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RE: Coca-Cola Makes Employees Train On Being Less White
(Yesterday 03:11 PM)No2rdame Wrote:  I'm not overly surprised by this. Anyone seen the marketing campaigns for Sprite in the last 5-10 years? They definitely don't want our lilly-white @sses drinking it.

Well Coke is where they make their money and its from Southerners and Latins.

Its like the New Coke fiasco. It was designed by a Mexican, Cuban, Australian and a Yankee who lived in Pepsi country. It was created to taste more like Pepsi. They had nobody from Coke Country in the decision. Now Coke is run mostly by Europeans where I can't imagine they make much money because it is more expensive than beer over there. Their volume is US and Latin America.
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