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Can We Guess Whether You Prefer Coke Or Pepsi?

There are people who would die to defend either drink.
5.59pm, 13 Aug 2017
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1. Do you smoke?
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Yes
No
2. Which games console do you prefer?
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Xbox
Playstation

I don't play video games
I prefer gaming on Steam
3. McDonald's or Burger King?
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Burger King
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McDonald's
4. What age are you?
Over 25
Under 25
5. Would you wear a jumper like this at a festival (or anywhere else)?
eBay
Never in a million years.
Yeah, they're kinda cool.
6. Chicken fillet roll or breakfast roll?
7. Has anyone ever called you a goth?
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Yes
No
8. If you had to choose a canned energy drink, which would you go for?
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Red Bull
Heraldo
Monster
9. Do you have any concern whatsoever about your sugar intake?
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Yes
No
10. Are you vegan?
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Yes
No
11. Do you prefer Tesco or Dunnes?
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Dunnes
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Tesco
Answer all the questions to see your result!
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You scored out of !
Coke
You're a very average person. Quality over quantity is your attitude as you buy your 500ml bottle of Coke instead of opting for the 750mls of Pepsi that is the same price. You could even be a Diet Coke person, but you're definitely not a Pepsi person.
Share your result:
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You scored out of !
Pepsi
You'd rather get your 750ml of Pepsi than pay the same price for 500ml of Coke. It only makes sense. When you order a Pepsi, restaurants breathe a sigh of relief, knowing that they don't have to tell you "Sorry - no Coke, only Pepsi".
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