• macniel@feddit.org
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    10 months ago

    Lol no? The Coca Cola was made, rinsed and filled by a machine. A rinsing and filing machine if you will. And I’m sure its not named Daniel.

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      10 months ago

      They actually name their bottles like humans, “Share a coke”. I recently bought an “Ivan”, because I didn’t want to buy a Coke and had never heard of “Share a coke” to this point, only to see the Cola-logo while paying for the bottle.

      E: Lol, Daniel is listed two times on Cola's Share a coke website.

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        10 months ago

        are you telling me you genuinely missed the “share a coke with” on the label and mistook the name for a different brand name?

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          10 months ago

          Well I’m not an experienced coke-buyer and had never heard of it, just wanted to stop being dehydrated and tired.

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            10 months ago

            60+ grams of sugar is a rough side effect to trade for hydration, friend. I’m sure there are at least some options for caffeinated beverages with low to no sugar in your country. I can relate to choosing something familiar as a default when I’m tired though.

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              10 months ago

              I think it actually hadn’t any sugar. And if I have a choice between some softdrink with coffein and a Nestle water bottle, I’ll choose the softdrink. Never will I ever buy a plastic bottle of tap water. Normally I don’t buy softdrinks either, but the next place with free water was kilometers away.