Man faces backslash for spending $2000 on ‘high-end’ water

A person has stated that he spends $2,000 (Rs 1.5 lakh) each month on ‘high-end’ water. Ryan Dubs, also known as @ryandubs on TikTok, defined himself as a “water snob,” alleging that he spends $2,000 per month on drinking water.

“I spend $2,000 a month on high-end water bottles delivered straight to my house, and it is such a luxury as a water snob,” he stated in a popular video. “I know what you’re thinking: where do I keep everything?” he asked. “Well, I have four fridges, so that’s taken care of,” Ryan explained. “I adore VOSS; it’s one of my favourite water bottle brands,” he said.

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And then, eventually, he stated, “I’ve always been a water snob, and I know a lot of people are probably thinking, “What the heck, why do you care, it’s just water,” but I despise the taste of tap water. I’m not going to drink it. I exclusively drink bottled water since it’s the only way I can get it into my system.”

“For the last year, I actually had Fiji water delivered to my house,” Ryan said, “but it started to weigh on me how much plastic garbage it was causing.”

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He said, “VOSS is net carbon neutral, making it a more environmentally beneficial option. It’s a little pricy, but I get it in bulk from the same business that would sell it to a motel or grocery store, so it’s a little less expensive. Everyone has their favourite item, and I guess I’m just a water snob, but my visitors enjoy it, and everyone appreciates being presented a lovely, cool glass water bottle.”

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Ryan’s choice was evidently unpopular among netizens. “This is embarrassing,” one user commented. Another person stated, “How deafeningly deafeningly deafeningly deafeningly I’m at a loss for words. One in every three individuals lacks access to safe drinking water, yet this guy is flexing on $2k per month.”