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Raw water. That's what we're talking about today. Not that be rate-cooked water that everybody's

been drinking for the last 100 years. That's been single-handedly responsible for saving,

mmm, I'm going to go on record and save millions of lives. There is a movement now and I'm sure you

guys have heard called raw water. Now what is this ZPAC? Let's unpack it because it's big in my

hometown of the Bay Area, California where all the hippies live and Silicon Valley is. So for some

reason everything seems to get extra credible when people do it there. This is what's going on.

People are like, ah water out the tap is like full of fluoride which is mind control stuff. This

is literally what one of these live water people said. Okay. And so we need to take it back before we

started treating water and we need to go to raw water which is spring water. We're not going to

say really where it's from. It could be from anywhere, bro, as long as you don't treat it.

Because when you treat water you introduce toxins like fluoride and chlorine and the pipes can have

lead and that's actually true depending on where you live, Flint, Michigan. And there's like

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