Pepsico Stories

"Remember to ask me about that later, we can giggle like a bunch of silly blonde bimbos about it over some decaf coffee, it's all I drink. Can you imagine this pretty thing on caffeine right now? I'd be burning holes in the carpet just by running around too fast like a retarded woman. Anyway, enough of that. I feel a bit tipsy now and my parents will be home soon. Isn't anyone missing you yet?" "Did anyone ever tell you how much of a laughingstock you are when you're drunk?" I scowled. "And I just thought you might want to know that I feel a bit nauseous too." *** Just silently curse that a girl can give you so much anxiety to what you're feeling or what you're trying your best to not feel because you know you shouldn't feel that way. The Leroux family and the Preston family had been rivals from the start, until their companies, Coca-Cola Company and PepsiCo respectively, had to join forces to crush Dr Pepper Snapple Group. Aurora Leroux was born in a wealthy family of two loving parents, whom treated her like gold from the day she stepped foot in the world. She's easily triggered to become an overbearing person, in general, but truly, she's just a bona fide girl, who has never dated, went to parties, or gotten drunk, or in other words, any typical good girl. Connor Preston is the heir to his father's company, PepsiCo, and he is an extremely arrogant businessman, whom has girls kissing the ground he walks on, due to his good looks. But when he meets Coca-Cola Company's princess, he might be a bit intimidated by her straightforward ways. But it's almost impossible for sparks NOT to fly when they have so much in common... (EXTENDED SUMMARY INSIDE)

These lyrics I've written is dedicated to all the victims who have come forward with their #Metoo story . These are original lyrics I've written that speaks on the topic about sexual harassment because it's happens so often especially in the workplace. Always let your voice be heard by any means necessary!

Pepsi man and kool-aid man go to a planet called the Flynns and across coca-cola man.

For a while, I thought about something of a series based on the concept of PepsiCo's competitors diversifying via purchasing other companies to compete with it. The cover image is from here: https://www.vending.com/vending-machines/combo-machines/express-combo-vending-machine/ (Needs improvements.)