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You realise there are some grave differences between water and soda, right? Also, damn dude, I seriously hope you are an American who just cannot convert ounces to liters properly.
Nope, I drink between 4 and 8 two liter sodas a day. Interspersed with other drinks, like if I go out to eat.
I strongly believe you are an outlier. Like the Mick Jagger of soda drinking. This cannot be healthy. Then again, you said nothing about your weight or other health issues, and you shouldn't feel like you need to, thats quite private info...
I'm a walking bag of health issues, to the point where the amount of soda I'm drinking is barely a blip on the radar.
Least unhealthy american
Soda comes in ml and L not oz.
In the US? You sure?
Pretty sure he's drinking these
Hah, learning something new. I guess its oz and L then. Thought the move to gallons after oz.
You are correct.
1L, 1.25, 2L and 3L are common in the US.
750ml is also a size in the US but its sometimes swapped with 24oz. Most other sizes under that is done in oz.