I like that he likes the mini Cokes and he likes to drink a lot of them.
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Oh no are we doing another bar v. sandwich thing
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âSpicy waterâ 
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Thatâs rightâŚitâs not pop, itâs not soda, itâs not a soft drink, itâs coke! 
I think this is pretty regional thoughâŚgoing to have to figure out where he lives.
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I would almost think the northeast. I feel like when I was little anyway all soda was coke. I think now itâs more all soda
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I wouldnât have guessed the NE! Iâm in Louisville, and growing up, everything was all coke. But even in northern KY, they used pop instead, so the region was fairly small.
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Itâs a cold drink down here, lol
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Old Florida too
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FIFY! 
I donât care what they calli t in Indy, itâs soda, always will be soda.
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I am not sure about this. Maybe part generational/part regional? I grew up in Massachusetts and we said soda (I was born in 82 for reference). My grandparents grew up in Boston proper and all soda was tonic. I never remember a time when everything was a coke. That is just wild to me.
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This data comes from a reputable source, but obviously there can be local variation. I notice southern New Hampshire is not uniform, so maybe that accounts for the difference.
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We donât call things Coke here unless itâs a coke, lol. Iâve heard âcold drinkâ and soda all my life, lol.
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Yes! I knew Iâd seen something like this on a linguistics quiz a few years back.
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