Hey My name is Prakeerth !
Many of you might have heard about FreeWater by Josh Cliffords — a company with a simple yet brilliant concept: providing free water to people. But is that all there is to it?
Here’s the twist: the water is free because
Thankyou for the insights, I have actually thought about those things, but still figuring out on the flow of everything.
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