The Curious Case of the "NOT WATER DELIVERY" Van: Unraveling the Mystery

A peculiar image circulating on Reddit has piqued the curiosity of many users. The image features a white delivery van parked in a lot outside a large commercial building, stirring reactions and debates on what exactly the vehicle is delivering.

The van’s side door is open, and its rear end faces the camera, displaying a colorful illustration and text on its side and rear. An illustrated character resembling a cheerful water cooler bottle, complete with arms, legs, a yellow hat, and a tie, holds a smaller water bottle. The text accompanying this whimsical character reads:

"NOT WATER DELIVERY

Residential Water Systems

We specialists in profit

6-816-7905"

The building behind the van sports a red triangle logo with a green maple leaf, a symbol familiar to Canadian retail stores. Below the logo, the text reads "Premier National Partner." Another sign on the building says "PARTS & SERVICE ENTRANCE" in red text.

The image, taken on an overcast day with patches of lighter clouds, also shows a white car parked to the right and behind the van, with few other cars visible in the parking lot.

Redditors have offered a variety of humorous and speculative comments about the van’s purpose. One user, Brawndo, humorously commented, "Brawndo is what plants crave." Another user joked, "it’s la croix, made that mistake too many times." The confusion continued with comments like "It's a van I think" and "It's a sprinter van."

Some users delved deeper into the mystery with comments like "It's water powder. It's not water until you add water then you have instant water!" and "Residil. It's practically water residue in every way, except a few key ones."

A comment by a user who shared a YouTube link titled "[Warter](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1iwVklkK4I)" added to the intrigue. Meanwhile, others humorously suggested alternatives like "Straight vodka" and "Rakija."

The most fitting comment that encapsulates the entire sentiment came from a user who stated, "It's just not water bro, best left at that."

Whether this van is delivering some form of surrealism, as one user suggested with a link to "The Treachery of Images," or simply a playful marketing tactic, it has certainly captured the imagination and sparked conversations among Reddit users.