Palestine/Israel 1947 borders vs today.
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I’ve heard that if you order a “Coke” in the area that says “Coke”, they’ll just give you a random soda and you have to drink it no matter what it is. That just seems plain wrong to me.
No-it’s would you like a Coke? Sure. I’ll have a Double Cola.
Can confirm, I usually got Pepsi when I asked for Coke (not unexpected).
Good.
SODA!!!
I guess Dallas is the little bubble in Texas that uses soda. I've traveled pretty extensively through "coke" country and have yet to actually hear it.
I do remember some of the adults calling it pop when I was a kid in California. I seem to recall that pop/soda were almost interchangeable.
We are legion
2079: Buffalo has the most temperate climate on the planet and still calls Pop by it's proper name.
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Pop? What the fu..??
It's the influence of Canadian culture.
What about the small blasphemous region calling it soda pop?
They're not welcome 'round these parts
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SODAAAA!!!
if you look closely there is a very tiny dot in the pnw where one person unironcially calls is "sodey"
Where is "soft drink" on this map?
Soft drinks include any non hard drink, including all the non carbonated stuff. This is specifically referring to carbonated beverages.
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This is great news!