4/16/2006
Bottled Water Maker Admits: "It's Really Tap"
Left: Absospring's "artesian well"
(Columbus,OH) In a meeting with National Nitwit reporters in an area pub, amid much drinking and frivolity, a corporate rep for the bottled water firm Absospring admitted that the company does not really have access to an undergraound spring.
"We bottle most of the stuff in my basement," said Jerry Baker, vice-president of distribution for Absospring. "It keeps my kids busy, and gives them a way to earn a little extra money. Let me tell you - there's nothing like a home-based business to keep the little bastards occupied."
Baker said the firm used to subcontract the manufacturing to a Kentucky bottler, but found that in-house production was much more profitable.
"They used to charge us $.37 for a 20-ounce bottle, and we have cut the production cost to $.08 now," he said. "That number drops even lower when my kids pilfer Aquafina bottles out of the local recycling bins."
Baker does not believe that his firm's advertising is deceptive.
"Originally, all water comes from a stream or a glacial lake or some shit like that," he said. "Besides - they never tell you about all the deer and bears taking a piss in the "pristine" places the other guys get their water from, do they?" South Park
(Columbus,OH) In a meeting with National Nitwit reporters in an area pub, amid much drinking and frivolity, a corporate rep for the bottled water firm Absospring admitted that the company does not really have access to an undergraound spring.
"We bottle most of the stuff in my basement," said Jerry Baker, vice-president of distribution for Absospring. "It keeps my kids busy, and gives them a way to earn a little extra money. Let me tell you - there's nothing like a home-based business to keep the little bastards occupied."
Baker said the firm used to subcontract the manufacturing to a Kentucky bottler, but found that in-house production was much more profitable.
"They used to charge us $.37 for a 20-ounce bottle, and we have cut the production cost to $.08 now," he said. "That number drops even lower when my kids pilfer Aquafina bottles out of the local recycling bins."
Baker does not believe that his firm's advertising is deceptive.
"Originally, all water comes from a stream or a glacial lake or some shit like that," he said. "Besides - they never tell you about all the deer and bears taking a piss in the "pristine" places the other guys get their water from, do they?" South Park
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Wow. You are brilliant, anonymous. "That was dumb," he said.
Must have stayed up all night on that comeback, huh?
Must have stayed up all night on that comeback, huh?
Penn & Teller did a great job examining bottled water on Bullshit.
For P&P... yes, it's certianly legal to bottle tapwater and sell it. After all, U.S. tap water is (allegedly) potable... and according to P&T, is better, on average, than non-tap bottled water.
Who cares any way...my dog drinks out of the creek below the sewage treatment plant, and she's healthy as... a dog.
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For P&P... yes, it's certianly legal to bottle tapwater and sell it. After all, U.S. tap water is (allegedly) potable... and according to P&T, is better, on average, than non-tap bottled water.
Who cares any way...my dog drinks out of the creek below the sewage treatment plant, and she's healthy as... a dog.
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