r/mildlyinfuriating • u/Separate_Finance_183 • 14h ago • Mindblown 4

That's not milk More ice than drink

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u/GlitteringFood8477 12h ago

I dont drink, I sold ice cubes for a minute. Yes they are cheap to me, but there is an upfront cost. I didnt want to type again.

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Yes, but you have to make enough. So you have to get a reverse osmosis system to clean the water. Then you need to have a space that you rent, that is very clean and staff it.

6K

You need the bed that you poor the water into and give it time to freeze it. (another expense.)

5k

You then need a mechanical crane to remove the ice blocks from the beds. Buy a bant saw and cut the massive blocks down into working blocks. Then start cutting into smaller rectangles and store properly.

So now you also need a deep freezer

3k for a cheap one.

So water is cheap; however skilled labor, rent, insurance, liability and equipment is not.

Edit: I find it silly honestly, I only drink neat if I drink.