Non-conformity

[kneekap@lemmy.world]

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[johnnycanuck@lemmy.ca]

It goes:

Pepsi
Diet Pepsi
Pepsi Max
Coke
Coke Zero
.
.
.
Diet Coke
.
.
.
.
.
Crystal Pepsi

They're right though, Pepsi is not god damn "okay". Pepsi is great.
(though I'll drink any of my top 5 interchangeably, except for the sugar, and I only have any of them as a treat now after years of drinking way too much.)

[alexstarfire@lemmy.world]

And thus, the soda wars began.

[brobot9000@lemmy.world]

Diet versions of pop are better.

Fucking Coke and Pepsi regular leaving that sickly sweet taste plastered to your mouth after drinking it.

[yeller_king@reddthat.com]

Last panel is ironically conformist.

[banjoshepard@lemmy.world]

100% agree and it cleans up easier than regular syrupy soda.

[i_love_fft@jlai.lu]

Being this passionate about cola is just the marketing that has been internalised as part of one's identity.

Is Pepsi ok? No I'd rather have a real drink please.

[metastatic@kbin.earth]

if you don't have Melon Fanta I'm burning your establishment to the ground ...

[ninjabard@lemmy.world]

If diet Pepsi is your #2, your taste buds are broken.

[zoopzezoop@lemmy.world]

What part of the world are you from? I've had various melon-flavored sodas, but they were at World of Coke. I've never seen it in a restaurant.

[cris_color@lemmy.world]

I read that as NO, PEPSI IS NOT GOD

DAMN, OKAY?

for longer than I care to admit