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From: ron@brl-tgr.ARPA (Ron Natalie <ron>)
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Subject: Re: Those twits at McDonalds have done it to me for the last time!
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> 
> Ken:  Your friend probably has a great idea. At most Friendlies  (sorry, but
> this is a large chain primarily in the East), they do not market Coke, but 
> rather "Friendly Cola."  So.... usually when you order a large Coke, the
> response is, we don't have Coke, but is Friendly Cola o.k.?
>
The sandwich shop near here sells Pepsi products and gives you the old
"Will Pepsi be alright?" line.  One day I said, "No Thanks, I'll have
Ice Tea instead."  About a month later I returned and they had switched
to Coke.

-Ron

The local Coca Cola plant here used to answer their phones with "Have a Coke
and a Smile."  I hate Roy Rodgers.  I am not their partner, and I don't want
to take the meal "out on the trail."