@0x00 @nick @terryenglish thanks for incidentally reminding me about that one time Pepsi bought a bunch of the Soviet navy in exchange for syrup
> As a result in the spring of 1989, Pepsi and the Soviet Union signed a deal that will go down in history. Pepsi Co. came into ownership of 17 old Soviet submarines, a frigate, a cruiser, and a destroyer. This for a brief time meant that a company was in the top 10 rankings of the world as a military power, more specifically the 6th most powerful military power in 1989.
https://medium.com/history-of-yesterday/how-pepsi-became-a-global-military-power-777f8fb62dd3
> As a result in the spring of 1989, Pepsi and the Soviet Union signed a deal that will go down in history. Pepsi Co. came into ownership of 17 old Soviet submarines, a frigate, a cruiser, and a destroyer. This for a brief time meant that a company was in the top 10 rankings of the world as a military power, more specifically the 6th most powerful military power in 1989.
https://medium.com/history-of-yesterday/how-pepsi-became-a-global-military-power-777f8fb62dd3
@terryenglish@social.librem.one @ratkun@pl.smuglo.li @0x00@social.panthermodern.net
Since we're on the topic on cooperations, let's get back to domino's pizza.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPjOygY-MB8
@terryenglish@social.librem.one @0x00@social.panthermodern.net @ratkun@pl.smuglo.li well, then you should probably order some from your local restaurant instead of relying on some massive entity sapping all the funds to fly to the moon and shit.
I get it tough, american chain pizza stores are apparently real bad.