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  Carolyn

  1 year ago

  hilarious...i'm definitely going to try that tomorrow at work as we have Diet Dr. Pepper too
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  Mike B.

  1 year ago

  Make sure it's room temperature - if it's cold it behaves normally!
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  Carolyn

  1 year ago

  Just performed the experiment with several co-workers waiting in anticipation and the results were disappointing, no overflowing Dr. Pepper. However, my can was stored upright at room temperature and not on its side.
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  Mike B.

  1 year ago

  That's odd - maybe I just have a very carbonated case?! Wish there was someone we could ask... perhaps some Doctor out there that might be able to explain this...
  
  "Oh Dr. Pepper, why do you taste so good and yet bubble so much?"
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  Carolyn

  1 year ago

  That's what I was thinking except that my can was un-carbornated - as it didn't taste very good, but maybe that was because it was at room temp.
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  James R.

  1 year ago

  I think the real mystery here, Mikey, is why you are drinking a diet beverage in the first place.
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  Mike B.

  1 year ago

  Jimbo!! So good to see you are alive and well!
  
  Gotta drink the diet beverage - I don't get to trek around South America like some people :)
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