Orange Juice or those old-school commercials?
in Health ·
Look, all these fizzy sodas are basically a death sentence for your health and your waistline...
Coca-Cola is the absolute last thing I’d ever touch, whether it's the regular stuff or even the diet version.
If you're addicted, you seriously need to get your act together. It's not like you were "born this way"—you chose to build this habit. So, you better start choosing to break it.
And honestly? I don't buy into the idea that Orange Juice is some pillar of American culture. It's just juice. Anyone can squeeze a fruit and call it a day; we make it ourselves at home all the time. It’s just a basic commodity that has zero deep connection to the USA or our heritage. (If I remember correctly, the Brits actually popularized it, and it’s been a staple of their breakfast way longer than ours). Claiming orange juice is "American" is like saying driving a car is a cultural tradition. It's too generic to mean anything.
Coca-Cola is the absolute last thing I’d ever touch, whether it's the regular stuff or even the diet version.
If you're addicted, you seriously need to get your act together. It's not like you were "born this way"—you chose to build this habit. So, you better start choosing to break it.
And honestly? I don't buy into the idea that Orange Juice is some pillar of American culture. It's just juice. Anyone can squeeze a fruit and call it a day; we make it ourselves at home all the time. It’s just a basic commodity that has zero deep connection to the USA or our heritage. (If I remember correctly, the Brits actually popularized it, and it’s been a staple of their breakfast way longer than ours). Claiming orange juice is "American" is like saying driving a car is a cultural tradition. It's too generic to mean anything.