“Like as the hart desireth the water-flows.” The soda pop was as good as any. No comment on the pizza.
“Like as the hart desireth the water-flows.” The soda pop was as good as any. No comment on the pizza.
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Yes, but it does straddle the Great Divide of American consumer culture: is it “soda” or “pop?”
I grew up in the Midwest where “soda” is sparkling water, “pop” is a fizzy, sweet drink. It was a shock when I moved to NYC and “soda” is any fizzy, sweet drink and “pop” is the old man who owns the deli.
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