Natural Health Remedies

This has got to be a “why did nobody think of that before” moment. How many times do you hear people responding to a question with “whatever… anything”. Well this is what one company in Singapore has decided to cash in on by releasing cans of “whatever” and “anything”.

So what am I babbling on about?

Well, Singapore company Out of the Box has released two cans of soft drink simply labeled “whatever” and “anything”. You don’t actually know what you’re going to get until you open it and have a taste. It could be anything from Root Beer to Apple Tea.

I don’t know about anyone else but I personally love the idea.

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