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Bottled water really scares me. Even more scary is how our citezens have been trained to think this is a normal practice and buy it by the case drinking it exclusively. It wasn't that long ago when the thought of buying water was a ridiculous idea relegated to rich hollywood types drinking Evian. I'm afraid that the more comftorable poeple are buying water the more value it gains and clean free water will soon be a thing of the past. Why install drinking fountains when you can sell it?

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