Hello fellow consumers,
As always thank you to everyone that participated in the last weekly and remember you are Operation MONKE!
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NOTE: Very good discussions great job everyone!
This Weeks Discussion Theme: Consume Water
Water is literally the only beverage you need and it’s basically free or comes from the tap less than a penny per gallon. Yet most people pay for bottled water. And regularly choose drinks like soda instead. Why is it that tap water gets so overlooked? Is it the taste, is it the convenience of bottled water, is it the quality of the water? This weekly we are going to explore these ideas and attempt to return to consume water.
Discussion ideas:
- Tap drinker vs bottled water drinker? Which are you, and why?
- Offer water filtration suggestions? Pitcher filter vs home filter
- Water is life, but it gets boring to drink. Suggest non fructose corn syrup beverage alternatives you can make.
- What is a good water to drink? Do things like pH and mineral content make a difference?
- Cold vs room temperature water?
Weekly Polls:
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Open Response: Suggest weekly themes or provide some other suggestion NOTE: Thank you for the new suggestions.
Consume Book club
Our current book is The Liberal Media Industrial Complex, by Mark Dice. Book club March 1st. Hopefully this is enough time for everyone to finish or at least start.
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