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Back in the day Amazon delivery drivers were so pressed for time they could not stop to use the bathroom — so they pee in bottles and throw them out the window.…
Back in the day Amazon delivery drivers were so pressed for time they could not stop to use the bathroom — so they pee in bottles and throw them out the window.
Oobah Butler collected those bottles, rebranded the contents as "Release Energy," listed it on Amazon as a drink — and it became a #1 bestseller on the platform.
This is the story of the most uncomfortable viral protest in recent memory.
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Back in the day Amazon delivery drivers were so pressed for time they could not stop to use the bathroom — so they pee in bottles and throw them out the window.
Oobah Butler collected those bottles, rebranded the contents as "Release Energy," listed it on Amazon as a drink — and it became a #1 bestseller on the platform.
This is the story of the most uncomfortable viral protest in recent memory.
🎙️ Watch the full episode now!
📩 Subscribe so you don't miss the next one.
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Oobah Butler Collected Amazon Drivers' Pee Bottles and Sold Them Back on Amazon — As a #1 Drink
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