Pepsi

önce hüplettik sonra gümlettik. işin sırrı olinde, iki kere rafine. bisküvi denince akla tamam şimdi buldum her an gelir onun adı eti eti eti. “anneeee yine aynı şeyi yaptı” (bu sanırım pepsi reklamıydı, çocuk pipetle içtiği şişe kolayı çok hüpletmekten şişeye düşüyordu, kız kardeşi de şişenin dibine vurup kardeşini şişeden çıkarmaya çalışıyordu)

Cita de erwinkomenda Eres vecino de mis suegros, si paso un día por tu casa, paro y te saludo. Por supuesto, una Pepsi o un helado lo tienes. Es increíble la cantidad de personas que se paran para hablar de las plantas

Za mě je nejlepší Mattoni a Korunní. Dobrá voda mi vůbec nechutná. Piju jen neochucené minerálky. Když už si dám sladké pití, tak jedině colu s ledem nebo kofolu. Pepsi je moc sladká.

.... My all SS GMT II Pepsi is my current daily wear...

前日有生化危機code veronica 重製發佈 今日就有Crazy Taxi 都係Dreamcast年代正game 爭pepsi man 百事超人真係無得輸

... Magnum PI also a vintage "Pepsi Rolex" that he wore on... longer makes the Red/Blue (Pepsi) GMT, but they do make...

... Magnum PI also a vintage "Pepsi Rolex" that he wore on... longer makes the Red/Blue (Pepsi) GMT, but they do make...

... Magnum PI also a vintage "Pepsi Rolex" that he wore on... longer makes the Red/Blue (Pepsi) GMT, but they do make...

... my list). I had a pepsi on my list for two ...

Quote History Originally Posted By Pallas: Costco hot dog. View Quote Sam's Club Hot dog, chips and 20 oz Pepsi, $2.60

I just wish the pepsi max syrup tasted like pepsi max. No matter what i do, itr doesn't. Ratios, pushes etc. :(

Kristinusko on tuontitavaraa, se siitä suomalaisuudesta. Etttä ootta tolloja. Pizza hampurilainen cococola pepsi se on suomalaisuuttako.

A nice cold Pepsi max for me tonight

... you ever heard of the Pepsi challenge phenomenon? Back in the ...80s, Pepsi consistently won taste test challenges ...

I'd be in for 10 deals if they wouldn't have changed this recipe. I can drink anything from warm flat beer to hot Pepsi and this stuff is almost undrinkable now. It's a shame because I believe it was the best tasting ginger ale out there.

Nordmenn bruker 11,9% av lønnen på mat, det er veldig billig. Om du ikke kaster vekk penger på unødvendig dritt som Pepsi Max er det raskt under 10%. Du kan ikke sammenligne oss med land hvor maten er halvparten av prisen, når lønnen deres er en femtedel av våres. Anonymkode: ebc19...f1a

Pepsi in 2022. Daytona in 2023 and now 2026 I have the LV. I have been lucky enough to collect some vintage Rolex, Omega and other fun watches but it was fun to complete the modern air land and sea collection. Got super lucky with the crown orientation! On the timegrapher for the heck of it. Perfect as expected!

... a mom put Coke or Pepsi in a one year old...

... to do is switch to Pepsi Max and stop ordering Door...

... frango 10 de pepperoni Uma Pepsi 4 mini churros. Quando peguei...

... one. Mixers include draught Pepsi Max, Diet Pepsi, Pepsi or Lemonade. This voucher...

This is rubbish. Pepsi Max is better.

... shisa, trái cây khô bò pepsi pha rượu uống (tôi đô...

I only order KFC now and again just for a pepsi max fix - mumsnetter logic Nothing better than a takeaway thread on MN - We don't buy takeaways. For a treat we will buy some very good seafood and cook it ourselves.

I've been investing in pepsi for a while now and been trying to figure out what's happening down 12% the last 3 months and down 18% in the last 2 years and down at the 5 year mark. I've been trying to figure out if it's a falling knife. submitted by /u/Unable-Archer5437 to r/dividends [link] [comments]

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I know it was a dumb decision financially and logically because the trade and cash top up doesn’t make sense but men…. Grail acquired. I won’t be shopping for more Rolex’s and told my AD he owes me a Daytona after this and he just smiled 😄. Wife hated this decision so much but oh well…. All I can is wearing this makes me feel happier than owning the other 2 watches. submitted by /u/Friendly_Visual1194 to r/rolex [link] [comments]

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Just bought a Pepsi off a member here who said it was too small for his wrist. Watch came in today and I had a couple of issues getting it to go the finally did. A few mins later it stopped then I finally got it going again (after numerous tries). The watch was good for probably 5 hours then all of a sudden stopped. Any idea wha can be going on? I paid Good and Services so I’m protected but I like the watch and trying to figure out what can be happening. I wound it for a good amount of time. submitted by /u/buelerbuelerbueler to r/RepTime [link] [comments]

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Most of the regulars here know that the current top reps are top notch. I firmly believe that 99.99% of the people out in the wild can not tell the difference. Not at social distances and certainly not without a loupe or taking a look at the movement. Case in point. I finally got around to putting the finishing touches on my Pepsi rep today, and I put it up against my gen Pepsi. Can you tell which one is the VSF and which one is R factory? The VSF has some upgrades that I performed myself (gen crystal with shortened gasket, rehaut polish, rotor and movement service, bracelet polish and rebrush, and fine-tuning of the click mechanism). Put side by side I'm fairly confident most people outside this sub would not be able to tell the difference. What's your take? *Edited* I added a shot of the crowns and crown guards next to each other. https://preview.redd.it/ul38h8rj32ag1.jpg?width=4272&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e61dc8a1fa268dba0f1ae96c983b619e49a9c16a https://preview.redd.it/2fck18rj32ag1.jpg?width=2681&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f60b76dfa580183c5afaa39bfffe53912a6cc2f7 submitted by /u/durner1 to r/RepTime [link] [comments]

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In 1996, Pepsi joked in a commercial that you could get a Harrier fighter jet for 7 million Pepsi Points. A 21-year-old did the math, raised $700,000, and formally ordered the jet. Pepsi refused. He sued. Advertising was never the same. The Cola Wars were raging. Pepsi was battling Coca-Cola for market dominance, launching increasingly elaborate campaigns to capture consumer attention. One of their biggest efforts was "Pepsi Stuff"—a loyalty program where customers collected points from bottle caps and cans, then redeemed them for branded merchandise. The TV commercial showed teenagers excitedly redeeming points: "T-shirt — 75 Pepsi Points." "Leather jacket — 1,450 points." "Sunglasses — 175 points." And then, in the final seconds, the commercial delivered its punchline: A teenager lands a Marine Corps AV-8 Harrier II Jump Jet in his high school parking lot. Students cheer as papers fly everywhere from the jet's vertical thrust. He removes his helmet, grins at the camera. "Harrier Fighter Jet — 7,000,000 Pepsi Points." Everyone laughed. It was obviously a joke. A multi-million-dollar military fighter jet? For soda bottle caps? Absurd. Everyone laughed. Except John Leonard. Leonard was a 21-year-old business student in Seattle. When he saw the commercial, he didn't see humor—he saw an opportunity. He noticed something crucial: nowhere did the commercial explicitly say it was a joke. And the official Pepsi Stuff catalog included a clause stating you could purchase points for 10 cents each if you didn't have enough. Leonard did the math: 7,000,000 points × $0.10 per point = $700,000 A Harrier Jump Jet's actual market value? Approximately $33 million. If Pepsi was legally bound to honor the commercial's offer, Leonard could acquire a $33 million military aircraft for $700,000. But Leonard didn't have $700,000. So he found investors—friends, family, a local businessman named Todd Hoffman who contributed most of the capital. On March 27, 1996, Leonard filled out an official Pepsi Stuff order form. He checked the box requesting the Harrier Jet. He enclosed a check for $700,008.50 (the $700,000 for points plus $4.19 shipping and handling, plus 15 original Pepsi Points as required). He mailed it to Pepsi. And waited. Pepsi's response came quickly—but not what Leonard wanted. They returned his check with a letter explaining that the Harrier Jet was "obviously meant to be humorous" and not actually available. They offered Pepsi merchandise and coupons. Leonard refused. He believed Pepsi had made a legally binding offer through broadcast advertising, and he had accepted it according to their stated rules. In 1996, Leonard filed a lawsuit against PepsiCo. He sued for breach of contract, demanding Pepsi honor the commercial's offer and provide him with a Harrier Jump Jet or its cash equivalent. The case became a media sensation. Here was a college kid taking on a multi-billion-dollar corporation over a joke in a TV commercial. Pepsi assembled a legal team and argued: The offer was clearly a joke. No reasonable person would believe Pepsi was offering a military fighter jet. The Harrier Jet was never in the official catalog. Even if serious, Pepsi couldn't fulfill it. Harrier Jets are military aircraft that can't be legally transferred to civilians without Department of Defense approval. The price was obviously satirical. $700,000 for a $33 million jet? The discrepancy proved it was humor. Leonard's attorneys countered: Advertisements constitute binding offers when specific enough. The commercial stated a specific point value. Pepsi's rules allowed point purchases, making the offer theoretically achievable. A reasonable person might believe the offer was real—companies had given away cars and expensive items in promotions before. The case went to U.S. District Court. Judge Kimba Wood presided. In August 1999, Judge Wood ruled decisively in Pepsi's favor. Her reasoning: The commercial was "evidently done in jest." The teenager flying a military jet to school was an obvious comedic element. No reasonable person would believe Pepsi was offering a genuine Harrier Jet. The commercial was puffery, not a binding offer. Leonard appealed. In 2000, the appellate court affirmed the ruling. John Leonard would not be getting his Harrier Jet. But the story didn't end there. Leonard v. Pepsico became one of the most cited cases in advertising law. Law schools teach it as a case study in contract formation and the "reasonable person" standard. Pepsi, chastened by the lawsuit, revised the commercial. The Harrier Jet's point value was changed to 700,000,000 points—making it mathematically impossible to purchase. They also added disclaimer text stating "Just Kidding." John Leonard never got his fighter jet. But he got something else: immortality in legal and advertising history. In 2022, Netflix released a documentary about the case: "Pepsi, Where's My Jet?" The story captivated a new generation. Leonard, now in his late 40s, has embraced his role in the saga. He didn't win his lawsuit, but he proved a point: words matter, even in commercials. Especially in commercials. Pepsi made a joke. A college kid took it seriously. And for a brief moment, a soda company almost had to explain to the U.S. military why they needed to acquire a Harrier Jump Jet. In the end, the law sided with common sense: no reasonable person would believe Pepsi was giving away fighter jets. But John Leonard proved something equally important: Sometimes the most reasonable thing to do is ask, "Why not?" submitted by /u/wafumet to r/BeAmazed [link] [comments]

We are both petty. I ate his last mars bar after this. submitted by /u/jessicasheldon to r/mildlyinfuriating [link] [comments]

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This question crossed my mind a lot, is there a specific reason why is it that popular? submitted by /u/ahmedmotlaqe to r/rolex [link] [comments]

I work for pepsi, have for years now. The last thing I want is to lose my job, obviously. However, it seems like pepsi is purposely trying to lose business. I heard production is very slow, and they’re shutting down lines due to the lack of volume. Sales are horrible, 12pks at Publix just went up and are almost close to being 12$ for a 12pk. Routes are doing no where near the amount of volume they should be doing with & without all the extra bs pepsi likes to add on. It’s looking and sounding overall bad. Hoping for a change around, but out of all my years with pepsi it’s never been this bad. submitted by /u/Far_Syllabub4326 to r/Pepsi [link] [comments]

thanks amazon Edit: for those who say go to the store and stop being lazy, I WORK IN RETAIL!!! I SPENT MOST OF MY DAY AT THE STORE!! I buy from amazon because it is cheap where I live. Please stop making this about me being lazy. submitted by /u/TurbulentDonkey9744 to r/mildlyinfuriating [link] [comments]

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this one specific moment in time moment in time kicked started one of saddest downfall in history (health wise not popularity) and the fact whole watched and made fun of him while it happened this moment in time is the pinnacle of everything in his life. This would kickstart his drug addiction. submitted by /u/No-Singer6718 to r/MichaelJackson [link] [comments]

https://www.mjvibe.com/pepsi-in-trouble-with-michael-jackson-fans/?fbclid=IwAR2_bz_44ywOT9AAuxIc8Rn7jIk-uumMfsE2T2VEHnqDLbkSl_pE0OCwrt4 https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid0a5iCt1cRYHJyVYjTtqRaRXe9dWFExXLqPvgWDLi1ingmh8qLZfeVg325zQdZsgQ5l&id=155931397788463&mibextid=b06tZ0 Go comment on Pepsi's posts, let them know we won't accept disrespect to Mike. submitted by /u/JediRenee to r/MichaelJackson [link] [comments]