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My buddy swore chemtrails were in our water, local test proved him wrong
Last spring my friend Dave from Tulsa kept pushing this idea that chemtrails were seeding the clouds and that runoff was poisoning our tap water. He gave me this whole list of symptoms to watch for, said we'd get headaches and weird rashes within a week. I was skeptical but he's usually pretty researched, so I bought a basic water test kit from the hardware store for about $25 and sent a sample to the county lab. The results came back totally normal, no heavy metals, no weird chemicals, just standard minerals and a little chlorine. I showed Dave the paperwork and he said the lab was probably in on it, which just made me laugh. He still won't drink my tap water, but I'm wondering if anyone else has had a friend double down like that when the evidence contradicts them. How do you handle it when a conspiracy person dismisses actual test results?
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