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What was your best purchase?
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it's honestly crazy to me that this isn't an item every person owns. the fact that some people call it a 'reusable' bottle, as if that isn't the standard, is shocking.
like imagine historic humans spending time making a clay bottle or leather waterskin only to just throw it away on the ground after using it a single time. "disposable" bottles and other plastics are a crime against humanity and that's not even an exaggeration
To make things even worse is that you can still reuse the disposable ones not as nice as metal ones but are lighter when empty and get the job of holding water until you get thirsty ultimately you can pretty easily tell who is from the country by what they consider a normal water bottle is because one person can easily just go to a store and get a new water bottle much more often than the other guy
yeah maybe true about rural/urban, but any city boy who's ever been camping probably owns a normal reusable bottle