subway charges more for a POP and CHIPS if you buy a DOUBLE MEAT SUB

[FeuerFrei]

See if you can get national media attention by circulating this issue on facebook or your social network of choice. I'd like to see it blow up like the foot-long sandwich debacle.

 

[Skel]

most of the united states calls it pop, by land mass

but you can go on using your quaint local dialect if it increases your self esteem

Am i correct in my thought that the places that call is "soda" also have the most electoral votes? If so I doubt it's a coincidence

 

[ElFenix]

all AFC teams within the coke areas are AFC south teams, and all AFC south teams are in coke areas. houston texans, jacksonville jaguars, tennessee titans, and indianapolis colts.

 

[edro]

omg!

This thread is about Subway... not pop!

 

[wirednuts]

omg!

This thread is about Subway... not pop!

was about subway. was

 

[wirednuts]

Am i correct in my thought that the places that call is "soda" also have the most electoral votes? If so I doubt it's a coincidence

looks like the people running our country call it whatever the hell they want, even as far as calling it "other". must be some politically correct thing.

and whats up with new mexico? that looks like a giant orgy

 

[zinfamous]

like pepsi, mt dew, etc

you may know it by the incorrect term "soda"

you mean, like, coke?

 

[Baked]

Can I just add Costco polish dog + soda + combo pizza = the shit! (for lunch)

 

[natto fire]

I can vouch that map is wrong. Santa Fe county in New Mexico is definitely more soda than "Coke". "Pop" was the easiest thing to give up when I left Ohio, as well as using "you guys" regardless of the gender I was speaking to.

 

[Triumph]

I can vouch that map is wrong. Santa Fe county in New Mexico is definitely more soda than "Coke". "Pop" was the easiest thing to give up when I left Ohio, as well as using "you guys" regardless of the gender I was speaking to.

Hmmm. I'm thinking that your unscientific sampling of one county in one giant state certainly discredits the entire map. At least for me. Thanks!

 

[natto fire]

Hmmm. I'm thinking that your unscientific sampling of one county in one giant state certainly discredits the entire map. At least for me. Thanks!

Glad I could be of service! I suppose I should have clarified that the map "has an error" and was hoping others would chime in, or make sarcastic remarks. Looks like I succeeded on one front. Although not purely empirical, I worked at the largest grocery store in my area and heard that particular beverage, disgusting though it may be, discussed a lot. I was not in Santa Fe proper, but definitely the most populated unic. area.

 

[sao123]

If you think about it this may be a great idea. If you limit the amount of "pop" a future diabetic can consume you may save a huge amount on health care for these idiots.

Diabetes is a preventable, self-inflicted disease ...

Just like cancer?

 

[brianmanahan]

I can vouch that map is wrong. Santa Fe county in New Mexico is definitely more soda than "Coke". "Pop" was the easiest thing to give up when I left Ohio, as well as using "you guys" regardless of the gender I was speaking to.

profile says you're still in ohio, howdy

and if you really did move to the barren wasteland of second mexico, i pithy you

(btw we say you guys because we are not sexist)

 

[natto fire]

profile says you're still in ohio, howdy

and if you really did move to the barren wasteland of second mexico, i pithy you

(btw we say you guys because we are not sexist)

Sadly I am back in Ohio for at least another winter. Grew up here, and it is the least favorite of the 5 states I've lived in. The barren wasteland was great, they had these things on the horizon that weren't grain silos, they were called mountains. Not to mention you only had 17 morons per square mile compared to the 282 here. You could see the sky, and hot bubbling water from the ground for free. New Mexico food is also leaps and bounds ahead of any midwest cuisine. Then again, if you frequent Subway, you obviously are not a connoisseur of food.

 

[brianmanahan]

Sadly I am back in Ohio for at least another winter. Grew up here, and it is the least favorite of the 5 states I've lived in. The barren wasteland was great, they had these things on the horizon that weren't grain silos, they were called mountains. Not to mention you only had 17 morons per square mile compared to the 282 here. You could see the sky, and hot bubbling water from the ground for free. New Mexico food is also leaps and bounds ahead of any midwest cuisine. Then again, if you frequent Subway, you obviously are not a connoisseur of food.

obviously you have never harvested crops

silos and grain bins are very important

you cant hold silage on a mountain, the goats would eat it

 

[natto fire]

obviously you have never harvested crops

silos and grain bins are very important

you cant hold silage on a mountain, the goats would eat it

LOL, no I have never mega-farmed, but can almost guarantee I have hand harvested more bushels of any crop (especially bush beans) than you. They don't have goats on "farms" in Ohio, BTW, because ConAgra has no interest in goats. The sooner midwest people stop being so nice to each other and realize they are but pawns in political and geo-economic games the better off they will probably be. I don't know that for sure, being a borderline hippy and all, but yeah I have turned thousands of hours in various agricultural activities, and although Ohio is good at numbers farming, they miss the point of why we started growing crops in the first place.

 

[RocksteadyDotNet]

you mean, like, coke?

Pop? lol

Sill Americans, you're all wrong, it's called 'soft drink'.

:sneaky:

 

[bbgenderless]

Corruption and oppression.

 

[edro]

They don't have goats on "farms" in Ohio, BTW, because ConAgra has no interest in goats.

wat?

There are many farms with goats around me... and alpacas, cows, chickens, etc.

I love Ohio!

This thread is now about Ohio, where the favorite drink is pop, which you might consume... at a Subway.

 

[dabuddha]

Grow a pair? I would have just left the sandwich and walked away.

 

[randomrogue]

I was just going to ask him... Are you sure you weren't charged more simply because you called it pop?

Soda, Pop, Coke.

You can tell what part of the States people were raised in.

 

[dank69]

Pop? lol

Sill Americans, you're all wrong, it's called 'soft drink'.

:sneaky:

Americans aren't that classy.

 

[Newbian]

Pop? lol

Sill Americans, you're all wrong, it's called 'soft drink'.

:sneaky:

Quick google shows you guys over there call it fizzy drink.

 

[airdata]

Supply and demand... With all that meat you need the drink more to wash it down and hence it's value goes up as opposed to if you were eating a more easily to chew sandwich.

 

[HopJokey]

Hmm maybe if they had a device than makes "Pop". No wait it's called a SODAstream:

http://www.sodastreamusa.com/