So you may have started noticing that there are some strange tallboys of beer in the bottled water section of your local stores.

Well, it's not actually beer.

It's mountain spring water from the Alps and it's called liquid death.

Why is this water called liquid death?

Well, because it will brutally murder your thirst and their infinitely recyclable tallboy cans are helping to bring death to plastic bottles.

They'll also donate 10% of the profits from

every can sold to help kill plastic pollution. See, what you may not know is that most plastic

isn't actually recyclable anymore. And the plastic you throw in a recycling bin actually just

get sent to a landfill because it's not profitable to recycle. Aluminum is infinitely recyclable and actually profitable for recycling facilities.

So go get Liquid Death at your local Woodmans, 7-E-E-E-L-E-E-R-E-E-E-E, or

find a liquid-death retailer near you with our store-locator tool at LiquidDeath.com

slash Pack-A-D-A-Y.

That's LiquidDeh.com slash Pack-A-D-A-D-A. slash pack a day p a c k a d a y that's liquid death dot com slash pack a day 20 minutes a day 365 days a year

this is the pack a day podcast welcome in to the wednesday edition of the pack of a day podcast

the uh london edition of the pack of day podcast i guess i don't know i'm dusty evely one of the

co-hosts today along with my two very good friends or acquaintances at, at the very least, I want Mr. Steve

for Hatch and Sarah Kelleher. We'll start with Sarah. Sarah, how are you? Well, I'm a little

nervous because if we've been preparing for this and it's been absolutely off the rails,

and it seems like that energy is just flowing into this intro. Again, another time I wish people

could see our faces because Steve and Dusty have been trying not to laugh for the last, I don't

know, 39 seconds who've been recording. But I'm doing well. I'm, you know, I'm very lucky and

fortunate to have made it through the hurricane with very little issues. So I'm, you know, I'm very lucky and fortunate to have made it through the hurricane with very little

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