The great American linguistic divide: Soda vs Pop.

[DaShi]

Coke, by default. Soda, if thought about.

No surprised that Texas and the south in general is easily influenced.

[Dinner]

This may be the most oerdin post in all of history.

It's all about quality, baby!

Also the guy who whined only one Michelin starred restaurant was left open on his block can't whine that I like fancy soda.

[KrazyHorse]

Mine was ironic...yours wasn't. That's what makes me better than you.

[Dinner]

Oh, attempting to make ironic comments. How hipster of you.

[N35t0r]

I call it a coke, because that's what I want.

[Cort Haus]

On the upside the US is currently experiencing a revival of the old soda counter with soda jerks mixing up authentic classic 19th & early 20th century soda mixtures using fresh ingredients right at the counter as customers wait.

Are the ingredients organic, seasonal and locally-sourced as well?

[Dinner]

Probably not.

[KrazyHorse]

The only thing this thread lacks is asher's mockery of oerdin for being a douchy SAN DIEGO hipster

[Dinner]

It can only be a matter of time. I mean people who enjoy good food are clearly douche bags.

[KrazyHorse]

[Dinner]

You wish.

You know you try the same sort of stuff in NYC but you're afraid to admit it.

[Dinner]

I think I'll go watch that episode on allsp.

[Sarxis]

I just call it 'Soda-pop'. And I always ask for 'cola' instead of Coke or Pepsi.

[Solomwi]

At least "co-cola" wasn't listed. Fortunately, that one seems to be dying out with my generation's grandparents.

[Hauldren Collider]

Virginia and North Carolina can't seem to decide...