Thanks,
you're absolutely right. We created an advertiser guidelines that doesn't allow hate, deception, or fake news. If they screw up we will have their creditcard on file! We are also going to tax the news, politics, religion, tobacco, alcohol,and gambling platforms if they want to advertise with us. We're not going to let there be any news, politics, or religion on side one because nobody will want their least favorite politacal figure or reigion staring them in the face as they're rehydrating.

Once we have purchased the Tetra Pak filling line, the cost per unit is less than a penny per carton. More like an 1/8 of a penny. And we are going to build a decentralized network of micro-factories which is going to cut our carbon footprint and save us millions on shipping too.

We aren't going to charge per click either... Initially, it will be cheaper to advertise with us than to create a color print flyer and to distribute it yourself. However, nobody is going to toss this flyer away until they've drank all the water. So our advertiser's message will literally be in our customer's faces.

Furthermore, we're not giving away our water, we're going to pay you to drink it. Our water will be free AND we are going to give 50% of our profits away. 25% to charity and the rest to our customers and investors. We're so confident that we could give away 90% of the profit, but then it would be much harder to grow and to find funding.

Once we've established this model with water, we're going to expand into just about anything you could find at a supermarket or department store. So, our vision is a media company, selling platform, and social media platform that are all tied together by our medium which will be a universal income. We're creating the world's first highly profitable universal income. If people don't want to take it because they don't like commercials it's fine. But, we should all have the option.

I understand that this idea is very weird. Technically, we would be utilizing a totally new economic platform we are calling Consumer First Economics. However, what is the alternative? Look where our current system has led us! We've created a dying world where nearly a billion people don't have food or water while the rest of us are tossing hundreds of billions of goods in the trash...

When we are successful, our competitors are going to have to do the same or better than free + 50% profit-sharing. And this is the type of competition we're trying to establish. A "consumer first" mentality to see who can do more for the customer, the local community, and the environment opposed to seeing how much a company can dick everyone over.

I created this model out of desperation. In the past, I founded two non-porfits and there is nothing worse than begging people for donations. So, this model will force people to give to charity wether they want to or not.

I applied my startup to YC, but I'm not sure if they will choose us because I mest up a few simple questions on the application because I've been so over-worked. Regardless, I'm traveling to Silicon Valley in a few weeks and I'm not leaving until I find the right investors. If you live in San Francisco we can meet up for a coffee and discuss things in greater detail. If not, you can always reach me here or directly at josh@freeboxedwater.com.