Apparently this is what the enemy, frankly, thinks defines them... "The Most (and Least) Woke States in the US" Utterly nonsensical metrics (and lots of fart-hoofing), and I'm not sure this actually matches reality, but there you go. Written by one of their own, no less. - Kotaku In Action 2

Apparently this is what the enemy, frankly, thinks defines them... "The Most (and Least) Woke States in the US" Utterly nonsensical metrics (and lots of fart-hoofing), and I'm not sure this actually matches reality, but there you go. Written by one of their own, no less. (archive.ph)

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– bamboozler1 [S] 2 points 2 years ago +2 / -0

"Booch" is super mainstream in Aus, though...

Like, I would say that it outsells most soft drinks, in the major cities.

It has been for a while.

Not "organic home brew" kombucha by any means, but various... "Cola brand" versions of the stuff, pre-made, in bottles and cans...

It is, in essence, ubiquitous by now. As is iced tea, which, well, is more like your "Arizona" brand than anything else... Just slightly less sweet.

Both are owned by Coca-Cola or Schweppes or whatever, but still, they're everywhere here.

Soft drinks are one thing that I noticed were very different, in America, in general lol...