**Attention Everyone**
If you would be so kind...
Do you say pop or soda?
And where do you live (or where are you from if it's different than where you live now).
Pretty please.
I'm curious.
(and I want lots of data to satisfy my curiosity...)
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27 comments:
I say pop, by the way.
And I'm from Oregon. And while it seems it's kind of split evenly here where I live now (St Louis, MO area), most of our close friends poke fun when we refer to it as pop. "what, you mean soda?"
I say pop. And Im from Michigan. :)
hi, my name is jenny.
i say pop and i'm from minneSOta. lol!
i say both, but i think i say soda more often. and i'm from central illinois.
I say soda. I live in GA where every one says "coke", but I spent the majority of my early years in Missouri.
i say SODA but only because i married someone from pittsburgh. round these parts in MN it is decidedly POP.
make sure to share the results and your conclusions!
I grew up saying pop, although the last several years I've also called it soda (i married a CHicago boy).
I say soda and I am from Central Illinois.
Pop - and I'm in Utah.
i say soda, but like gina said, everyone else here (MN) says pop. :)
Soda!!!!!!!!!!
I'm from St. Louis! :)
(Is this curiosity from Sunday?!) ha!
Soda, from California!
At "home" I say pop (Michigan), here in the STL, I say soda but not willingly. It's a struggle every single time.
I usually say tonic! ha ha ha
But of your two choices........soda.
I'm from right outside of Boston, MA.
I've lived here in St. Louis almost my whole life and I say soda.
I say pop.....I am from Oregon!
I say pop and I am from Oregon!! Janel
Pop (Michigan)
Pop-from Canada
I grew up in (northern) Minnesota, and grew up saying 'pop.' My husband, who grew up in the teeming metropolis of Minneapolis, Minnesota also grew up saying 'pop', but since he's done a lot of traveling for work and has had colleagues from all over the U.S., he's decided that saying 'pop' is super uncool, and has switched to 'soda.' So now, sometimes I catch myself using 'soda' too. But I still probably call it 'pop' more often. (Sorry, that was probably too long of a comment for one little question!)
I say both, but I find I most often say soda. Born and raised in Jackson, Michigan.
pop- Oregon... although I am trying to force myself to use the term Soda.
Neither. I'm from SC and we usually say 'Coke' - or soft drink.
Pop for sure even though my wife always argues that it is soda. - Live in Oregon
I say pop. I live in Canada!
I say soda/pop/coke. I was born in Texas, lived in Oklahoma, and lived most of my life in Missouri.
Pop- I'm from Indiana, but my Dad is from Michigan and that's what he says and probably where I got it from.
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