Title: I'll start with water.

Conversation text:

We're so used to having water right at our fingertips.

You simply ask for it or you turn on a tap and it's there.

I'll start with water.

I need to have a shower.

I would kill for a glass of water to start with, please.

Unfortunately, I can't do that for you today.

We don't have any water.

I'm sorry?

OK, a bit of bad news, there's no running water in the hotel.

All right, OK.

You don't have any water?

Yeah.

Wait, what?

No.

It usually takes them quite a few hours, like six hours.

You have a manager I can speak to?

You can just get through the day without water.

Not everyone has it.

Not everyone has it, but people need it.

And if you come to a hotel, you kind of expect it.

I'm just like—should I go somewhere else?

My time is very valuable.

One minute--

60 seconds.

I'm just going to call him really quick.

I'll be right back, I promise.

OK, you have 60 seconds.

If you could just hang one second, I'll fix all of this.

OK, all right.

Like, one more second, and then otherwise I'm going to have to go somewhere else.

Be right back.

Thanks.

Hey you.

Hi, it's Matt Damon.

It's hard for us to truly imagine

what it would be like to not have access to water

but for 663 million people in the developing world, reality is different.

Millions of people spend up to six hours

every single day just to collect water.

Can you imagine what that would be like?

If you had to choose between having a job

and having the water you need to survive?

What if it was your sister or your daughter

we didn't have time to get an education

because she had to spend hours a day securing this basic human need instead?

So that is why Stella Artois has partnered with us

at Water.org because we want everyone

in the world to have time for what's important to them.

Thinking about it literally being an all day thing,

six hours to get water, it's--

I can't imagine what that'd be like.

It actually got me thinking, gosh,

what am I complaining about?

I don't know.

Maybe I take water much more for granted than I thought.

You can help us by simply sharing this message

or by buying a chalice to help provide

five years of clean water for someone in the developing world.

Together, we can change this.

Together, we can give them time back.