I actually like it better than Coke 
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Cannot and should never use pepsi in a long island iced tea, if its not coca cola, it shouldn’t be made.
Besides Coca Cola is the originator
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a life insurance policy was in order.
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I feel lioe there are a couple choices missing between “i love it” and “i can tolerate it”
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I feel like one of the options should have been “it stops me from rioting.” Given that awful commercial from like 4 years ago.
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Those options sound more like my last three marriages.
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I don’t drink soda pop, I live in a town with a Pepsi bottling plant, and the family that owns it is very generous with their local philanthropy, so I say Pepsi.
But honestly if I had to choose, I actually prefer the taste of Pepsi anyway.
But, this is currently my favorite “soft drink” these days:
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It’s the bigger one with medium thick glass. I think the top is 1.5 ounces and the bottom is near double that. Can’t find the smaller one like yours.
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can take or leave it…yep, that simple
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Coke Rools!
Pepsi Drools.
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All I wanted was a Pepsi.
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I no longer drink pop, but when I did it was diet coke. I probably would still drink it if the artificial sweetener wasn’t bad for my health.
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But fact.
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NO - Never - Only if I were dying and even then it would depend on the circumstance. Only cane sugar Coke and I will call all fizzy drinks a coke or pop.
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I honestly don’t care one way or the other. I order soda when I’m out by asking for a “Diet Something.”.
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The few times I drink a soda, it’s regular Coca Cola.
I never really liked Pepsi at all.
Usually, eating out I’ll get unsweet Ice Tea, a local Microbrew beer or just water.
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I do not like Pepsi and avoid drinking it. If a restaurant offers it, I order lemonade or water.
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