i could blame it on my parents who provided it to my sisters and i as the caffeinated soda of choice throughout our childhoods, but i'd also like to think that, as the independently minded little adult that i am, i did actually make a conscious choice at one point or another to think, "hey, this pop is pretty nifty." (obviously my inner voice is that of an older white gentleman from the 1950's midwest)
My inner voice also dresses to the nines...obviously.
but regardless of how this "love" (horrible choice of words now that i look at it...let's go with, "severe enjoyment of taste") came about, the fact is that diet pepsi will be my soda pick nine times out of ten. not regular pepsi. and definitely not coke.
Thank you, Chuck Norris.
so one thing that really gets my proverbial panties in a bunch is when people make snide comments about diet pepsi drinkers (actually diet soda drinkers in general, but since i just spent the past 5 hours making a big deal about only liking diet pepsi, i figured i'd stick with it).
Interchange:
Person 1: "And I'll have a diet to drink, thanks."
Person 2: "Oh my goooooooood, shut up. You are not fat."
Person 1: "...um, thank you?"
Why does ordering a diet soda automatically mean that you're doing it to cut calories? I personally am really not a fan of the taste of regular Pepsi. It is waaaaaay too sugary tasting, and I don't enjoy it. I'm also not a fan of giving my teeth sugar baths if I can help it. So, please, don't assume I'm on the verge of turning to anorexia next time I order a Diet just because I don't want to soak my teeth in sugar.
Mmm, gingivitis.
Ok, that's all (:
stay classy, san diego.
mjl.