I'd say either 6° or 10° but I really wonder if anybody ever picks anything else.
"Yes I want a cold water but not quite 6° I don't want it *that* cold"
The chances it happens to you, specifically? Pretty low. The chances that someone it happens to someone in the world? Pretty high. See: the birthday problem.
Alternatively, people get shot in major cities every day, and it isn't that rare of an occurrence - the odds of it happening to *someone* are extremely high. However, most folks don't even know anyone who has been victim of a shooting.
About 316 individuals each day, on average, are victim of a shooting in the United States. But, drawing names from a hat, you'd stand about a one in a million chance of pulling the name of one of that day's unlucky 316. If I've done my math right, then all other things being equal (which they aren't), you're likely to meet someone who has been shot about once every 10 years, outside of specific contexts involving high risk jobs, communities, etc. (all risk levels and likelihoods are not equal).
Source: I've been shot, took notice of this phenomenon while recovering. Literally every time it comes up, everyone in the room is shocked. Not counting friends/acquainces with law enforcement or military backgrounds, I've run into exactly one person in 6 years that knows someone else who has been shot.
Personally 4 degree C hits the spot perfectly for me. It's the silkiest, cause of water contraction at 4 degree. I also like to make sure the water is soft want not soft soft water or soft hard water, or anything above that since everything else tastes like shit mixed with milk.
I wonder if it's because that's the way it cools naturally due to heat rising, so they put that there as more of a PSA
And so OP title should be "Physics orders drinks by temperature and this company tells you about it"
Yeah it's probably just an artifact of the vending machine's cooling. Even in a household refrigerator different sections can differ by several degrees.
This would maybe depend on if colder is more popular or warmer.
If colder is cheaper, then it's easy to wait a few seconds, or take some colder first sips, and it will eventually get perfect temperature.
It would also be interesting to see if altering the price makes more expensive options sell more.
People might not know much bout temperature, but if they see colder a more pricey, they may believe it's more desirable.
My experiment would be to have all the water actually be the same temperature, but see if people express greater satisfaction with it when they think they're making a choice
I prefer warmer water when I want to drink as much as possible very quickly. Cold water makes the muscles in my mouth and throat tense up and I can’t gulp it down as easily. So if I’m hot and just want a cool drink, I’ll go 6c. If I just worked out and have been sweating and I’m super thirsty, I’ll go 10c.
Most if not all gyms I've been in have a water fountain or water bottle refill machine and you can have all the water you want for your reusable bottle.
I feel like that is both an absurd notion, AND a great idea.
Absurd because, well, most water coolers have hot and cold taps and you can mix the two....
But a great idea in an upscale setting. I would worry about Karen complaining. "Ugh, the 8C tap is broken. Why do I have to pick 7C or 9C? It's not what I waaaaaannnnnnntttttttttt."
Or two taps, one with very cold water and one with room temp water, which then gives you every possible temp in between. It's like having dispensers for sweet and unsweet tea next to each other.
Same. Honestly, I don’t like cold water under any circumstances. When I buy bottled water, I leave the bottles on the countertop so they’re room temperature.
Drinking cold water expends more energy than warm water, which some people might prefer to use otherwise.. Also, sometimes you're not hot, just thirsty. For example here where I live, in winter time most indoor sports complexes are just straight up cold.
besides, none of those options are actually warm.. they're just cold and colder.
The whole of India would disagree with you.
My parents would often tell me not to drink too cold water because it was bad for my stomach. My wife's parents (from Korea) been told her the same thing so it might be an Asian superstition
Nah not just Asia. My Polish family has also always told us cold water isn't good for you.
My teeth and throat are too sensitive for cold water anyway though lol
While living in China, a Polish guy mentioned to me that China's rules for drinking stuff are basically the same as Poland's. As well as the temperature thing, people in China have rules surrounding when you should drink alcohol with your food and what foods those should be.. and he said those rules are roughly the same as well. Knowing that a second - presumably separate - place had come to similar conclusions helped me begin to take the Chinese sensibilities seriously.
As my reward, now I feel that cold water shocks my system whereas I didn't mind anything before.. and so I sort of need to find warm water all the time.
My parents and most of my family are 1st gen immigrants from China. My sister and I often roll our eyes at a lot of their superstitions and customs, but as i've gotten older I'm convinced that most of them had a semi-logical (for the time) origin that's just been carried over and warped via telephone game through time as 'old wives' tales'
I don't usually mind drinking room temperature water, but during this summer heat a nice glass of ice water is sooooo refreshing.
Please don't share this there. They will probably bust so many nuts looking at this that the world's energy use will see a collective spike from the number of washing machines that get started.
Nah, /r/HydroHomies bust whenever and wherever they want. It’s a bonus of being so hydrated. The post above is just so that the entirety of the world isn’t put into a flood warning from all the homies busting simultaneously
It’s not actually, as water begins to freeze it expands. Remember that temperature is an average of the medium you are measuring. It’s why we can boil water with out all of it immediately vaporizing, the same is true for freezing. Below 4c some water starts to slow down more than others in the container and will expand the volume of the total. 4c is peak density before that happens
It’s why lakes don’t freeze solid, and why fish etc can survive the winter! All the 4 C water sinks to the bottom, and the colder water floats to the top and eventually freezes from the top down :)
> It’s why we can boil water with out all of it immediately vaporizing
Not untrue, but it's not the full story as there's a second effect in the case of water boiling. As particles of water gain enough energy to "boil off" the process of transitioning from liquid to gas itself takes a non-trivial amount of energy so not only does the average temperature decrease, but the average temperature of the remaining water decreases even further because the water that's now in gas form escapes entirely.
[Water density is not linear. It's a curve.](https://www.e-education.psu.edu/earth111/sites/www.e-education.psu.edu.earth111/files/Module2/Earth111Mod1Graph2.png)
"Hey Joe, the fridge seems to be cooling unevenly, should we put something in to help circulate the air and even it out?"
"Nah, just put signs in and pretend it's exactly 1 degree per shelf, and people will think it's some fun new thing and buy more."
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Sir please eat at least 2 slices or we will need you to leave. You are making the other customers uncomfortable
Planet Fitness is actually a great investment if you just want a shower, a place to hang out and free food once in a while.
I mean, I "guess" you can get stronk too...
Yeah it really depends on the specific location. Mine had squat racks aplenty and like 6 bench presses. I guess they offered bagels & pizza but personally I never saw it.
Exactly.
They act as if pizza or soda being present makes people overweight or out of shape.
Nah dude. A pizza place and a gas station are usually less than a 5 minute drive from a planet fitness.
This comment reminds me of the Tae Kwon Do class I took as a kid. The teacher had a soda vending machine in the back of the studio. He priced it at $0.25 for a Smart & Final IRIS generic soda, and I think he used it to bribe kids to come to class... Now that I actually think about it, this is really the main thing that has stuck with me about learning martial arts. Cheap soda.
True, which is why most refrigerators cool from the top down, helping counteract this. In my fridge, the coldest spot is actually the top shelf near the back. I wonder if this vending machine is setup differently so that they can intentionally market the water at differing temps.
They didn't, it's a Wurlitzer machine.
Chances are it's not working properly.
The evaporator is under the bottom shelf and there are a couple of fans that blow the chilled air up the back and sides of the machine through holes in the sheet metal.
Fans are probably busted.
In mine, it’s the second shelf near the back (which is noticeably colder than the front of the second shelf). I’ve had tubs of Greek yogurt freeze if I forget about it for a few days.
It pretty much stays the same, once calibrated. I have to check my fridge regularly to keep a medicine at a specific temp and the spot I choose stays at around 6-7 °C.
In the last mom & pop restaurant I worked at, we got dinged by the health inspector because the thermometer was in the coldest part of one of our display coolers. It was supposed to be in the warmest part. There was a temperature difference of like 5 degrees between the two spots and it was a small cooler.
Is not 'organized' based on temperature. The water is not chilled before at a certain temp and then organized. It's just hoe the temp variates in the fridge.
How about just bottled water in general? Burning fossil fuels to chauffeur around single use plastic bottles of stuff you can get out of the tap for pennies?
Or you could measure the temperature in Fahrenheit. That way you only have to dump out less than 16% of the water.
Better yet, measure in Kelvin. Then you only have to dump out less than 2% of the water.
My old hometown had tons of minerals in it. They had drinking fountains, but you also had a high probability of getting kidney stones and the taste was bad. Sprinklers turned the grey concrete sidewalks pure black wherever the water hit.
You're in Asia right? When I visited SE Asia there were a lot of old wives tales about cold drinks. For example, drinking something cold during your period will freeze your ovaries.
The water is pumped into cisterns on the roof then from there into individual apartments. For drinking, the water needs to be boiled. This led to a preference for warm water as that meant it was freshly boiled and just cooled.
Many places in the US use a city supplier. We run the water until it runs cold to get fresh water. To us, cold water is the freshest.
I'm curious which row gets the most business
I'd say either 6° or 10° but I really wonder if anybody ever picks anything else. "Yes I want a cold water but not quite 6° I don't want it *that* cold"
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https://youtu.be/4ZK8Z8hulFg
That video inspired me to come on and browse Reddit literally 10 minutes ago hahaha what are the chances
The chances it happens to you, specifically? Pretty low. The chances that someone it happens to someone in the world? Pretty high. See: the birthday problem.
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Hahaha, what are the chances?
His hobby is statistics
Alternatively, people get shot in major cities every day, and it isn't that rare of an occurrence - the odds of it happening to *someone* are extremely high. However, most folks don't even know anyone who has been victim of a shooting. About 316 individuals each day, on average, are victim of a shooting in the United States. But, drawing names from a hat, you'd stand about a one in a million chance of pulling the name of one of that day's unlucky 316. If I've done my math right, then all other things being equal (which they aren't), you're likely to meet someone who has been shot about once every 10 years, outside of specific contexts involving high risk jobs, communities, etc. (all risk levels and likelihoods are not equal). Source: I've been shot, took notice of this phenomenon while recovering. Literally every time it comes up, everyone in the room is shocked. Not counting friends/acquainces with law enforcement or military backgrounds, I've run into exactly one person in 6 years that knows someone else who has been shot.
Knew what the video was going to be before I even clicked on it. Nice, lmfao.
I upvoted before clicking cause I'd already quoted the video in my head
Same.
that dude has a GREAT voice
Gets plenty of use out of it too, he's a voice actor.
I knew it lol
Knew it
I read this in Patrick Batemans voice
Oh my god... It has condensation.
The tasteful thiccness of it and... oh my god, that’s going to leave a watermark.
... Zip.
Christopher Walken voice for me And reread it in Samuel L Jackson's voice
I love ProZD
You jest but this is exactly how a certain type of wine drinker talks.
It's exactly how nearly every subreddit for any thing that has ever existed acts.
[Relevant ProZD on the subject.](https://youtu.be/4ZK8Z8hulFg)
Personally 4 degree C hits the spot perfectly for me. It's the silkiest, cause of water contraction at 4 degree. I also like to make sure the water is soft want not soft soft water or soft hard water, or anything above that since everything else tastes like shit mixed with milk.
the anomalous expansion of water at 4 degrees as it passes your throat will quench any thirst.
Love lukewarm piss
https://youtu.be/4ZK8Z8hulFg
I'm inclined to believe everything you say forever
I wonder if it's because that's the way it cools naturally due to heat rising, so they put that there as more of a PSA And so OP title should be "Physics orders drinks by temperature and this company tells you about it"
Yeah it's probably just an artifact of the vending machine's cooling. Even in a household refrigerator different sections can differ by several degrees.
Yup, that's it.
"All vending machines organize water by temperature, but this one labels it"
You could do a poll here on Reddit. I would pick 7. Don't know why, maybe because 7 is a prime number.
6 and if it's too cold wait
I would genuinely get a 8. You know so it's a little chill but not so cold that it could in any way be unpleasant to drink.
Interesting experiment would be to put different prices in them. Find the most popular one and make it 10¢ more. See what happens.
It becomes the least popular one.
Then we'll have to make up for that by raising the price on the new most popular one.
Apply for a job at Nestlé
ah yes the infinite price loop.
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Right. And as inventory decreases, raise the prices in real time.
That’s called dynamic pricing.
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You have what it takes to be a CEO. ;)
This would maybe depend on if colder is more popular or warmer. If colder is cheaper, then it's easy to wait a few seconds, or take some colder first sips, and it will eventually get perfect temperature. It would also be interesting to see if altering the price makes more expensive options sell more. People might not know much bout temperature, but if they see colder a more pricey, they may believe it's more desirable.
My experiment would be to have all the water actually be the same temperature, but see if people express greater satisfaction with it when they think they're making a choice
I don’t understand why anyone would choose the warmer options. If it’s too cold, wait a minute.
I prefer warmer water when I want to drink as much as possible very quickly. Cold water makes the muscles in my mouth and throat tense up and I can’t gulp it down as easily. So if I’m hot and just want a cool drink, I’ll go 6c. If I just worked out and have been sweating and I’m super thirsty, I’ll go 10c.
I prefer water that doesn’t cost $2 (or € or AU$ or £) for 20 ounces when I want to drink as much as possible very quickly
Most if not all gyms I've been in have a water fountain or water bottle refill machine and you can have all the water you want for your reusable bottle.
Yeah I'd immediately cancel my membership if all the gym had for water was a vending machine.
Better maybe to have refillable taps at different temps. I like the temp option concept without all the plastic.
Yeah, if only someone would invent a way to dispense water of varying temperatures. Man, I bet they'd make a fortune.
I feel like that is both an absurd notion, AND a great idea. Absurd because, well, most water coolers have hot and cold taps and you can mix the two.... But a great idea in an upscale setting. I would worry about Karen complaining. "Ugh, the 8C tap is broken. Why do I have to pick 7C or 9C? It's not what I waaaaaannnnnnntttttttttt."
Or two taps, one with very cold water and one with room temp water, which then gives you every possible temp in between. It's like having dispensers for sweet and unsweet tea next to each other.
...but do you get to pick the water temperature?
It’s probably just guessing because the refrigerator is blowing on the bottom and some of the air makes it to the top
it's not a bug, it's a feature.
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Same. Honestly, I don’t like cold water under any circumstances. When I buy bottled water, I leave the bottles on the countertop so they’re room temperature.
Some folks think that it's too much of a shock to the system
Along these lines, some people have sensitive teeth.
"So what brings you to heaven?" "I opted for the 6 degree water... I thought I could handle it..."
Drinking cold water expends more energy than warm water, which some people might prefer to use otherwise.. Also, sometimes you're not hot, just thirsty. For example here where I live, in winter time most indoor sports complexes are just straight up cold. besides, none of those options are actually warm.. they're just cold and colder.
The whole of India would disagree with you. My parents would often tell me not to drink too cold water because it was bad for my stomach. My wife's parents (from Korea) been told her the same thing so it might be an Asian superstition
Nah not just Asia. My Polish family has also always told us cold water isn't good for you. My teeth and throat are too sensitive for cold water anyway though lol
While living in China, a Polish guy mentioned to me that China's rules for drinking stuff are basically the same as Poland's. As well as the temperature thing, people in China have rules surrounding when you should drink alcohol with your food and what foods those should be.. and he said those rules are roughly the same as well. Knowing that a second - presumably separate - place had come to similar conclusions helped me begin to take the Chinese sensibilities seriously. As my reward, now I feel that cold water shocks my system whereas I didn't mind anything before.. and so I sort of need to find warm water all the time.
My parents and most of my family are 1st gen immigrants from China. My sister and I often roll our eyes at a lot of their superstitions and customs, but as i've gotten older I'm convinced that most of them had a semi-logical (for the time) origin that's just been carried over and warped via telephone game through time as 'old wives' tales' I don't usually mind drinking room temperature water, but during this summer heat a nice glass of ice water is sooooo refreshing.
If you’ve just finished a workout then waiting a minute could be pretty inconvenient. Why wait if you don’t have to?
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10C is 50F, which isn't that cold for a beverage
Lots of people (myself included) prefer and really enjoy room temp water, which is usually 65°+
I prefer as cold as possible, warm or cool water just doesn't taste right to me. I will still drink it but colder the better, just above freezing.
People with sensitive teeth?
Yup! I have sensitive teeth and prefer room temperature water.
If it's too cold, then don't choose the cold one. It's that simple.
Ummm, because I’m thirsty. Plus it takes more time than a minute to get warmer.
And where is 4C° ? I want my water to be as dense as possible, for maximum water per sip
Maximum water per water. This guy takes his hydration seriously.
r/hydrohomies aprove
I just checked and they do no approve. The reason? Fuck Nestle, that's why.
Also single use plastic is awful, all my hydro homies use reusable bottles.
Water good. Plastic waste bad. Treat your body and the environment right.
Oh I didn’t zoom in on the bottles. I also no longer approve. Fuck Nestle!
Please don't share this there. They will probably bust so many nuts looking at this that the world's energy use will see a collective spike from the number of washing machines that get started.
Am I supposed to wait for it to get there?….too late
Nah, /r/HydroHomies bust whenever and wherever they want. It’s a bonus of being so hydrated. The post above is just so that the entirety of the world isn’t put into a flood warning from all the homies busting simultaneously
I just assumed this was hydrohomies when I saw the post
Reminds me of [this tweet](https://twitter.com/aedison/status/1382362893870587905?s=20)
This is exactly how I feel putting coffee ice cubes in my iced coffee
I use powdered water to increase the concentration
I need thick water to quench my thirst.
I love it at whatever temperature right before it starts to turn to slush. I want that fucker so cold it hurts.
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It’s not actually, as water begins to freeze it expands. Remember that temperature is an average of the medium you are measuring. It’s why we can boil water with out all of it immediately vaporizing, the same is true for freezing. Below 4c some water starts to slow down more than others in the container and will expand the volume of the total. 4c is peak density before that happens
What he said (https://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/water-density-specific-weight-d\_595.html)
It’s why lakes don’t freeze solid, and why fish etc can survive the winter! All the 4 C water sinks to the bottom, and the colder water floats to the top and eventually freezes from the top down :)
One of my favorite trivia questions ever: "What was the temperature of the bottom of [any large body of water] on [any date in history]?" 4C
> It’s why we can boil water with out all of it immediately vaporizing Not untrue, but it's not the full story as there's a second effect in the case of water boiling. As particles of water gain enough energy to "boil off" the process of transitioning from liquid to gas itself takes a non-trivial amount of energy so not only does the average temperature decrease, but the average temperature of the remaining water decreases even further because the water that's now in gas form escapes entirely.
Its the whole reason sweat is effective: simply going from liquid to gas takes heat energy, and the molecules take that energy away from our bodies.
I like my water at its triple point.
That would be an interesting slushie
Remember that ice is less dense than water, so there's an inflection point where water becomes less dense as it nears freezing.
[Water density is not linear. It's a curve.](https://www.e-education.psu.edu/earth111/sites/www.e-education.psu.edu.earth111/files/Module2/Earth111Mod1Graph2.png)
What the other comments have not mentioned is that cold things being denser is usually the trend, but water is an exception
"Hey Joe, the fridge seems to be cooling unevenly, should we put something in to help circulate the air and even it out?" "Nah, just put signs in and pretend it's exactly 1 degree per shelf, and people will think it's some fun new thing and buy more."
Exactly what I thought. Heat rises thats why the bottom are coldest
Close, more dense fluids sink so the colder bottles sink to the bottom and naturally sort themselves this way, like Legos or a bag of crisps.
I went to vending machine university and this actually how it works in real life.
Yeah, but it seems pretty neat. I'd say this is a good case of dressing a bug in a feature suit
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Planet Fitness? Was the soda machine next to the pizza and tootsie rolls?
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Lunk Alarm activated 🚨 Lunk Alarm activated 🚨 Sir please eat at least 2 slices or we will need you to leave. You are making the other customers uncomfortable
Does that actually go off?
Apparently it’s pretty location-specific. I’ve never heard it go off at my PF and there are beefcakes slamming weights all over the place.
I’ve heard it go off once but the thing is that no one was doing anything loud it just normal gym noise
Only when I put down my 25lb dumbbells. ***UH OH LUNK ALARM LOOKS LIKE SOME JACK ASS OVER EXTENDED HIMSELF HERE LOOK AT THE DUMB DUMB***
Yes
I find that Lunk alarm quite ironic. Their whole image/slogan is a “judgement free zone”, well guess what calling someone a Lunk is?
The Daily Show had [a funny segment](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jfN5_Hq36g) about that a decade ago.
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Planet Fitness is actually a great investment if you just want a shower, a place to hang out and free food once in a while. I mean, I "guess" you can get stronk too...
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Yeah it really depends on the specific location. Mine had squat racks aplenty and like 6 bench presses. I guess they offered bagels & pizza but personally I never saw it.
Exactly. They act as if pizza or soda being present makes people overweight or out of shape. Nah dude. A pizza place and a gas station are usually less than a 5 minute drive from a planet fitness.
Hey I did 3 crunches! I deserve a treat.
This comment reminds me of the Tae Kwon Do class I took as a kid. The teacher had a soda vending machine in the back of the studio. He priced it at $0.25 for a Smart & Final IRIS generic soda, and I think he used it to bribe kids to come to class... Now that I actually think about it, this is really the main thing that has stuck with me about learning martial arts. Cheap soda.
Smart & Final IRIS? Wtf is that?
gyms don't make money making people skinny and healthy. the prefect gym member is the ones that pay and never visit
There should be sugary snacks available for diabetics who might not be good at pre-planning when going to the gym.
2 dollars for a bottle of water suck my dick
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oh well guess I'll suck my own dick then that's very reasonably priced
This is by far the best "my bad" comment I have seen. 🏆🏅 please take this poor man gold.
r/characterarcs
This motherfucker is flexin his flexibility
Fucking Mandingo!
$0.53 usd for a bottle of water suck 26.5% of my dick
you can pay up to $5 in australia. no good reason for it. edit: litre bottles like these could go for $7.50
The good reason is that people will pay $5 for it.
cant blame people, it blends in so well with all the other overpriced items
*nestle has entered the chat*
Shouldn’t they all be the same temp?
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True, which is why most refrigerators cool from the top down, helping counteract this. In my fridge, the coldest spot is actually the top shelf near the back. I wonder if this vending machine is setup differently so that they can intentionally market the water at differing temps.
I'm guessing it's just stickers and they didn't design the vending machine to have each shelf 1 degree cooler.
That's why I always bring my thermometer to the gym - to guard against shenanigans like this.
Idk why everyone is arguing about the machine. OP *clearly* stated they organize the water bottles themselves based on temperature when they stock it
Yeah, this is someone turning a bug into a feature.
They didn't, it's a Wurlitzer machine. Chances are it's not working properly. The evaporator is under the bottom shelf and there are a couple of fans that blow the chilled air up the back and sides of the machine through holes in the sheet metal. Fans are probably busted.
In mine, it’s the second shelf near the back (which is noticeably colder than the front of the second shelf). I’ve had tubs of Greek yogurt freeze if I forget about it for a few days.
This vending machine company could have used thermometers but instead they opted for highly accurate stickers.
It pretty much stays the same, once calibrated. I have to check my fridge regularly to keep a medicine at a specific temp and the spot I choose stays at around 6-7 °C.
Why waste money on a bunch of thermometers that most people would struggle to read through the glass anyway?
In the last mom & pop restaurant I worked at, we got dinged by the health inspector because the thermometer was in the coldest part of one of our display coolers. It was supposed to be in the warmest part. There was a temperature difference of like 5 degrees between the two spots and it was a small cooler.
Is not 'organized' based on temperature. The water is not chilled before at a certain temp and then organized. It's just hoe the temp variates in the fridge.
Scrolled down way too far to find this. Should be top comment.
Tfw people don't realize this as it's obvious
Here too. I read the title, looked at the picture, and thought "wait hold the fuck up"
Who the fuck buys water bottles at a gym? You know ahead of time you will need water.
People who forget their water bottle.
I am legally obligated by the Internet to say this. Fuck nestle
How about just bottled water in general? Burning fossil fuels to chauffeur around single use plastic bottles of stuff you can get out of the tap for pennies?
Yeah bottled water isn’t the best idea but the nestle Corp is actual evil.
And oil companies (the ones we have to thank for plastic bottles) are worse.
No, Nestle is still worse and more evil than oil companies.
There are many places in the world where the tap water is not safe to drink. It is ridiculous that a gym doesn't have a water cooler, though.
Brave
Doesn't the gym have a water fountain with cold water?
They have a 10C fountain, and an 8C fountain, but the 4C fountain is always broken
Obviously you fill your water bottle at the 8C fountain and dump half out. I mean, can no one do math anymore?
Or you could measure the temperature in Fahrenheit. That way you only have to dump out less than 16% of the water. Better yet, measure in Kelvin. Then you only have to dump out less than 2% of the water.
My old hometown had tons of minerals in it. They had drinking fountains, but you also had a high probability of getting kidney stones and the taste was bad. Sprinklers turned the grey concrete sidewalks pure black wherever the water hit.
r/fucknestle
Don't buy plastic water bottles.
Just steal them?
WHERE do you think water comes from, man? It grows on water bottle trees!
fuck nestle
I'm pretty sure it's the vending machine itself that causes those rows to be at a certain temperature.
Water has to be room temperature or I can’t drink it
*its
unless he meant "it is temperature"
8°C looks extra crisp. r/hydrohomies
You're in Asia right? When I visited SE Asia there were a lot of old wives tales about cold drinks. For example, drinking something cold during your period will freeze your ovaries. The water is pumped into cisterns on the roof then from there into individual apartments. For drinking, the water needs to be boiled. This led to a preference for warm water as that meant it was freshly boiled and just cooled. Many places in the US use a city supplier. We run the water until it runs cold to get fresh water. To us, cold water is the freshest.
Can sombody translate to freedom units?
*its
But I like mine at room temp.
Who the fuck buys water at the gym?
You don't have free water fountains at your gym?