Where are aquafina’s mountains?
Everyone knows the nearest Aquafina bottling center to New York City is in New Jersey. And there aren’t mountains like those in Jersey. So what does the source of Aquafina look like? If you can send us a picture of the factory, we can send you $100! How’s that for a deal?
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Hahahah, same place as the Keibler Elf’s tree. I’d pay $1,000 for the first real picture of that you can find.
I used to live in NJ, out by Cherry Hill. I’ve probably driven by the plant 1000 times, but, what does a water bottling plant look like. How can I tell?
“Pure Water” from New Jersey, I love it.
Only in America.
What would a plant like this look like? Probably a lot like your worst nightmare… gross, smoggy, grim, and gargantuan.
Anyone try Flickr. Or Google maps. I’ll bet if you try real hard you could find a shot right now from your desk.
Is it just me or are the prizes going down? It was $200 for the tshirt design. Now it’s $100 for something I’m going to have to drive to do. Just going through the tunnel from Manhattan to that go forsaken land they call Jersey is going to eat u 10% of the cash you’re talking about. No deal.
Why, I’ll take that hundred off your hands, thank you very much!
http://www.wirednewyork.com/queens/pepsi/
I don’t know what the hate is about Aquafina. They do offer purest water. Go get a TDS meter and find out for yourself. Of course, a home reverse osmosis filter can get it pretty damned close (depending on your tap source) for a quick ROI.