Tribal People Drink Clean Water for the First Time 

Exactly what I said. This channel needs to stop fucking with them

In the title it said clean water, then they go on to give them carbonated water

I donate to drill wells in villages all over the world. This is life changing in so many ways. I watched a show where an upper middle class girl would go to live with a girl her age in a village. The teenager in Africa had to walk 10 miles daily to get water from a small watering hole where the animals also drink from. It looked terrible, plus, it has so many germs that people are often sick from the water. By the end of the week or two she was there she was very grateful for everything she had and the village got a well-drilled. Wouldn't that be great if we could do that for these villages?

I think they should have started with the still and ended with the sparkling as a special surprise.

@@spongemonkeysooz I would pay for the wells, just don't make me walk that 10 miles pls.

It is sad but he was talking about labours. Also he said 150 Pakistani rupees, which gets you a lot more in Pakistan

@@alishka2827 lots of places around the world 150 American dollars is a years wage

@@toomanyaccounts they didn't mean dollars, they meant Pakistani rupees which would be 0.88 USD

@@alishka2827 i was providing context on how much a person earns in most of the world. .

@@toomanyaccounts oh alright

i've been in Turkey last summer and i think they have some law about drinking water availability or smth. EVERY store has fridge with bottled water of 2 local brands at such low prices that i was shocked. It was around 0.09 USD for 1.5 liter and 0.05 USD for 0.5 L. So anyone can afford it.

Prior to 2020 I could ger a 2 litre bottle of water 17p (£0.17) from Morrisons supermarket here in the UK. Since then it's crept up, 21p then 34p and now I think it's 38p.

@@PhotoRealisticBeaver Lol. Would be 1.5€ here.

I just paid $3.39 for a 500 ml bottle of Evian water from a supermarket today. Normally there’s no way I’d even consider paying that but I was not, dry and needed water.

It is nearly monopolized market. Of course it is ridiculously expensive.

I live in a more rural part of the us where I helped my cousins dig a well but we have an electric pump for the house that runs the filters and everything but it still comes out clear and the ground water is still good enough to drink raw

Where did you grow up?

Gimme the coordinates to that place, gotta add that water to my bucket list

I don’t know why this comment doesn’t have more likes lol

I love it. It scratches the throat so nicely

I like certain brands, such as AHA and Perrier. But some of them are not very good.

I like bubbles :)

And what does white noise smell like?

Fun fact: Bill Gates tried to fix the plumbing problem in 3rd world countries, he came up with a toilet that burns your poop. But it was too expensive to make for easy access.. in Sweden they cost around 4000$. Its only good for people with money.. sadly.. it Would have fixed the problem without plumbing.

@@GregoryLevas Bill Gates could have covered the expense easily, and donated the toilets. Seems it was just another scheme to profit from the poor. Hopefully he goes the same way as his friend Jeffrey Epstein.

@@sophiedash4026 Not really. At $4000 a pop, Bill Gate's net worth would only cover about 32 million of them out of the 1+ billion people it would need to get to. It would have to come down to about $100 for him to barely be able to cover everyone.

You couldn't pay me to drink carbonated water. It is really disgusting.

@@jerryleroy9187 I agree. I prefer my water flat and cold.✨

So true Xymo. Although I been away for several years now, I believe Nestle has purchased the rights to the Zephyrhills springs in Florida.Very good water. The previous owners had a pipeline to a public space that allowed you to fill your own container and pay what you could afford. One can only wonder if that is still the case.

@@jeffreywells3884 I can guarantee if Nestle owns it, it is not. They were also the company that had big billboards in third world countries convincing poor women that their own milk was not enough for their babies, and that they had to buy Nestle formula, and mix it with their own local - often dirty - water to feed their babies. Infant mortality was sky-high because of that. They never had a conscience, and if they ever did a generous thing, you can guarantee there was a profit to be made from it.

@@jeffreywells3884 They did a similar thing in Ontario, Canada. Bought the land that a natural spring is on that people used to be able to get water for free from, banned civilians from the land, and now that spring water is sold worldwide. They’re horrible and the water is terrible anyway.

I hate Nestlé!!! Horrible transnational corporation.

@@morgantaylor517 and crappy chocolate too

America has Flint

Tap water is full of junk. Everyone should be drinking spring water.

@@FixNewsPlease I've done extensive reports on that as well and that is definitely a topic I know well.

I can only imagine what you’ve seen! I didn’t fully appreciate clean, safe drinking water until I moved to another state where the municipal water supply had a foul odor & horrible taste. I’m not sure if it was deemed unsafe to drink, but I was unable to stomach it. Sadly, I was in an unfortunate financial situation, so purchasing bottled water was something I couldn’t always afford. The effects of chronic, long term dehydration are nothing to sniff at. Thankfully I’m back to my hometown where I never take a single drop for granted.

@SCREWSTON TEXAS I tried, it didn’t alleviate the taste.

Don’t forget, the citizens in developed Western countries pay a significant portion of their income to the local and federal government to have safe water on tap along with many other resources we take for granted.

That’s true. I see people every day throw around the word privileged on the stupidest things. If you can go home and take a 💩 in a toilet full of clean water you are privileged. If you can walk in your home and flip a switch and have lights you are privileged.

That's because Americans have worked and built for their privilege

@@jayus2033 You haven't even been born when Americans worked for your priviledge so stop being proud of something you didn't achieve.

Guess it is not 'first world' buddy. That term is a bit naive. I am Kenyan but with clean water, electricity... pretty much everything the so called '1st world' has... and with a home and land to grow anything i need to eat from...

im native and i luvvv me same sparking raspberry water. non flavored carbonated water is gross asf tho

I'm native American too nd I love a ice cold HG after work.

@@axlneztsosie3176 where ya from? Tribe wise? I'm Menominee and Stockbridge

I'm from Denmark and I cannot stand the taste of fizzy water.... it tastes wrong, or like you're drinking a soda without the soda flavorings in it.

I think, and this is just my personal take, that for me a lot of the reason I don't like 'sparkling water' is that my whole life I've been drinking sugared soda water (Coca Cola, Dr Pepper, etc.) and so when tasting non-sugared carbonated water, my taste misses the sugar and my brain reacts negatively. It almost tastes medicinal to me because of it. I have noticed though, certain fruity flavored sparkling water is a lot more tolerable, such as the Orange or Pineapple ones.

@@Meer101 and Nestle (2nd brand ) gets their water for practically nothing and is making a fortune. Indigenous people in the U.S. still fight to bring the fact that “ water is life “.. aka “ MINI WICONI !” I drink bottled water too bc if the chemicals in our tap water but will not purchase Nestle .

Everyone deserves clean water.

@@ssshadowwolf6762 One of the most disgusting things I've ever read was that Colorado have outlawed the collection of rainwater :(

Well they sure didnt get it here... thats sparkling water, nasty stuff. I know they had regular later, but what a way to start.

Pakistan has some of the highest levels of terrorism in the world. Foreigners, especially Western foreigners, are often their targets. Lovely, eh?

We are not blessed, it's more like they are cursed to live in the situation they live in. This is supposed to be normal stuff. We are in the 2000's.

@@MikroOyun exactly the point of the goal is to raise standard for better humanity, not lowering it

@@MikroOyun that's true but if you really think about it we kind of are blessed because we're not like them other than that I agree with you

I live in Canada and the truth is scary tbh, Canada controls like 80% of all clean drinking water in the world. Mostly because of the Great Lakes and the glaciers up north, but truly sad knowing we still don’t have a system to deliver water to every single person in the world 😢

on god!

Nikole, there are several clean water charities that are trying to get clean water around the world. I personally have donated several times to Living Water International, but you can find several others doing the same thing.

I have read about many charities about helping people globally with water purification. It hits harder because I personally love these people and I want what’s best for them. The only charities I’ve ever worked for or donated were for children and their education nationally and globally. Hopefully big changes can happen soon for all that need it out there.

@@nikole4269 Don't worry! The Govt. has installed water filtration plants in their areas, as they all told. They are actually getting clean water now.

@@hafizsyednomanali6868 Thank you so much for this information!

Fyi our country wants to sanction them. So itll continue to get worse for them as for all nations we sanction. Sanctions are meant to strangle n destroy.

Exactly, they are always misinforming them....

They didn’t just give them sparkling water they wanted to give them different kinds of clean water.

Or the video would have been extremely short then

Ted Lasso agrees with you

As someone who didn't know sparkling water (only knew it by name from the internet) I DID feel abused when i bought an extra expensive water bottle only for it to taste like ducking gasoline istg- how do people drink this

I felt really guilty sitting here with my clean tap water in my plastic drink bottle and my instant coffee with marshmallows and cinnamon.

Amy Tanabe why do U have coffee and water at the same time

@@Bob-pk9jr cose I wanted to be comfy, sitting on the couch doing work (and youtube) for a long period of time and wanted to ensure i had everything i needed and wouldn't need to get up for anything. I even have some venison biersticks within reach for a snack.

@@AmaterianAngel Ahahhhhhh !!! Smart one !! My beer is across the room . I should have just brought them all

Exactly!😬

It's a shame people poop in their drinking water 🤷‍♂️

@@EsotericOccultist ikr, its their own fault. Its so horribly disgusting all these people shitting in the water, the streets and whatnot. Truly disgusting people

why is it a shame to take basic necessities for granted exactly?

Absolutely!

@@EsotericOccultist They really don't know better or have a choice in the matter. Your comment is very ignorant.

Which area is this?

i didnt realize or was ignorant to the fact the water situation was that bad, but we always gave as much as we could, hell we had pallets of water sitting in bunkers everywhere just boiling in the heat

@@harunz.alnaji585 Sindh

It’s so good to hear this. Really highlights the human side of military deployed in those countries. I’m not an American and you often hear negative stories about US military “bringing democracy” but this puts a human face to it. Thank you.

wish they didn't give them that shitty sparkling water tho

I mean… in older pipes, a blast of air can damage them. …saw it first hand, don’t ask.

​@@zerotodona1495water hammer is no joke, especially for appliances that aren't protected by an arrester

​@@zerotodona1495when I was going through firefighter training the line I was manning had an air bubble pass through it when the engineer opened another valve on the truck. The nozzle bucked hard enough it knocked both me and my partner who was backing me on our asses.

the water is 100 percent fucking sparkling water that water is nasty thats why they were saying its sour

if you live in the u.s thats kinda ironic to say. i remember growing up in a community here with no clean water, we had to shower for only 2 minutes before our water turned brown. not everywhere in u.s is privileged, but im glad theres more privileged here than there

And then there's the Dutch.

invades, kills and takes

@@clyde7512 because many of us who live in more privileged areas of the US or any country grow up with no idea how poor the infrastructure is just down the road. Even then, because no one wants to invest in upkeep, even the predominantly white middle and upper class areas may start to see things like poor roads, frequent boil water notices, etc. Its honestly depressing how many of us here grow up in the bubble.

Sincerely sorry if this hurt you , but tubewell /ground water we have here is Punjab is one of the fresh water available on earth cuz its come from mountains and is stored in earth (which is best natural storage) I have tasted both filtered and ground water and I can say that ground water is far better pure. Just my opinion

You could mail them some

@@Meandmymirror If I had the money, I would

@@marvelfan526 Water from springs is higher purity which is why they use it for bottled water. If the water you speak of was cleaner, it would be used for bottled water

@@timothyjn100 Actually I wasn't talking about spring water or river water I am talking about ground water. In Punjab we have Tubewells Or atleast a Well in majority of houses. Even government test it's PH value time to time and it's always between 7-7.5. Maybe water from spring is of high quality but I don't think we need 101% pure water, we need water like groud water or natural water which have essential Minerals in it, it's better than artificially purified water.

Bougie people drink it lol

Me either but my husband drinks it all the time, we have our own drink aerater so he is always adding air to his water don't ask me why 🤷‍♀

i drink it allll the time but a lot of people i know dont like it,if it gets the slightest warm its not good to me but if its really cold i love it

I hate it. I have some that I am going to throw out. Can't stand it!

@@zaneshepherd5245 Helps with gas, burps.

Science "blesses" them with development, not an imaginary being.

@@PyramidgodMeekman6 edgy.

Not sure that the use of plastic as a vessel for water is a sign of development in the right direction.

@@PyramidgodMeekman6 that imaginary being created science tho

@@dirtysouth9515 wow nice reply 👍

You don't have a right for things to just magically show up in your home. You have a right to go out and procure water when you need it but other people bringing it to you at their expense is not your right. You don't have a right to other people's labor.

@@EsotericOccultist Fair enough. But it's hardly an expensive process. The shelf price for bottled water should mirror the small effort that goes into making it. The bottle itself can't cost more than 2p. We have very large bottled water companies here and they're considered snake oil salesman.

There can be no right to anything that requires someone else to provide it. You have the right to speak, but not to require another to listen.

@@EsotericOccultist In the US, unless you have a private well, water that comes to you is paid for, either as part of your rent, part of your taxes, or to a private third party vendor. Unfortunately too many places we are paying for water that isn't clean or healthy. The most famous example of that is Flint, Michigan. My sister and I lived in different locations in NY, had to pay for our water, yet could not drink it. The water where I was was alright for bathing, or cooking or laundry, not for drinking. My sister had to install a commercial grade filter (at her expense) just so the water could be used for laundry. It had to be further filtered separately to be able to drink it or cook with. We both paid our lical municipalities for the water. I think we have the right for that paid water to be potable.

@@EsotericOccultist Duhhhhhh that's why we pay taxes and participate in a social contract, so we have nice things.

Most likely because they’d be shamed if they don’t

I mean all these people really need is a deep well drilled in their area. Done deal.

We prefer to give war corp billions of dollars to make bombs to kill people like this....and Russians and Ukrainians of course. .. amounts many times more than it would take to provide clean water to these communities. Is repugnant.

@@machinist1337 i think thats probably what they refer to as a “tube well”

And to think our government (USA) spends billions on BS when we could have (and still can) get filters and wells for these places that don’t have clean drinking water. Politicians priorities are so messed up, they don’t even help our own people, let alone those in real need. Sad

@@machinist1337 Yea lemme just look for this nonexistent water in the middle of the desert

That's no surprise these days. The world's waking up to the fact that the US is a shithole, including its decrepit infrastructure.

@@numbereightyseven it’s not a shit hole tho, it’s literally the most advanced country on earth, lol I hate when people think it’s cool to shit on the US but envy the fuck out of us at the same time and rely on us for basically everything

@@noahd4210 Nah nobody envy you. :)

@@mandilo yes they do lol don’t be stupid we have an abundance of everything

@@noahd4210 I would not live in the US if I was given a home there. Terrifying place to me. Police behaviour is shocking, no abortions, so many places with no clean water (Flint, just for one) no free healthcare, etc. My country is going the same way but it’s not as bad as Amerikkka.

True we actually don't think that much about it ( Atleast me) But it is so weird that we waste extreme amount of water every day compared to people that can't even have clean water. For example in Sweden here we have clean water everywhere even toilet water is drinkable

There's still going to be chlorine and stuff in it but even then it's still easy to get a filter.

@@danieltucker9330 The very small amount of sodium hypochlorite (often incorrectly called chlorine) in tap water can't harm you.

Not according to what the EPA just said lol

Really makes you realize how good we actually have it.

It's not that bad miss RU-vid channels sometime put captions in such a way that make the other side look like living in Underworld with Hades We may not have factories providing us water which actually is chlorine but we have enough natural water which is healthy and tastes good Thanks for your concern Have a great day

Is this white peoples fault too?

@@justinusberger3933 whoa!! How the hell did you skip your way to that conclusion? Wanting the world to blame you?? You need to see a therapist about your life trauma before you get on the internet and start commenting to stir a race war!

@@noumansadiq7926 Thank you for saying this!!!

To hear this man talk of having to boil the germs out of their water for their children is indeed humbling. I am so grateful to have been privileged enough to live in a country where clean water is plentiful.

Well, it's their earning they're taking for granted, I give no f to you all people saying and thinking such bullshit

@@UnknownPerson-nl7te woah calm down macho guy youre scaring all the men in the room. you might cut yourself with that edge

@@UnknownPerson-nl7te nobody cares about your opinion.

If you're American, then how do you have clean water in your house? You must be very rich, being able to buy only Mountain Valley water and never any of the brands that are not clean instead!

@@Rayvn7 ???

88 cents here in the US. My husband is Indian, from Bangalore. He grew up pretty privileged in my opinion, he had a lot more than I did growing up poor in the USA lol but we decided long ago we never wanted kids, and instead we support orphanages and women's charities in his hometown. Our first donation to an orphanage was $500 and after they received it the place sent us so many emails with pictures showing the kids eating well and getting medical care, for months. It was 50 kids and they could eat for months off this. We were so happy but also heartbroken to realize how much $500 could do for these kids when in most western countries children have toys (phones, tablets) that cost more than that. We still donate monthly to various organizations, having his mom or sister check the places to be sure they are legitimate. I still feel guilty every day.

@@rapa2894 Thank you for doing that. It is very generous of you and you know it is greatly appreciated!

why iam reading this wir an indian accent xD

@@rapa2894 You shouldn't feel guilty, you're one of the few doing work to remedy this situation. The disparity between both worlds is shameful, I agree, but you are not to blame for it. I visited an orphanage in the Gambia when I was a student - I took a suitcase full of toys, pens, notebooks etc - cost me less than £10, but it brought weeks of joy to the people we visited.

So true. 😓

Where I live is hot to the point that if I put less than half a glass of ice and fill it with tap water, it will all be melted by the time the glass is full 😂 our tap water is "safe" but not pure well water, it's chemically treated. I prefer to use the ice and water from my fridge door because it's colder and it's filtered, still from the same tap but tastes much better.

Northern areas in Pakistan our water is from mountain spring

@@rapa2894 where are you from?

Mountain and underground spring water are the best! I consider myself lucky to have tried them because most humans won't get to enjoy that gift of nature.

In the middle east we don't really drink tap water it's too hard. And in the summer it comes out probably at 60 C or more. Gets heated if there's metal piping.

Because most Americans don't leave their city much less their country. I have been to over a dozen countries and 40 states so far. When Americans talk about growing up or being poor, they really don't know what poor is.

You’re surprised? What’s surprising is that you’re somehow surprised. How can you expect people to have a frame of reference for a life they’ve never witnessed or been exposed to? Or more so, never actually lived. Sure, some of us try our best to remind ourselves just how bad it could be, but even then, we aren’t drinking sewage infested water, every single time. Your best effort doesn’t even come close to understanding their everyday. You’re merely trying your best, which is nice. But countless people don’t even have enough awareness or curiosity about these living conditions across the globe. And so they simply do not have many thoughts about them, certainly not enough to remember everyday just how good they have it. This leads to people being surprised every time they’re confronted with this insight. The less you’re exposed to something, the less you think about it. Simple concept to grasp. Being surprised by this doesn’t reflect your level of thinking that well

Because they see that they have a RU-vid channel and forget they are from (rural) Pakistan and what that means in terms of comparing economy, human rights, labour etc...

@@dankelly5150 Meagerly. There is a significant difference between the two words.

Because the usual depiction of the third world to the US is having it bad but still having the bare minimum to even qualify as part of the classification of "third world" because it's never usually these truly remote and detached peoples that get media attention, it's almost always the very poor but still generally functional areas of the world that get such attention because the media doesn't want to actually help, they want JUUUUUUUST enough hope to be there that they can siphon money for the causes they report on, otherwise if someone sees the reality of how poor some places are, truly, they are either going to ignore it because it seems hopeless or people might actually start demanding something more substantial be done.

PŪR water filters are best

Reverse osmosis is the gold standard, pur, britta is a joke.

Life straws would be good too!!

The Govt. has installed water filtration plants in their areas, as they all told. They are actually getting clean water now.

Zero Water Filter is better than Pur or Britta in my opinion.

Science will look after them, not god...

@@PyramidgodMeekman6 If only God wills, then surely...

@@PyramidgodMeekman6 water was on earth before your “science"

@@alfazehsas you mean water from elemental reactions from the space rocks that eventually formed Earth as we know it today?

@@WraithLK Yeah, the water that the Creator sent.

what he meant was being healthy

the water is 100 percent fucking sparkling water that water is nasty thats why they were saying its sour

@@jetbum The first one was. The rest weren't

Same I'd rather drink soda.

america moment

Try fasting with no food for a 30 hours. Then have him eat sugarless crackers or bread/roti. Then give him a fresh bottle of poland spring, or fiji... gurantee he'll enjoy it. When I was in Guatemala they drinked from these bags or wells; only some areas had clean bottled water but it was super expensive at least for the locals.

Three thumbs up for your commen! Thank you!

And Nestlé's bottled "mineral water" is just filtered tap water.

Dont worry, eventually when america's water is all contaminated by fracking and other methods, will send democracy to countrys with pure water...

tell that to the people of Flint Michigan, New Jersey, Texas etc

I don't drink bottled water. We have a pur water filter on our kitchen faucet.

Water isn’t alive calm down.

@@toastysock Try staying alive without it.

They aren’t doing shit. They are exposing these men. In the title it says giving them clean water. They are giving them carbonated water which taste like shit. They are making money off views. Fuck them

@@chad_garrison1991 but the second water was literally Nestle…

@Anna Inspain Try staying alive without calcium or iron. Doesn't mean they're alive.

it sounds like the govt is trying to make clean water available in their villages

They have more affordable bottled water available, as long as there's stores they can get to in the rural areas. These are so expensive in comparison because they're imported. It's not like in the states where imported goods are often cheaper due to how much lower labor wages are in comparison. Basically we pay them chump change to manufacture goods for us, which is why their wages are so low. Companies and entire countries get away with it by basically bribing their governments to keep them impoverished. Capitalism baby.

The first bottle was carbonated water which is more expensive than "regular" water. However having easy access to clean drinking water in third world countries is a huge concern. Many young girls don't get an education because they spend their days walking several miles more than once a day to carry back heavy containers of clean water.

@@synthiamcbride7194 Actually, not so clean water. Some of the water they collect makes them sick. Check out The Water Project to see folks who drill wells in villages.

@@spongemonkeysooz That is true. Much of the water is not clean nor safe for drinking.

Well, it's their earning they're taking for granted, I give no f to you all people saying and thinking such bullshit

@@UnknownPerson-nl7te what

@@UnknownPerson-nl7te i have no idea what this guy is trying to say but im guessing they are an idiot

Well, instead of saying we as Americans, just say the Western World. More than 90 countries in the world have 100% access to clean water.

@@ZenkaiDragon400 there is one in every conversation 😂😂😂😂✌️ thankyou

No, it should not.

@@mikek5298 Yes, it should've. Saying they are drinking clean water for the first time is just a blatant lie, as they all told that they have clean water available cuz the govt has installed water filtration plants in their areas.

Well, it's their earning they're taking for granted, I give no f to you all people saying and thinking such bullshit

@@UnknownPerson-nl7te what

@@UnknownPerson-nl7te wtf are you talking about

Our ancestors had it hard too. They made it happen

They could just modernise

@@SinfullyHera how, without money..not possible

@@boltez6507 They could just earn money??

@@SinfullyHera lol it isn't that easy dude

​@@SinfullyHera I bet you are underage.

Sweden is awesome!

Sant den bästa vattnet i Sverige är i Skåne

@@hyperceptional Was*

Oh, and one of the first bottles waters was called Evian. That is Naive spelled backwards, lol.

people always say that but it isn't the full story. They don't just bottle tap water, they use municipal water as the source but then run it through massive Reverse Osmosis filtration machines. I'd rather drink Dasani than Chlorinated and Fluoridated water run through rusty city pipes. There are better options than Dasani but it's better than what most people believe.

@@S.Parrow didn't read my reply, didja?

@@S.Parrow We drink Dasani too. I live in the US and our water has algal contaminants that gum up any filters we try to use, and the government won't fix it. We buy distilled water for cooking, etc, and buy Dasani to drink.

And the bottles are recycled too!

Did you not watch the whole video?

@@sqn175 I know I didn't. As soon as all four of them made faces at the "water" they were served, I stopped watching. It seemed like an evil trick to call that crap water and serve it to those hard-working gentlemen who can't afford proper water. Due to your comment, I'll go back and see what I missed. If you hadn't said that, I probably would've just left after reading the comments.

@@michaelm.1947 ME TOO

@@michaelm.1947 Glad I read this! I almost did the same.

Carbonated water is horrible.

Yes. Yet, so many areas of the world don't have access to clean water. Many have to drive or walk hours DAILY just to get water for their family. It's crazy to imagine doing that on top of working a job, but clean water is essential.

Yes I agree with Sweden , clean water is a human right, paying money for clean water is wrong

I've lived my whole life all over the US and have NEVER had clean water from the tap. In many places here, you have to buy a very expensive filtration system, or bottled water from the store.

@@orphansparrow2 tap water in the US, with notable exceptions for corrupt right wrong governments knowingly using caustic water in places like Flint, is nearly universally clean. Even cleaner than bottled water. It just doesn't always taste good.

@@Yasmine-mm1yc 😂😂😂😂. Except that Flint's problems are directly traced to the orders of Rick Snyder.

Wtf. Thats the only good water. Still water tastes like bullshit

@@iZePlayz what's wrong with you? Why are you so mad? Pretty sure the majority of the world drinks still water

@@haniffat around 80% of people here in germany hate still water

@@iZePlayz While I agree with the sparkling water part, how do you not like still water?!

@@ayametheepic i dont know it just tastes flat

you must feel so good about yourself, bravo! 👏

@@VDounDu 🤡

Definitely cut down on soft drinks, I know they can taste amazing but they're not that great for your body. Drink that clean water! I live in Scotland and the tap water is incredible, that's all I drink!

Scottish water is very good. I live in Staffordshire in the West Midlands, and we have very limey water (to the point where you can taste it clearly) - but to me it's normal and no one here seems to mind it.@@leeriches8841

I agree.

That title is very misleading. They all told that the govt. has installed water filtration plants in their areas. They are getting clean water now. This channel is getting desperate to get views now.

@@hafizsyednomanali6868 the other stated they were drinking sewer water with fresh. His area has better water now, but many areas are still affected. They live in the middle of now where since their village folk. I was assuming more of well or spring water for their fresh water. It still is bringing awareness about the region which is always a good thing.