Video Of Bucks Coach Being Visibly Disgusted After Drinking Dasani Is Hilariously Relatable

Milwaukee Bucks head coach Mike Budenholzer

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Midway through March of 2021, it became increasingly hard to ignore that a certain illness that had started to spread in China at the end of the previous year had become too big of a threat to ignore. As a result, people around the United States flocked to stores across the country to stock up on everything they thought they might need to weather the impending storm.

The ensuing frenzy led to toilet paper becoming one of the most valuable commodities in America virtually overnight, and if you walked into a supermarket at the time, you likely remember roaming through aisles of barren shelves that were formerly home to canned goods, cleaning supplies, and other essential items.

Plenty of amateur preppers also amassed a sizeable supply of bottled water, and we were subsequently treated to a dose of the levity that was sorely needed during an incredibly uncertain time thanks to pictures of otherwise empty stores that were still home to pallets of Dasani most people weren’t desperate enough to touch.

Those photos were reflective of the feelings of the countless Dasani Haters who’ve slowly but surely turned what they view as an inferior—or, depending on who you ask, undrinkable—hypradtion option into a meme (it’s basically the bottled water equivalent of everyone deciding they hated the word “moist” after How I Met Your Mother made it A Thing).

It would appear Milwaukee Bucks head coach Mike Budenholzer is a member of that aforementioned group, as the skipper did not even attempt to hide his disgust after taking a sip of water from a bottle of Dasani at a press conference before immediately handing it off to someone who removed the offending beverage from his sights.

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