Mar 15, 2016 1:21 AM
skiptomyloo92
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tallred
I worked at a gas station that served both.
StarLordPeterQuill
Pepsi.....when they don't serve coke.
FisterRobot0
*whoever. It's the subject of the phrase "solves this problem" (the whole phrase is the object of "for")
ratroian
Untrue; Sonic sells both products.
RebelSmurf
The restaurant I work at has both....
DestinyCrager58
Confession time....I can't taste a difference
Fejerro
Red Robin in Utah.
guywhosaysmeh
Coke !
NothingelseDarkMatters
Bourbon and Pepsi doesn't taste right
completelyunreIated
Pepsi > Coke
noemi24
Asian restaurants selling can sodas tend to have both
JraphicPark
It really pisses me off when Mexican restaurants have Pepsi.
AbhorrentCasserole
...why?
LeavesOnTheWInd
What pisses me off is that in Australia we have this coke brand chocolate milk and they buy out stores and replace the good brands.
Also fun fact, SA (my homeland) is the only country in the world to have iced coffee as its most bought non-alcoholic drink.
proletariatblues
Holy shit the joker looks dated in this
JustRideABike
Hickory Park, Ames, Iowa. They have Coke, Pepsi, AND Dr Pepper.
yourbassist
There's always Dr. Pepper. That's no feat.
battery1979
No, sometimes there's Mr. Pibb.
imagindary
the horror!
blitherypoop
Dr. Pepper is made partly by the Coca-Cola Company.
Dirtyeel
I know Dr.P is owned by 7up now, but I did not know that Coca-Cola had anything to do with it. Thanks
RustBeard16
DP is made by Dr. Pepper/7Up company and distributed by both coca-cola and Pepsi depending on location
glENnJOY
Nice to see a fellow Ames, Iowan on here.
I'm actually from Boone, but close enough
In the wide expanses of the Internet, I'll take it.
Likewise
ImHerejustSaiyanThings
I'm from Okoboji does that count?
NarcissusInc
http://media.ifunny.com/results/2015/09/24/fm0x06elbb.jpg
SuitablyCuteLion
Kill 'im.
SaltyInternetPirate
I ask which brand they serve. If it's Pepsi, I get a 7up. It's the imitation they got close enough to the real deal.
thrael
Sure they can, the restaurant just has to pay for both distributors.. which is typically cost-prohibitive.
thepsudo
I've seen resturants with both. I don't think it's cost prohibitive so much as unnecessary expense.
RelevantReference
In the restaurant I worked in they would offer us all kinds of free stuff to block the other out. Basically went with highest bidder
Yep.. but short of making you sign some sort of non-compete contract with the distributor, they can't really stop you from having both.
JayEnfield
Which is exactly what they do. A lot. University campuses almost invariably end up with an exclusion contract.
I hear the Coca-Cola company and distributors would often refuse contracts to restaurants who want to also serve Pepsi.
BuffingtonRumbleberries
Only because when asked "Is coke okay?", people just give up, hopeless and defeated and resign themselves to their fate.
Pepsi vs coke blue vs red Democrat vs Republican can't we all just get along
JSmith90
I hate soda but I prefer Pepsi over Coke
TheQuack
there are two types of people in the world and they can't get along.
helpusdrzaius
No, fuck you.
GreaterDog
Anyone remember Pepsi Code Blue? That shit tricked out my taste buds as an 8yo
CrimsonOdyssey
Sure, as long as the government as a whole decides to stop forcing their "we know whats best for you" bullshit.
italkcrazytalk
Pepsi is the Devil!
Everything is the devil to you momma
TheeKingsWit
There is no Pepsi vs Coke. The cake is a lie. They pretend to compete to distract you from how much you'll pay for carbonated sugar water.
bobbi21
Costs pretty much the same as regular water so I don't think most people really mind.
It totally does not! In restaurants soda is the most profitable cost/sell item they have. $0.005 pennies to make what they charge $3.00+ for
And bottled water costs $0.005 pennies and they charge $3.00 as well...
Regular water is not bottled water. Regular water is tap water and tap water is free, yo.
Well I'm talking about bottled for both since that's a fair comparison vs something that comes from the tap...
tallred
I worked at a gas station that served both.
StarLordPeterQuill
Pepsi.....when they don't serve coke.
FisterRobot0
*whoever. It's the subject of the phrase "solves this problem" (the whole phrase is the object of "for")
ratroian
Untrue; Sonic sells both products.
RebelSmurf
The restaurant I work at has both....
DestinyCrager58
Confession time....I can't taste a difference
Fejerro
Red Robin in Utah.
guywhosaysmeh
Coke !
NothingelseDarkMatters
Bourbon and Pepsi doesn't taste right
completelyunreIated
Pepsi > Coke
noemi24
Asian restaurants selling can sodas tend to have both
JraphicPark
It really pisses me off when Mexican restaurants have Pepsi.
AbhorrentCasserole
...why?
LeavesOnTheWInd
What pisses me off is that in Australia we have this coke brand chocolate milk and they buy out stores and replace the good brands.
LeavesOnTheWInd
Also fun fact, SA (my homeland) is the only country in the world to have iced coffee as its most bought non-alcoholic drink.
proletariatblues
Holy shit the joker looks dated in this
JustRideABike
Hickory Park, Ames, Iowa. They have Coke, Pepsi, AND Dr Pepper.
yourbassist
There's always Dr. Pepper. That's no feat.
battery1979
No, sometimes there's Mr. Pibb.
imagindary
the horror!
blitherypoop
Dr. Pepper is made partly by the Coca-Cola Company.
Dirtyeel
I know Dr.P is owned by 7up now, but I did not know that Coca-Cola had anything to do with it. Thanks
RustBeard16
DP is made by Dr. Pepper/7Up company and distributed by both coca-cola and Pepsi depending on location
glENnJOY
Nice to see a fellow Ames, Iowan on here.
JustRideABike
I'm actually from Boone, but close enough
glENnJOY
In the wide expanses of the Internet, I'll take it.
JustRideABike
Likewise
ImHerejustSaiyanThings
I'm from Okoboji does that count?
NarcissusInc
http://media.ifunny.com/results/2015/09/24/fm0x06elbb.jpg
SuitablyCuteLion
Kill 'im.
SaltyInternetPirate
I ask which brand they serve. If it's Pepsi, I get a 7up. It's the imitation they got close enough to the real deal.
thrael
Sure they can, the restaurant just has to pay for both distributors.. which is typically cost-prohibitive.
thepsudo
I've seen resturants with both. I don't think it's cost prohibitive so much as unnecessary expense.
RelevantReference
In the restaurant I worked in they would offer us all kinds of free stuff to block the other out. Basically went with highest bidder
thrael
Yep.. but short of making you sign some sort of non-compete contract with the distributor, they can't really stop you from having both.
JayEnfield
Which is exactly what they do. A lot. University campuses almost invariably end up with an exclusion contract.
SaltyInternetPirate
I hear the Coca-Cola company and distributors would often refuse contracts to restaurants who want to also serve Pepsi.
BuffingtonRumbleberries
Only because when asked "Is coke okay?", people just give up, hopeless and defeated and resign themselves to their fate.
skiptomyloo92
Pepsi vs coke blue vs red Democrat vs Republican can't we all just get along
JSmith90
I hate soda but I prefer Pepsi over Coke
TheQuack
there are two types of people in the world and they can't get along.
helpusdrzaius
No, fuck you.
GreaterDog
Anyone remember Pepsi Code Blue? That shit tricked out my taste buds as an 8yo
CrimsonOdyssey
Sure, as long as the government as a whole decides to stop forcing their "we know whats best for you" bullshit.
italkcrazytalk
Pepsi is the Devil!
skiptomyloo92
Everything is the devil to you momma
TheeKingsWit
There is no Pepsi vs Coke. The cake is a lie. They pretend to compete to distract you from how much you'll pay for carbonated sugar water.
bobbi21
Costs pretty much the same as regular water so I don't think most people really mind.
TheeKingsWit
It totally does not! In restaurants soda is the most profitable cost/sell item they have. $0.005 pennies to make what they charge $3.00+ for
bobbi21
And bottled water costs $0.005 pennies and they charge $3.00 as well...
TheeKingsWit
Regular water is not bottled water. Regular water is tap water and tap water is free, yo.
bobbi21
Well I'm talking about bottled for both since that's a fair comparison vs something that comes from the tap...