This is the story ive been talking about on a discord yesterday.
Yesterday I was working out hard and was tired by 10pm something.
I went to the market and looked at all these exotic brands, one of them that caught my eyes was fiji water.
Hearing all that internet hype, I gave it a try. It costed me about 3$, so definitely "experience" cost more than a regular one.
It was a big bottle too, square shaped; definitely not low-key.
As I said, it was 10pm, so late and not many people in the mall. People just looked at me like I'm an idiot (which I may as well be).
As for the water itself? It tastes smooth and does not have a "icy" taste associated with regular mineral(ized) water. No idea how they achieved it, but it's good. For 3$ it's a money waster though, I would consider it regularly if it costed 2$.
It mogs Evian (naive) though. Fr*nch water tend to taste salty. If you live in Asia region you can get Fr*nch water for cheap (711 sells it) if you dig the sweat taste.
Yesterday I was working out hard and was tired by 10pm something.
I went to the market and looked at all these exotic brands, one of them that caught my eyes was fiji water.
Hearing all that internet hype, I gave it a try. It costed me about 3$, so definitely "experience" cost more than a regular one.
It was a big bottle too, square shaped; definitely not low-key.
As I said, it was 10pm, so late and not many people in the mall. People just looked at me like I'm an idiot (which I may as well be).
As for the water itself? It tastes smooth and does not have a "icy" taste associated with regular mineral(ized) water. No idea how they achieved it, but it's good. For 3$ it's a money waster though, I would consider it regularly if it costed 2$.
It mogs Evian (naive) though. Fr*nch water tend to taste salty. If you live in Asia region you can get Fr*nch water for cheap (711 sells it) if you dig the sweat taste.
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