I Read About This In US Weekly, But It Didn't Sink In
Ryan, to Co-worker: That's a pretty high-tech water bottle you're drinking from.
Co-worker: Yeah. I have four.
Ryan: Four?
Co-worker: One for the drive to work. One for before lunch. One for the afternoon. One for the drive home.
Ryan: It looks expensive.
Co-worker: What do you use?
Ryan: I just keep refilling the same plastic bottle.
Co-worker: You're going to die. I'm surprised you're not dead already.
Co-worker: Yeah. I have four.
Ryan: Four?
Co-worker: One for the drive to work. One for before lunch. One for the afternoon. One for the drive home.
Ryan: It looks expensive.
Co-worker: What do you use?
Ryan: I just keep refilling the same plastic bottle.
Co-worker: You're going to die. I'm surprised you're not dead already.
5 Comments:
I'm having a hard time wrapping my mind around needing four refillable water bottles, when said co-worker works at a location that must—by the very nature of the work done there—have quite potable water.
did he mean that he drinks and refills the *same* bottle four times?
it is important to stay adequately hydrated.
Stan: Our water is salt sanitized, de-ionized, and filtered with UV lights. It is the very best in VA tap water.
T(h)om: my co-worker owns four (4) separate yet identical water bottles. They are Swiss. Made in China.
They are Swiss. Made in China.
FAIL.
dear stanley (and heck anybody who has ample internet time during the day) if you would like to contribute to another blog, there is one i started at cinnaminimalists.blogspot.com it's got a rotating weekly theme, but besides that is just up for anything interesting y'all have got up your respective figurative sleeves. PROST, hope all you charlottesvillians are well.
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