PkN 531. Kyle Street Coke. Taylor's drinking Pepsi. Like you guys aren't old enough for the

Colav Wars, but this is a big deal in my childhood.

The Colavars were manufactured by Pepsi and Coca-Cola just kind of leaned into it like, yeah, your competition.

Yeah, it's like they've worked.

He's from Atlanta people. This guy is in bed with the enemy.

I went to...

They're not even the number two soda. They're not even the number

that. Dr Pepper is the number two. My class field trip my class field trip

went to a Pepsi manufacturer where they brainwashed me and 30 years later I'm still stuck.

They got, I'm on Team Pepsi. They told me that those other people were the bad ones.

Yeah, Pepsi for, well I mean, most people evolved throughout their soda consumption.

Like when I was a young man in college, I spent way too much money for a college student

on always having Diet Pepsi's like those 24 packs you'd get at Sam's Club or whatever.

And then as I matured, I didn't want that sickly sweet. Even the Diet Dr. Pepper's are super sickly sweet.

I don't like that. Then I transitioned to Diet Coke.

And then after a couple years of that transition to Diet Pepsi and it was like, it was like I'm home. Like I

finally arrived home. It's the far and away the best diet soda.

Kyle, you can't take it with word for it because he lives in Atlanta,

what he's 100% right. The bias that's going to come from Kyle with what he

says. I want to be on Taylor's side, but the fact that he describes sweet as sickly

just shows me what a sugar bigot he is.

Well, these are diet sodas, and so you would take one sip of a diet soda and be like,

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