Let's Talk $$ - Water Bottle Challenge

Here we are, day 2!

I'm always wont to save a buck or two. How about saving a ton?

Our first bottled water fact is on dolla dolla bills.

(via)

The recommended eight glasses of water a day, at U.S. tap rate equals about $.49 per year, that same amount of bottled water is about $1,400. (source)

We are lucky enough to currently have tap water you can drink, unless you're in Flint, Michigan, than please don't. You know they still haven't fixed the issue in Flint. I bet anyone there will tell you how much they wish they could drink from the tap.

I remember while living in Mexico we had a big jug of water we would take to the corner store, give them the empty container and take home a full one. It was heavy! Seriously, it was probably 30 pounds, at least. I am always grateful to drink from the tap.

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