And for the record, it is actually a horrible product to use on ducts. It dries out over time and loses adhesion. Maybe as a temporary fix, but no more.

Either pop or soda, but definitely not Coke.

I went down to Atlanta and ordered a Coke at a restaurant. The waitress asked me what kind... HUH??? :spock: When I say F***ing Coke I want a Coke. If I wanted a Dr. Pepper I'd probably say "Dr. Pepper". Why does Coke represent all soda (or pop) in the south...that still confuses me.

and I say soda dammit :cuss:

it's duct tape

I don't care what anyone says.

and it's soda you fucking hippies

I'd say that's really weird coming from Atlanta, home of Coca-Cola Company.

Soda? ROFL This isn't the fucking fifties. It's pop you dumb hick.

You're both wrong. Call it by it's brand name.

stfu, how can you call it by a brand name when you don't know what it is?

Example:
"Hey dude, you got any pop?" when at a friends place...

I havent heard it called coke in the generic since in quite a while. Though i have definitly heard it called that in the south just not as frequently as what i used to.

In that case, ask him for a "soft drink."

That would be pretty weird, lol. Should I also ask for the menu and what's today's special?

Yep.

And some grey poupon.

Actually I agree. Call it pop or soda. Who ****ing cares?