When you ask for Coke at a restaraunt and the waitress says "Is Pepsi ok" what d

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  1. Sam Dolloff profile image61
    Sam Dolloffposted 13 years ago

    When you ask for Coke at a restaraunt and the waitress says "Is Pepsi ok" what do you really think?

    Or visa versa.... Ask for Pepsi and they only have Coke.  Or does it not matter to you?

  2. angoliver profile image60
    angoliverposted 13 years ago

    Sometimes it matters, sometimes it don't, but there is definitely a difference in taste. Coca-Cola is  sweeter (that's the one I like lol). And the reason they ask if Pesi is okay is because when you ask for a coke, they assume you mean Coca-Cola.

  3. joyfuldesigns profile image69
    joyfuldesignsposted 13 years ago

    To me personally I can't tell a difference, but I appreciate their being upfront.

    Others seem to have strong preference one way or the other.  I used to know someone who would respond, "No, Pepsi (or the other one) sucks"  at least they had the option!

  4. delmer47 profile image60
    delmer47posted 13 years ago

    It really doesn't matter to me. As long as it's diet, I'll drink it :-)

  5. LegendaryN8 profile image61
    LegendaryN8posted 13 years ago

    It depends on what part of the USA you are in.

  6. cooldad profile image60
    cooldadposted 13 years ago

    I think that I will have a Mountain Dew instead.  I'm a coke guy, I can't drink Pepsi.

  7. sallieannluvslife profile image77
    sallieannluvslifeposted 13 years ago

    I would say "No,  thank you...I'll have sweet tea!"

  8. SheriSapp profile image60
    SheriSappposted 13 years ago

    I am a die-hard pepsi LOVER and would rather drink water than coke!

  9. seicheprey profile image61
    seichepreyposted 13 years ago

    I think and say, "No, I'll just have a water, please."  But I rarely order a soda, it's usually coffee.  I love coffee.  Coffee, coffee, coffee.

  10. Bretsuki profile image67
    Bretsukiposted 13 years ago

    I cannot tell any difference so I drink both.

    It seems I always pick the wrong one though, if I ask for Pepsi, they offer Coke and if I ask for Coke they usually offer Pepsi.

    I am after 5 years in the US slowly catching on and asking for Cola, then I get any sweet brown stuff. smile

  11. point2make profile image60
    point2makeposted 13 years ago

    I hate it when that happens. I have made restaurants choices, solely, based on whether they serve Coke or not.

  12. JEDIJESSICUH profile image71
    JEDIJESSICUHposted 13 years ago

    I change my drink to Mountain Dew. I don't like Pepsi and Coke is delicious beyond reasonable belief. So if they don't have it, I change my order.

  13. deblipp profile image61
    deblippposted 13 years ago

    Coke! Coke! Coke!

    If they only have Pepsi I ask if they have Dr. Pepper.

  14. G.L.A. profile image84
    G.L.A.posted 13 years ago

    I think that the restaurant has a contract with Pepsi Cola, as opposed to Coca Cola.

  15. onegoodwoman profile image70
    onegoodwomanposted 13 years ago

    pepsi, is not a suitable replacement for "coke"...............I choose water instead.


    Either way, either choice, I am the customer, the consumer and it DOES matter.  I will not pay for an inferior product or service.  Would you expect me to accept raw fries? rubbery eggss, burnt toast?

  16. LaniK profile image59
    LaniKposted 13 years ago

    I think she is asking a decent waitress-question.  I would rather she asked than brought me Pepsi without asking.  I will change my order and everyones happy.

  17. stylezink profile image72
    stylezinkposted 13 years ago

    It matters to me. When they ask if Pepsi is okay I will usually ask for a Dr Pepper instead or lemonade. There's no "kick" to Pepsi. To me Pepsi tastes more like Diet Coke. There's something about Coke and that first gulp!

  18. nifty@50 profile image71
    nifty@50posted 13 years ago

    I think, but I'm in Georgia damn it! LOL! Sometimes the Pepsi actually tastes better, it really depends on the location. I eat at Taco Bell a lot, so I'm either really cheap or I guess I like it (Pepsi that is)!

 
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