What Do You Say?

There are often very clear differences with this depending on where you live.

I say soda...from New Hampshire.

Its the same thing with creek vs. crick, and a million other things I can't recall from our unit on this in Linguistics.
 
It varies even within the same state. In Chicago it is "pop." Downstate it is "soda." Way downstate near Missouri it can even be "sodie" especially in rural areas.
 
Raskolnikov said:
http://www.popvssoda.com/
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Somebody has WAY too much time on their hands.

On that note, when you order ice tea in a restaurant, do you have to order it sweetened, or does it come that way? It comes sweetened here. What a shock when I take that first sip down in the US.
 
On that note, when you order ice tea in a restaurant, do you have to order it sweetened, or does it come that way? It comes sweetened here. What a shock when I take that first sip down in the US.

Same here! When we get Ice tea in restrants it is sweet. Then in Flordia when I got some, I was like yuck!!
 
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