Ace has a link to "what do you call carbonated sweetened beverages".
My parents called it 'pop'. Until I entered the Army, I called it 'pop'. While in the military I changed over to calling it 'soda'; I still do.
This kind of falls in line with what I was talking about before.
I moved to where it's called soda from where it's called pop and I didn't insist that everyone else change how they talked.
Another regional study could center around where when you order tea if the waitress asks, "iced or hot" or "sweet or unsweet" of if they ask at all.
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