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Would You Drink Toilet Water?
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| Drow conserves. | |
| They're very real in the American Southwest. | |
| And here in the state of Texas, many Texas cities and communities have less than 90 days of water in their reserve. | |
| And that's not even counting the water gouging that would surely take place during some type of crisis. | |
| Now there are reasonable water rationing measures in effect, such as using gray water. | |
| Water from your sink or your bathtub that you store in a tank to water your grass at a later date. | |
| And that sounds perfectly fine. | |
| But there are more extreme measures not only being proposed, but also active in at least one Texas city. | |
| So in the name of sustainability, would you drink water that was once in your toilet? | |
| Can I ask you, what measures do you take to keep yourself hydrated? | |
| What measures? | |
| I drink a full glass of water every morning, a full glass of water before exercising, and a full glass of water before bed. | |
| And water in between. | |
| I stop at most of the water fountains on the trail. | |
| Do you guys stop at the water fountains so you're drinking city water? | |
| Yes. | |
| And what type of water? | |
| Do you drink city water or some other type? | |
| Um, city water. | |
| City water? | |
| Uh huh. | |
| Okay, did you know that the city of Austin is considering making toilet water drinking water? | |
| That's disgusting. | |
| It's disgusting? | |
| That's disgusting. | |
| Would you drink the toilet water? | |
| No. | |
| A city out in West Texas doing it. | |
| I think it's Big Spring, Texas. | |
| Yeah, yeah, I've heard of them doing it. | |
| I thought they were crazy for it. | |
| Do you let your dog drink out of the toilet? | |
| No. | |
| No? | |
| Okay, would you drink out of the toilet? | |
| What do you think? | |
| We're all going to have to answer that question soon, I guess, right? | |
| You've heard about this. | |
| You drink a lot of water. | |
| So, you know, you want to stay hydrated, you want to stay healthy, especially as it gets hotter here in the state of Texas. | |
| So, drinking your water morning, noon, and night, would you drink the toilet water? | |
| I would not. | |
| Could it ever be clean enough for you to drink it? | |
| They would have to prove that it's clean enough. | |
| Would you consider drinking the water if you knew it was...no? | |
| No, not if I knew toilet water was in it. | |
| I'd want to hear more about it. | |
| How clean is clean? | |
| How clean would it have to be? | |
| It would have to be as clean as the water we drink now, and some people think our tap water's not clean enough now. | |
| It'd be fine if I knew it was okay to drink. | |
| How clean is clean? | |
| How clean would it have to be? | |
| I don't know. | |
| That's a good question. | |
| Now this is a last ditch effort. | |
| It's nothing that they so much want to do, but They're thinking that if the drought continues, it may get to the point where they have to drink the toilet water. | |
| So, could the water ever be clean enough? | |
| I don't... I don't think so. | |
| Why do we need to resort to that? | |
| Well, we have a water rationing. | |
| In effect, you know, there's a drought going on and... I didn't know that. | |
| Yeah. | |
| So you're saying it can never get to the point where you'd want to drink toilet water? | |
| It depends on the scientific process of what's used to purify it, you know? | |
| And I'll also tell you that here in the city of Austin, they fluoridate the water. | |
| And there have been Harvard studies about fluoride reducing people's IQs. | |
| I think I'm pretty smart still. | |
| Fluoride in the water and the mayor of Austin, you know, gives you the finger if you come in there and talk about it. | |
| Oh, I try to talk to my family about it and they just think I'm crazy. | |
| Harvard studies about fluoride reducing IQ levels. | |
| Well, I guess that explains a lot. | |
| Alright, thank you. | |
| Enjoy your workout, miss. | |
| Thanks, bye. | |
| The city of Big Spring, Texas is already taking water from the toilet to the tap. | |
| And through a multi-stage cleaning process, a representative for the Texas Water Development Board says it tastes just as good as any bottled water. | |
| It tasted not unlike any other drinking water, whether it's from the tap here in the city of Austin or bottled of Ozarka water. | |
| And yes, I'd recommend it. | |
| I recommend any water supply that is readily available and reliable and safe. | |
| So while the final decision concerning the toilet water may be a ways off, the city of Austin can improve health immediately by simply removing fluoride from the water. | |
| You can find more reports at InfoWars.com. | |
| Yeah, that may work for little creatures like my dog, but I'm not gonna eat. | |
| Texas town, close to toilet to tap loop. | |
| Is this our future water supply? | |
| And they go on to say that Austin has been doing such a good job saving water that we're now going to get toilet water recycled. | |
| And again, it's good to save water and not waste it. | |
| But they just want you to not waste it to double, triple charge you. | |
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