Richards is filled with nice people. People who would go out of their way to help you, to show you a good time, or to warn you about bad soda. Came across this post-it on the 13th floor soda machine and it made me laugh.
It also made me think about negative advertising. Will anyone dare buy a diet Dr. Pepper from this machine again? Will the 3 slots of diet Dr. Pepper remain on reserve for all eternity? My guess is no, but it will be interesting to see how long the note lasts. Something tells me a wary Dr. Pepper machine-stocker will dispose of the post-it with grace.
I'd be interested in buying one just to see what "too much carbonation" tastes like.
(Treston, were you behind this?)
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It would be like Mama Barilla changing her catchphrase.
"Too Authentic."
whaat.
I was not behind this, but I did see the note. I think the note caused more people to choose regular (aka non-lame) Dr. Pepper instead, resulting in the Dr. Pepper being sold out. I was infuriated, especially since I had to walk up to the 14th floor and spend an extra five cents to get a beverage sans PhD.
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