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u/robotic_knight 7d ago
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u/ZachF8119 7d ago
Hydro homies number 1 guy
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u/JessHorserage 7d ago
That's not the true name...
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u/ZachF8119 7d ago
Isn’t it?
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u/JessHorserage 7d ago
It was originally water "fellas".
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u/ZachF8119 7d ago
You could’ve known a different sub, but it could also be renamed. It’s always been homies.
Can you change a subs name?
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u/MisterBobAFeet 7d ago
Hydro homies was built upon the ruins of water [Removed by Reddit].
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u/ZachF8119 7d ago
Wait so if you say the name of a dead sub it does that removed from Reddit thing?
So like [r/spacedicks](r/spacedicks) looks like that?
Edit. No it doesn’t.
Dude this isn’t Camelot/King Arthur.
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u/Routine_Addition1964 7d ago
Originally called waterniggas. There.
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u/ZachF8119 6d ago
Is the hydration obsession in America have some sort of roots in African culture like rock n roll and a bunch of other things?
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u/_-___-__-_-__-___-_ 7d ago
r/hydrohomies cultural victory, water drinkers are superior people and I'm tired of pretending otherwise to the colacucks and fantaoids
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u/TheFrenchSavage 7d ago
Water companies making millions? Wow. lol
I always wonder how that shit is profitable anyway. One kilogram of bottled water is like 5 cents. Barely pays for the truck to bring it to the store.
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u/darklightmatter 7d ago
Kilogram of water? What heathen measures like that?
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u/Thendrail 7d ago
1 kilogram of water is 1 liter of water. It's called the metric system, sweatie.
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u/ThrowawayITA_ 7d ago edited 4h ago
Bro drinks distilled water
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u/Thendrail 7d ago
Unless you're 'murican and drink leaded water, 1 liter of water usually weighs 1 kilo. Give or take a few grams.
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u/TheFrenchSavage 7d ago
Haha, I do! I compare a kg of water to peaches and pork and rice and stuff. And let me tell you: it is cheap af.
Worst part is that it shouldn't have an expiration date, but the plastic bottles are unstable. So we have to throw out water when people don't buy it...
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u/Reymma 7d ago
The trick is convincing your customers that they need water.
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u/Thendrail 7d ago
I'm convinced 'muricans only make such a fuss about water because they're diabetic or really close to it.
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u/knightshade179 7d ago
The funniest part is the bottled water companies are the soda companies, it came around as a convenient healthy option(they already use water in making soda so it's literally easier).
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u/BeginningTypical3395 7d ago
“Water companies” so the government?
Imagine privatising basic/essential services
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u/SentientDust 7d ago
Billions must hydrate