Pepsi or Coke?
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Pepsi!
We always had both at home when I was a kid, my dad only liked Coke, and my Mom liked Pepsi. My sister to this day insists they taste exactly the same. I don't know hoiw she can say that. She used to try to trick me and give me two cups with Coke or Pepsi in them and ask me to pick which one was which. She always seemed shocked when I would say, "Why did you give me two Cokes/Pepsi's?" Then she would try both and insist they tasted the same. Pepsi has lemon in it, Coke has orange, that's the main difference.
Her hubby and her used to fight all the time when she would buy whatever was on sale and he didn't like Coke at all and she would get very upset when he would insist he could tell them apart, "Like any sane person could!"
She can't even blame it on drugs..
We always had both at home when I was a kid, my dad only liked Coke, and my Mom liked Pepsi. My sister to this day insists they taste exactly the same. I don't know hoiw she can say that. She used to try to trick me and give me two cups with Coke or Pepsi in them and ask me to pick which one was which. She always seemed shocked when I would say, "Why did you give me two Cokes/Pepsi's?" Then she would try both and insist they tasted the same. Pepsi has lemon in it, Coke has orange, that's the main difference.
Her hubby and her used to fight all the time when she would buy whatever was on sale and he didn't like Coke at all and she would get very upset when he would insist he could tell them apart, "Like any sane person could!"
She can't even blame it on drugs..
I prefer Diet Coke. Might as well save those 160 calories for something I can eat and enjoy more!
In canada we call it pop. When I travel to the states I find it weird to call it soda. Also I think in Kentucky once they thought I was a total screw ball calling it Pop, and told me it was just a "drank" ("drink" with a bit of an accent) haha it was finny. Culture Shock.
In canada we call it pop. When I travel to the states I find it weird to call it soda. Also I think in Kentucky once they thought I was a total screw ball calling it Pop, and told me it was just a "drank" ("drink" with a bit of an accent) haha it was finny. Culture Shock.
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Mindy Miller said:
I'm from the Midwest..kinda. Missouri's kinda in the middle, no one knows if we're midwest, west, or south. We call it SODA 
I guess it depends what part of Missouri, I have been to parts that you check the map to make sure your not lost in Arkansas, and then I have friends that live in St. Louis and I am pretty sure they say pop.
It's just these California imports out here in Vegas act like they have never heard the word before. Plus they all think because I am from the burbs of Chicago that I must talk like one of the Blues Brothers.
