Who the hell calls soda pop?

People in the upper Midwest, namely Detroit, where Faygo once cornered the market and was sold as pop


You're an idiot.

Appalachia thing. We call it Pop here in Western PA

only boomars and fagets

we do here in Colorado.

It is pop. Soda pop if you are confused.

Soda by itself sounds so elitist.

Its like calling a primo a cocoa puff.

Like did you get a suntan while drinking it or what?

throw a bottle or can up in the air

and let it hit the ground

now you know why it's called pop


-_-

the other reason

is the sound the caps on the bottles make whey you open them

pop

all jokes aside,

modern drinks are inferior to the stuff we drank before they invented corn syrup,

RC was excellent in the past,

i have not had any good cola drinks in a long time,

i has some coke today but it tasted fruity,

which was a bummer,

get one from Mexico they still use sugar cane at least.


Not really advocating for crap but hey at least get the crap you deserve.

I grew up in Alaska, and I was taught to call it pop. Then I went to the lower 48 and got super made fun of. "PAAAAPPPP".
Now I call it soda. But it will always be pop, to me.
Technically it is SODA POP, originally. Both are correct.

If that triggers you, get help.

Now, I'm going to go finish my pop. Thanks.

Cincinnati - we say "pop".

Soda Popinski

you're right. used to have Cocaine

pop.

My buddy's Mom used to give us money for "refreshments" before we went to the movies.

Rich people.

if you ask for soda anywhere in canaduhstan

you get a glass or can of club soda

Guess again.
Everybody West of the Mississippi River most likely. It was something we were raised with ... just like you and soda or "a malted." A soda here would probably get you a scoop of ice cream, carbonated water, and a syrup flavored what ever you wanted. Chocolate, Cherry, even Vanilla .... all great "soda" flavors. We had every flavor under the sun when we were kids. Root Beer, all flavors from orange, berrys, chocolate coke and pepsi ... but the diff flavors were cans as well as bottles called "soda pop" and it got shortened to pop. Sorry AC 1846 ... its cultural ... we even have college graduates and rocket scientists here .......

Don't forget Moxie.

Good stuff, acquired taste.

Did you know this is on Amazon? I didn't think they made this anymore.
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Different areas call it different things.

Western PA = Pop. Take back the pop bottles. pop bottle deposit.

Texas = Coke as a generic term. Kinda strange, but who cares?

Soda = New England area.

I even heard it called filter drinks once in Tulsa.
They all mainly called it Dr. Pepper.

Or you could call it a sasparilla I suppose.

I used to strongly prefer RC cola when I drank that stuff. Haven't touched a sodie pop now for about 20 years.

Taint good for you.

Hey OP Lookie here:


Moxie Soda Pop, 12 Ounce (12 Cans)

Moxie Elixir Soda, 12 Ounce (6 Bottles)

Amazon just straightened it all out for us. Seems to all be in the sound frequencies ........everything in life is frequency .... even "pop!"

It's called pop in Ohio.

It is availbe in the state of Maine where it is the official soft drink as of 2005. It's also available in Massachusetts

Why don't you gentlemen have a Pepsi?

The old timers in the south called them “dope” or “sodey dope”.
I've always said Coke.

Mostly people in the Midwest.

Don’t know if it’s still true to this day, but back in the early 70’s Bostonians called it Tonic.