famous faces give off the same vibes

Yeah!! It makes me really happy too I love to see people talk passionately about their interests as someone who does that too and I'm so glad they were both so genuinely interested in it too! It's so nice :-)

omg I was just thinking this!!! quiet and low-sensory hello fellow autie ❤️❤️

I was thinking about that too! I also think that part of the reason he’s so good at tasting water is that if he’s autistic, autistic ppl can have heightened senses, eg taste. So he can (potentially) rly taste the differences

i was thinking this exact same thing

I could tell you were thirsty

When nicks collide

I've not seen you drink anything. Prove me wrong coward

24 frames of Nick is Not Green?!

I like that shit so much I PISS it

refreshing... like water?

I love when these commentary-tubers do that. Same with Kurtis on his podcast, like with the grey christian or that spirit medium he interviewed

Agreed! I didn't expect to actually learn a few things from this video, either. I love it!

For sure!! But he’s not a scientist or a water treatment operator. He’s a water sommelier which isn’t a degree.

Right? This guy is so sweet and genuine

I hope

I HOPE TOO that would be fucking incredible

@@yostinator81 I hope chain starts here

Subscribe for next episode: "becoming a murder influencer"

@@tumulouspark1409 I hope 🤞

I thought so too at first when I thought they were just gonna make fun of him cause he was a fraud or something, especially since his tiktoks also annoyed me-but after watching the whole video it makes me happy that there’s someone out there who cares about something that’s as insignificant to many as types of water. He seems like a cool guy and this video certainly taught me something new!

@@caseys2698 guy u are everywhere

Don’t take everything he says as fact. He’s not a scientist.

That's fair. I'm more referring to the tasting, not so much in regards to the medical benefits. I generally take anything homeopathic with a grain of salt.

@@EddyGein ahaha a very smart thing to do on the internet! I do love how passionate about it he is. I’m honestly going to send the video to my boss and see what he says 😂

Yeah same, in the first tiktok I was like "Bit confusing, and also, you want me to just drink warm water or something? Absolutely not." but then by the end I'm like "No, yeah, that makes sense, you want to keep the minerals in it so it has more of that revitalizing effect, but not so much that it's hard to drink or has too much negative effect on the flavor or texture."

Might be purposeful editing too. Edit: I was trying to convey that in the videos showed the editors seemed to attempt to portray him as pretty eccentric but in reality he's very down to earth and knowledgeable. But, this is a rhetorical answer to your rhetorical question I suppose. 🤷‍♀

@@MissDarknSpooky It is. It was a rhetorical question.

@@MissDarknSpooky I think it's more just about the concept in the first place. The idea of a guy telling you advice about water and how to consume it sounds as ridiculous at first glance as the idea of water being a marketed product is itself, but then you get into what he's actually saying and it's actually pretty neat stuff.

@@nutmegdoesstuff1339 couldn't agree more!

Yeah, I was worried that it'd be someone not actually considering/thinking about those who can't afford better options. Instead you can tell he does care that everyone has access to them and it's refreshing to see that

right? i was expecting him to be the exact opposite and endorsing expensive glass bottle water brands

It's honestly astonishing how much your average TV show host basically mocks their guests for the entire episode and people still willingly join in on them.

@@Naokarma especially with guests who’s first language isn’t English, I notice they speak like the person is still a beginner in English and treating a grown adult like a child. Seem to equate accent to idiot.

@@KiaSoulEV-rt4sg I feel that one is probably the hardest to get rid of. Even though he spoke plain English, I imagine most of the talk show hosts and stuff genuinely can't tell and just assume foreign=potentially misunderstanding. It's terrible, and probably the hardest to get rid of.

@@Naokarma yeah, I definitely understand the reasoning there, English is a hard language to learn, but like the man is clearly fluent :(

Same. My house has well water too and I can always smell and taste the difference when I have to drink municipal/tap water in other places.

my grandparents water up in Pennsylvania tastes wildly different than any other water I've tried, because it's literally just water (no fluoride or anything) it's crazy to say water has no flavor, like it's not soda or anything but it's not *nothing*

ooh same! I came from a smaller city to a bigger city and the water hardness just went a lot up! I used to live in coastal city, so the water there was almost sweet and it used to quench thirst more adeptly than the of the bigger city! It was from a borwell (and then filtered) from out backyard. Not just the taste, my hair also suffered a lot from washing it in the hard clorinated water. I live in India so we kinda have to filter the water but still, it baffles me that people don't relaise water taste different

same, I get annoyed sometimes when people just say "water doesn't have a taste", because it does, and I always notice the difference when I drink different tap water or well water or bottled water. it all tastes different.

The water here has a slight skunk taste to it

Sadly the glass ones aren't better unless you use them after you have drank all the water

@@mathiasjrs2878 I mean glass is infinitely recyclable whereas plastic has a very finite recycling life so it’s better in that sense.

@@mathiasjrs2878 the glass ones aren't perfect, but they're certainly better.

​@@mathiasjrs2878 Yeah but you can recycle them, they don't break down into microplastics and further destroy the world ad infinitum, etc.

Except glass is heavier so it takes more fuel to transport. If you have safe drinking water, just get a reusable bottle and skip all this waste

I agree! (and same w/Dasani, but when I saw arrowhead I was also reminded of how they always gave us that brand on elementary school field trips and it was disgusting😂)

When covid started, they were buying up all the paper products and bottled water, but left the dasani. It's just flat tasting. It's not refreshing, which is weird as it's reverse osmosis so there's no reason for it to have any flavor in it at all.

Doesn’t Dasani have potassium chloride in it?

Dasani tastes like vomit doesn’t it?

@@elleembee6335 ur right, it tastes empty but also has a gross tastes

That was such a cute moment!

He fully went ":D yeah!!"

i know! this man is so enthusiastic about what he does it's great :)

He was the embodiment of :D

😊fr

That name idea is honestly genius

YES

Such a good idea!!!

Lovely idea!

Yesssss

right 😭

Most of the issues in our daily lives come back to unfettered capitalism as the root cause.

RIGHT LMFAO i was genuinely really surprised with the dudes points and how i was agreeing with alot of them.

this dude is a legend fr

nah man, la croix is only a second channel thing

I always think of distilled water being the stuff u use to rinse out lab equipment! Does not make it sound appetizing for consumption lol

@@meganchambers8108 agreed

It tastes so good, though!! There's something about the smoothness of it that just really hits the spot haha

While this is true, I can't stand the amount of flavors in other forms of water, so distilled water and specific brands of ice are the only things I consume that are predominately water, in liquid form.

I just use distilled for my steamer. I have never liked the taste of it.

Who? I know Danny is a 5 million boy so I must've forgotten already

@@doesbadart13 the joke is that danny is famous (more famous than nick). so the original commenter is being sarcastic

@@isadoralemos2942 Captain obvious

@@Resilience93 what do you mean by that?

so generous

PLZ NOT DENNY

ah the fan fic video. gotta love denny and logan pail

um his name his drew not denny have some respect /s

@@josieblue no it’s jake paul

@@nicksstaffsohecanjab7099 OH NO I REMEMBER NOW

same

yeah, it’s so wholesome to see how passionate he is about this

frfr same

Fluoride's great. As someone who is immunodeficient, it makes such a huge difference because dental procedures are hard for me because I have to take courses of antibiotics... so having the fluoride rocks!

Yea, Conan bothers me with how much he does that on his show.

Yea it’s rare. That’s why I like people like Conan who also give courtesy to the guest

Yes us Norwegians are very proud of the quality of our water actually. We have been going on about this stuff for years. Whenever we travel anywhere the water quality usually is disappointing. It’s a whole cultural thing here. Martin is just the guy who has made a profession out of it. Which feels oddly validating for my culture.

becausefrancisisevil

@@blur4504 francisdidnothingwrong

I live in Carpathian mountains and we have a lot of natural sources of water, so I understand it too)

I just watched at my netto plastik water bottle and was suprised that it was spring water. I read mineralwasser or quellenwasser all the time and didnt realise how special this actually is

Definitely agree. Fun fact, the German Trinkwasserverordnung (drinking water regulation/law) actually states that tap water has to taste good, so it’s really a very German thing to care about water on a fundamental level. I love that he’s so passionate and has a platform for it and that the guys are earnestly listening to him ☺️

yeah same thing, i live in France and my friends and I have discussed this. the subject actually comes back once in a while when we happen to share a bottle of water cause my friend likes it tasting super metallic and i hate it lol

Ich komme aus Florida. Obwohl unser Leitungswasser nicht die beste ist, es gibt viele Federn hier das sehr gutes Wasser ist. Meistes Amerikanische Quellwasser in Flaschen kommt aus Florida. (Es tut mir leid. Mein Deutsch ist nicht so gut aber ich studiere es und ich will üben.)

Same! Like some places I hate the water but some places have really good water! Luckily I love the water where I live so i'm happy about that haha!

FELLOW ADHD HAVER and I very much relate to this comment