Lmao!
Im known for drinking lots of it amongst my family and friends. Not a big soda drinker unless its with a fast food meal, dinner I have water with lemon and or wine. I love 100% juices, especially apple and cherry. I like to make my own sodas with juice and carbonated soda water. No more tea any more due to a history of kidney stones over the years- tea (or its tannins) is a trigger substance for me. Always have a gallon of water with me in the vehicles, usually always carrying a bottle in my hand. At home I always have this big plastic mug of it sitting on my coaster on the coffee table with slices of lemon in it. When I stayed at my moms as a kid we drank well water and she always put slices of lemon in it for me because of the taste and because at my dads he drank store bought water even back in the 70s because our water where we lived near San Diego sucked.
I better get a swimming pool
Same here.
I drank a lot of water when I was a kid. We rarely ever had pop. I started drinking carbonated sugar death drinks in college, along with coffee. I'll cut pop ever year or so. For the last several months I've maybe had one pop a week, if that. I like the carbonation with mexican food. I have an insulated 18oz mug that I take with me everywhere. I try and fill it 2-3 times at work.
I grew up in the 70s and I remember my mom didnt even buy soda at her house, the only time we got it was out to dinner, it was either water or tea or nothing. We got it at my grammas tho, she always had cases of Pepsi for her and Love strawberry for me and my brother. My dad had an old Coke machine at his shop that we would get ice cold Dr Peppers and Cokes in the bottle when we were out at the shop, but my mom just didnt drink it so she didnt buy it at her house and she still doesnt today.
I distinctly remember the first time I had a whole can of pop to myself.
LOL! I refer to it as "coke" "pop" "soda" interchangeably. I've lived in OK, Washington state, and Denver. I'm carbonation linguistics confused.
Not enough. We started drinking less pop and more iced tea a few months ago.
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