Fun fact Sweden has one of the best quality of water in the whole world

She Waits Because she wants it ice cold

We dont drink sink water, we drink tap water 😂

we are waiting for the cold water.

It can be 2 meter snow and we still have to go to school

I'm from canada and I don't see the problem, we drink tap water all the time, do exactly what she did, wait for the water to get cold.

Our tap water is cleaner that the water you buy in a bottle :face-green-smiling:

Not all countries pollute their groundwater, care a little more about the environment, and then you can drink your groundwater.

We in sweden shovel snow almost every day in like 3 months

We in sweden have some of the cleanest tapwater in the world, and she was waiting for it to get cold

As a Swedish person it is hilarious to watch your reactions to our country and our jokes

2:45 yes we do all over Europe not just Sweden , that why we dont understand how USA tourist always complain that they can't find water , but this answer it they probably don't use the taps and fountains that are everywhere.

Fun fact kids are outside when the weather is like that

10:30 Yes, women can shovel snow and if you'd understood the Swedish you'd know that this was early in the morning and more snow was expected to fall during the day, hence her tackling the first wave early. And the door is left open 'cause her one-year-old is waiting inside and watching her shovel.

We don't have "snowdays". If it is workday you go to work. You just factor in having to showel your way out in the time needed.

I would not trust anyone that smiles all the time.
Love from Sweden!

Yes we drink it. The water is typically a little warmer when you put it on, so you wait until its cold so you can drink it.

The Nordic countries Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Iceland and Finland have the best groundwater in the world. The groundwater is so clean that it does not need treatment or chlorination at all.

You know BS you hear in commercials, like "Water filtered through the natural sand filter of 100 miles of underground rivers laid down by the mighty streams when the mile thick glacier melted at the end of the ice age."? Yeah, that's my tap water...

Swedish tap water is often better than bottled water (or, in many cases, the bottled water is just bottled tap water).
Summer temperatures are usually between 68-86 degrees farenheit, maybe a bit colder in the very far north.

One time they made us go to school in minus 20 degrees so like 3 inches of snow is still autumn bro 😂😂😂😂