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Perhaps a silly question, but why do you go for tap water?60% of the human body is made up of water (some parts more, some less):
* https://www.usgs.gov/special-topic/water-science-school/scie...
Now there are certainly other beverages available, but at a restaurant the options are usually alcoholic or sugary. And if you're not into alcoholic drinks (lifestyle, health, or you are driving), and do not want to ruin your health with sugary drinks (pop/soda), what are the alternatives if you want something with your meal?
Yes, you can pay several dollars/euros for bottled water, but given that it is H2O, I'm not sure what value you're getting. Bubbles?
At some Asian restaurants they give you complementary (green) tea, which I like, but I still often ask for a glass of water.
After my meal I'm fine with getting a tea or coffee, but my friends and I usually do that at another place and not at the restaurant.
(I'm also not much of a beer or wine person, so if I order a vodka or whisky with my meal I get strange looks.)