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[TheKrell]

I grew up in Orange County, CA, where we called it a soft drink. One wonders why southern CA isn't green (other).

 

[ChadT41]

I grew up Az and it's a soda, or a coke, and then you distinguish afterwards

 

[Bobby]

I grew up in Orange County, CA, where we called it a soft drink. One wonders why southern CA isn't green (other).

I agree Krell. I started life in New York City where we called it soda. When we moved to the San Fernando Valley, when I was 8, it was called soft drink. My best friend's mother, who was from Nebraska, called it pop! Here, today, in Northern California, it is called soda. I suppose that the south may well have adopted the soda name by now...

 

[navychop]

Please tell me my tax dollars didn't go toward collecting the data and making that graphic.

 

[Jackonearth]

I have never had anyone call Soda "Pop" in New England or Florida where I live only know the term from TV shows.

I guess there's no Pepsi in the south.

 

[Jackonearth]

Please tell me my tax dollars didn't go toward collecting the data and making that graphic.

I was thinking the same thing.

 

[navychop]

I guess there's no Pepsi in the south.

Actually, as I grew up in NOLA, it was very rare, almost nonexistent. I think Pepsi had an uphill fight across much of the South. IIRC, the turning point was their ads appealing to the young.

 

[MikeD-C05]

I grew up in Orange County, CA, where we called it a soft drink. One wonders why southern CA isn't green (other).

I grew up in Arkansas and Mostly in Texas and we just called all soft drinks, regardless of brand , COKE.