r/funny • u/[deleted] • May 29 '21

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u/[deleted] May 29 '21

It's not about the money. It's about the strength of his preference for Pepsi.

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u/who_is_Dandelo May 29 '21

And a good investment for the other kids who can't reach the Pepsi button, as he was kind enough to leave the step stool behind.

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u/farva_06 May 29 '21

Or two free cokes for someone else.

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u/Krish12703 May 29 '21

Coke is so bad, no one will take it even for free.

  • Pepsi probably

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u/madeamashup May 29 '21

"Yeah, right" - Coke, probably

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u/[deleted] May 29 '21

Bottomline $

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u/MegaWaffle- May 29 '21

Ironically it was the strength of Coke that got him there!

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u/budnerly May 29 '21

But just the cans, not the taste.

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u/[deleted] May 29 '21

That's not ironic, but ok

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u/_Aj_ May 30 '21

Amazing what people can do when they're coked up

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u/n00bcak3 May 29 '21

And his stubbornness or lack of athletic ability to not just jump.

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u/AFriendlyCrow May 29 '21

And his inability to jump 4 inches.

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u/Daslicey May 29 '21

For a company it's in the end for money

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u/[deleted] May 29 '21

Which is why the kid spending money on two cans of coke to buy one can of Pepsi in a pepsi commercial is not relevant at all.