[Photo: Failblog]10. You can say "Yeah, I'm drinking the Kool-Aid" without a hint of irony.
9. Less packaging = Less plastic pollution
8. Kool-Aid is a lot less expensive than Vitaminwater products.
7. Unlike Vitaminwater, Kool-Aid doesn't brag about how nutritious it is, then have its lawyers say 'no consumer could reasonably be misled into thinking our product was a healthy beverage'. And Kool-Aid even has 10% daily value of Vitamin C.
6. With Kool-Aid, you can know exactly where the water is coming from, and what is in it. Not true with Vitaminwater.*
5. The money you spend for Kool-Aid isn't going to multimillion dollar celebrity ad campaigns (yuck).
4. You generally don't see Kool-Aid packets littering city streets. Vitaminwater bottles? They're all over the place.
3. Instead of drinking stuff that looks like Kool-Aid, you could just drink Kool-Aid.
2. Vitaminwater is over-hyped and over-exposed. Kool-Aid is retro.
1. "Hey, Ellen DeGeneres!" just doesn't have the same ring as "Hey, Kool-Aid!"
* Municipal tap water is more regulated than bottled water, and cities must publish drinking water supply and quality reports. Thanks to a California law, bottled water companies must publish water supply and quality reports as well. There are currently no Bottled Water Reports for vitaminwater products.
1 comment:
It is best to give the truth to the consumer..because it does not take too time time for that to be out in the market.Water bottles lying all over the city make it unclean and clog the earth.
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