I love how the USSR was just like “yeah, why don’t we just give a corporation a navy? That’ll definitely make the Americans nervous”

They actually didn't.

I mean it probably would’ve

America: *Woody on fire meme*

Also most of the ships the ussr was gonna give to Pepsi were really outdated

History is weird especially when you get into all the specifics when companies are involved like Mat did here

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Gives a whole new meaning to the term "soda wars" doesn't it.

Colda war or Colad war. Not sure which is better.

Colad for sure

Im just starting to imagine pepsi and coke battleships fighting it out

I’m imagining Red Coke hiring 9 mercenaries and Blu Pepsi hiring 9 mercenaries to fight each other to see who is better.

"Pepsi would have a bigger navy than Canada" would have sounded just as impressive as "6th largest Navy in the world"... Like, who's gonna check how many ships Canada has?

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One big thing this really sheds light on is how common it is for the news - now and throughout history - to report on deals (and laws) that are still in progress as if they're set in stone. The "will" in those headlines is doing a LOT of work, and I recommend that if you ever see a headline with any type of future tense at all, treat it with a healthy level of skepticism. Especially these days, where some future tense is written as past tense, like articles titled "How X became the new owners of Y" where "became" is referring to something that MAY happen in the near future.

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You mean like how Elon Musk was going to buy Twitter, but woke assassin's and death threats made him back out?

@Emerald Eyes Esoteric  thats not at all true

You mean like all the coverage of "Climate Change"?

"Look at this navy Pepsi gave me before they scrapped it" "Neat" "Now will you try Wilkins Coffee?" "No!" *aims naval guns* "The taste of Wilkins Coffee will blow your mind!"

I fucking love this

I see what you did there

Ok I see the reference 😂😂😂

Hey, and whats wrong with my coffee?

This makes me remember about the harrier jet campaign Pepsi did. One dude took it seriously but corporate didn't give him the jet.

Fr, he got scammed by Pepsi

wow three scam comments congrats also i heard of that and enjoy the story

why are like all the replies just spam comments...

MrBeas𝔱 ⸜⁄ bro tried to recreate the verified check mark

You can say "corporate didn't give a jet"

One small critique that doesn't really affect the rest of the video but I really wanted to say is that though measuring naval strength by tonnage is definitely more accurate than measuring by sheer number of ships, it is still far from the best way of comparing relative strength. In particular, how efficiently the weight is used can wildly affect the ship's tonnage without changing how effective the ship can be in actual situations. Merely basing the strength of ships by their weight can lead to misleading results and can get really complicated with how many factors influence the rankings. All of this is irrelevant at the end of the day since (spoilers) it becomes a mute point later in the video, but also because MatPat stated that he just wanted to compare using a "more accurate" method, rather than the "most accurate".

ya i thing the tunnage thing is to to be more accurant on the ''more ship= stronger fleet'' argument and not the actual strenght of the fleet like he said he wouldn't do at the beginning of the video

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@@Call_Upon_YAHUAH No

I believe the "6th largest navy" claims were based on later distortions of the original claim, which was that the deal resulted in Pepsi holding the 7th largest submarine fleet.

The waiter in the opening bit wasn't remotely unusual. A lot of restaurants have exclusive contracts with one of the big brands. Personally, I don't drink Coke, so when I go to a place that only has Coke, they usually at least have Dr. Pepper, which I really like.

This is an odd thing I've seen called the Pepsi effect where people when blindfolded and drinking from pepsi and coke will prefer Pepsi but when they can see the can/bottle they will prefer coke

In my opinion Pepsi tastes slightly better, and Coca seems to have more fizz. Maybe people prefer that

Pepsi tastes like a better diet soda the thing is I hate diet soda. Coca Cola is by far better at taste and reputation. I did the same thing and I could instantly tell which ones which and chose coke

Usually those tests were done by Pepsi booths and where I lived when they ran those "tests" if you chose Pepsi they will give you a free bottle of Pepsi. So most people chose Pepsi to get the free drink. I think at the end of it it came out to something stupid like 80%+ preferred Pepsi. Also we weren't blindfolded but the little plastic cups were unlabelled.

@@HimmelWeint No, I did it independently for a school project and people choose pepsi about 70% of the time and they weren't getting anything free.

A professor at a university did this test to his students but added RC Cola. The RC won out every time. Don't know if its accurate since I heard it from a guy telling stories about his professor, but its something to think about. If we remove all branding from all colas, would people start drinking, I don't know, Sam's Cola? Blue Sky?

This is how I felt when I tried researching if phones charge faster when powered off. Every article I could find said yes, but none actually tested it. Spoiler, they’re wrong. Screen off but powered on is the fastest, powered off completely is SIGNIFICANTLY slower.

It depends on the charger type. If you are using a fast charger, then on It is. If it's on the PC/PS4 Port than off is faster, but insignificantly faster. Unless your phone died, then always leave It on

chasing woozles. Articles cite each other and no primary sources

So you tried this on one phone, right? I have tried it on dozens of models and they almost always charge faster when they are powered off.

Depending on the model🤔

I know the " Give me Diet Coke, or give me death.", line was part of the opening bit, but I think Mat is one-hundred percent serious, when he says that.

There's a missing third clause: Harris Teeter is better than both!

matpats *dead* serious.

It was quite a cold war tbh. I mean. Really cold. Like to pop a cold one with tour buddies and enjoy that questionable looking transparent soda. ;)

TECHNOBLADE IS BURNING IN H3LL no

"Do you have Mountain Dew?" "No, we have Coke products." "Do you have Mello Yellow?" "No."

Yes

your fav food is : your fav soda is : your ip address is : your planet is : your fav animal is :

and no im not a alien

@@grassnothing1631 then you must be a robot

@@s_khan8693 no im a

Pepsi was my favorite cola until recently when they replaced some of the sugar with artificial sweeteners in my country (so they have both sugar and sweetener). Heck that's a trend for many sodas here. I hate the artificial sweetener taste and it gives me an upset stomach. So atleast on the good side, I'm drinking way less soda now xD

can you find pepsi throwback?

Which artificial sweetener are they using?

This one was really interesting, mostly because I hadn't even heard about this happening at all. This was totally new to me, so it was really fun :)

Matpat is doing better journalism than actual journalists. I'm not sure if we should be proud of Matpat, or depressed at the level of journalist journalism. Or both.

It would be fun to see a "who is the best lemon lime soda" competition between Mtn. dew, Sierra Mist, Sprite, Seven Up, and i'm not sure if it qualifies because its grapefruit soda, but Squirt has a similar vibe in taste. Also, I looked at the nutrition facts of both Pepsi and Coca-Cola side by side once and the only thing different was that Coca-Cola had more sodium and Pepsi had more sugar. I like Pepsi more, its sweet, and doesn't burn my mouth like Coca-Cola making me feel like my throat and mouth is dry. That said I try not to drink soda and when I do I usually go for Mtn. dew or or an Orange Crush. I guess i'm just fruity inside and out.

I still think that Kofola is better than Coca-cola and Pepsi

I have taught a media literacy class for years, and this last term every other day I had a student shout out “Food Theory did it!” When I brought up a fun little fact (shrinkflation, food labeling, oddvertising, & subway lawsuits, to name a few). So well done. I’m now scouring your videos for new assignment ideas. Any recommendations? 😁

A teacher using Matt Pat to make new assignments, you see something new everyday.

If you want serious suggestions, there's one on how McDonalds (among other fast food companies) makes more money from real estate than fast food

Ok but like don’t say they can’t source youtube then.

@@viiperbiite ?

Does this media literacy class have anything overlapping with the concepts presented in Digital Rhetoric? Mostly outta curiosity.

Mat, your russian pronounciation is the funniest thing i've ever heard! Especially how you butcherd Khruschev's name, I laughed sooo hard on that one loved your video btw

Its a common American pronunciation, plus its spelt pretty similar to how Americans pronounce it. "Crews-chehv"

You should REALLY do a video on the history of Mtn Dew. Im from West Virginia and I've heard it was created to mix with moonshine, a very popular alcoholic Appalachian product. Or do a video on pepperoni rolls, a very popular WV baked good with hundreds of variations and I wish people outside of WV knew of.

I live in PA and I love pepperoni rolls.

Ah, such a classic, a multi-billionaire beverage company with a navy of 20 warships. This is probably the first video I've seen that actually goes against them having warships, or any ships at all. I guess the idea of a soda company with a ready-ish navy is more catchy.

I have taught a media literacy class for years, and this last term every other day I had a student shout out “Food Theory did it!” When I brought up a fun little fact (shrinkflation, food labeling, oddvertising, & subway lawsuits, to name a few). So well done. I’m now scouring your videos for new assignment ideas. Any recommendations?

My grandson pointed me to this video. I worked for Pepsi during this time and was close to these events. This is blown way out of proportions. It was never an actual deal, it was a pitched angle to two sides trying to trade in a time of restrictions. It was never seen as "warships", but just raw materials.

I got an idea for an episode; what’s classifies as a “mint”? We got basic mints like “evergreen” and such, but there’s also fruit and other flavors that aren’t exactly “minty. So what’s the limit?

I vote for this idea, pretty good

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Just found out that I'll be taking culinary as an elective this year. Can't wait to impress my teacher with all the cool facts I learned from your channel.

Nice job Matpat. I literally applauded at the end.

Didnt Pepsi make their product clear, so that it wouldnt be suspicious when it was inspected? And didnt Khrushchev have a secert vault of Pepsi?

If matpat ever makes another channel, doing small history things like this would be neat

You should do one on the relationship between the Coca Cola company and sicarios in central and South America. I’m sure there’s a theory that needs solved in there.

Cool that you're finally doing this! I first heard about this on a British TV show called QI, (short for Quite Interesting!) which is kinda a lot like this, debunking and proving things and telling you really interesting stuff. Nice to see that Matpat does better research than the BBC! So yeah, this is a really good vid and I love this channel (and also you people should watch QI cause its totally a theorist-y thing despite a few mistakes (though they did another thing talking about the half life of facts!)

YO😳 https://youtu.be/ae-7S-Jbgw0

I ratio all replies above me

I've heard of that show a friend of my sister's introduced me to it

TECHNOBLADE IS BURNING IN H3LL what content? :)

QI regularly corrects themselves be it inaccuracies, mistakes or facts that have since changed. They pride themselves on it!

I really love topics that you and Brew cover because I learn so much! You two are like my go to for all my fun information about weird topics. Also Qxir is a great channel for fun stuff that I feel like you’d enjoy Matt!

Matpat and the team should really do a big study about which tastes better to the majority, Coke or Pepsi. I've always said Coke tastes better but who knows which is overall preferred better

Imagine if Pepsi got a country and military in the future

Food Theory: How long can you survive in a restaraunt with 20% stocked food?

Just ripped off one the other videos

@@ebonytv6951 ik

20% longer than a restaurant without any food.

I used this situation in my IB history paper and got a 6 out of 7 points. Not too shabby Matpat, not to shabby

After watching this video, several things finally make sense to me. My mother who was born and raised in socialist Czechoslovakia, remembers that Coca-Cola was unavailable but Pepsi was. Even though it was a "product of the capitalist world"

Dobrý večer

Pepsi once had the 7th largest navy in the world once

@@BREAD_WRESTLING Except it apparently actually didn't according to the research on display here. Mind you it almost happened but the soviets changed their mind so many times that by the time plans were being finalized the union collapsed which made the above impossible. If it had happened it still wouldn't have been that large either.

My dad used to work at Coke, and he was the head of marketing in east and central Africa, and it was so cool to go to the coke office and try new drinks:)

I once heard a rumor that Coke and Pepsi have a similar flavor based on the temperature of the drink. Most Coke drinkers don't like Pepsi because cold Pepsi tastes like warm Coke. The rumor goes that Coke was designed with alcohol which wasn't kept chilled during its invention. Pepsi, on the other hand, was designed to be drunk cold, causing them to have similar flavors at their different temperatures.

This video is la creme de la creme of theories, Pepsi had a naval force?! This is the exact content I didn’t know I needed always look forward to your videos in every channel! Can’t wait to see what you have for me in the future.

The fact that the a World War Two era ship fired a cannonball from the anchor gave me more diabetes than coke or Pepsi ever could

I can’t believe a normal soda company didn’t actually have a navy, i’m so disappointed in Pepsi rn

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Something I love about Food Theory that also kinda separates it from the other 2 channels is that these are also practical mini documentaries and are entertaining to watch and learn from. I feel like I could watch a full length one done by MatPat. Plus whenever it even slightly seems like he's off topic he's acknowledges it and tells you it's actually crucial to the plot (6:14) unlike some that will complete get off track from the subject before going back

Would love to see an episode on food delivery apps, such as Uber Eats, Menulog

If i were in Pepsi's position rather than having the ships scraped id have built an naval museum that houses them bartered more soda for all historical records regarding the ships and battles they participated in as well as their designers then made it a small entry fee that people could come see the pepsi fleet and the history of the ships

Well, I haven’t watched the entire episode yet, but if they have/had an entire army and didn’t care about national laws, Pepsi could have technically gained the upper hand. After all, you technically can’t have them as competition if you destroy them with a few missiles aimed at their headquarters.

People can do a lot when they don’t care about national laws...

I like how Pepsi is the only one making fun of coke but somehow still losing

I like how Matpat has to clickbait his audience first and then teach them the moral of the story.

NEVER GETS OLD ok 40th like

Nice

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Your worries (yes, anxiety), depression, suicidal thoughts, EVERYTHING will melt away and be NO MORE when you lean on God and put your trust in him! When I have physical pain, I literally pray and the Lord quells it, that I am healed! Know that there is power in the name Jesus Christ! His name casts out demons and heals! People are bothered by his name. The world hates the truth and wants to continue living sinfully! God's children are set apart (holy) and righteous.

@@Call_Upon_YAHUAH I disagree

Man, I love the history behind this

Now that is a good Food Theory episode, this is the kind of stuff I am subscribed for

I watch a lot of these videos in the past month. I watched these to earn points on fan rewards. I enjoy watching these videos for the points.

My mother is russian and was around when the ussr was a thing. Whenever soda was avaliable she would always insist on Pepsi over coke. Her and my german father would often have stupid little quarrels over which brand was better. I always thought that she just preferred the taste, but when I asked her about it she never had coke in Russia so she always asked for Pepsi. Very weird story but it definitely shows the impact Pepsi had in russia.

You see I escaped that war( between Coca-Cola and Pepsi) by just not drinking any of those two. I hate how any drink like that tastes

something i find interesting about the pepsi navy story is the fact that a total of 23 soviet warships (including 17 submarines) were scrapped in the uk in 1989, coming out to 35,772 tons displacement

The deal wasn't signed until April 1990 though, so It had to be a coincidence

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Ethan sure

I'm glad more people get to find out about this, I love this story it's hilarious

Fun fact: Dr. Pepper (which is better than both Pepsi and Coke) was made before either of them, and was actually originally made to taste better when warm so that way even when it was no longer cold it still tastes good, which is also why it's better

Pepsi Inc does in fact have it's own sponsored US Navy Ship and Personnel. I got to serve on such after Pepsi Inc sponsoring myself while I was still an active professional athlete!

Great video! I knew some of these details but this went deeper than most.

I love how he used the French battle cruiser dunkerque to show the navy that the ussr gave Pepsi instead of the soviet warships Soviet Union, gangut, or izmail

Fun Fact: There have been 11 Pepsi logos over the past 112 years.

1 every 10 years

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@@Charli30i 1 every 10 years and 2 months.

TECHNOBLADE IS BURNING IN H3LL no…

Wow… 1 logo = 10~ years. Wait… How did pepsi come up with all the 11 logos?!

Hey MatPat, what type of material would be best for a cup? What material makes a drink taste the best and which is the worst, and do different types of cup materials have different health benefits and/or side affects.

Thanks for making this episode for us MatPat it was really interesting and I really like it. Also liked the mlp reference with the order of friendship.

Fun fact the ships used are the dunkirk class battleships at 3:06 you can tell due to the three stripes on the turret the dunkirk was one of many battleships to have it’s main armaments and the secondary armaments on the rear of the ship it was a real ship and you can play as her on world of warships and look up the service records online as well as her specifications

14:19 “or maybe because coke tastes better” says the guy who has mentioned many times that in a blind taste test Pepsi always won

MatPat loved diet coke. Its a running joke about his diet coke addiction... so he's biased (I prefer an RC over pepsi, and a coke over anything lol, I am also biased)

@@mantis-manthegreat I know about the Diet Coke addiction and the #notSponsered I’m just saying he even proved himself wrong in the cola competition

I think the main takeaway from this is history is complicated and messy, so one shouldn't beat themselves or others up just for getting something wrong.

I am so glad someone finally put the time and effort into explaining this. You hear it once and it is one of those things you think are too weird to be false and it turns out that they were actually false. I also love how you left the plot twist until the end, that was very shocking. Keep it going, Matt!!

yes but it wasn't as false as it could have been, this wasn't a internet rumor or something the newspapers made up decades ago no, this almost happened! and that's still pretty cool

That end card really gave me "movie is about to start so let's zoom in on a soda brand and show all the fizz coming out of it, and while we're at it let's show you a bunch of other things that our theaters have" vibes

I like these type of videos where the question asking here isn’t about deep theory crafting and story telling, but a excellent display of fact research on history events.

I like to imagine theres is a crazy naval battle then you just see the Pepsi logo on a massive flag while they fire soda bottles with the caps on to tightly to open

So conclusion of the video aside, I thought of another way to calculate Pepsi's naval size more generously. Include their cargo ships. The military vessels make their fleet a military fleet (kinda) but they were bound to own a bunch of ships for transporting product already. And the tunnage of those ships was probably quite high so you could use that method too. So doing that you could end up with Pepsi having the world's 6th largest "military" fleet. In theory anyway, I'm not about to crunch those numbers.

Actually there's is another way you can exaggerate the size of pepsis navy and probably is why this myth exist. A 17 submarine fleet is massive and would be the 8th largest submarine fleet in the world in the modern day, so it's possible that 17 submarines would have been the 6th largest submarine fleet on earth in 1989 and someone writing "6th largest fleet" instead of "6th largest submarine fleet" is probably where this myth came from

At first, I thought that kid using 2 cokes to reach the pepsi button was an incredible burn! But then I remembered he still had to BUY both cokes. 😂

If you want to know more about Pepsi's origin I suggest watching "The Food That Built America" great show that does a lot with history of food. Has almost the same feel of Food theory crazy :D

YO 😂 https://youtu.be/ae-7S-Jbgw0

Great show. It’s really bonkers how crazy the origins of food can be.

Its a good show

What can you find the show on???

I love all those shows. I haven't watched the food one, but I watched the Toys and Movies one. Nobody reply to that one guy. You all know who I'm talking about.

Pepsi should've used one of their naval ships as a mobile store if they ever got the navy ships, would've been great for marketing

Always look forward to Food Theory videos :) ❤️

As a Canadian, it makes me happy that we could be at least one rank higher than a cola company. At least then we get to keep some pride.

In honor of how hot it has been lately, you should do a theory about whether or not you could actually fry an egg on the ground, and how hot it would have to be to do so.

well ive baked cookies on the dashboard of my car when it was 110 degrees in texas and i feel like thats alot more crazy than a little egg

I'm surprised it took matpat that long to realize that the trade never happened

Who knew staying up late would get me the reward of a Theory episode. Love the episodes.

I agree

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It is 11pm here in the uk

Jesus fucking christ, it's bot central here.

@@franky1022 Time Zones

Man. When you learn a history of these companies... it's fascinating, and weird, and sometimes concerning When it comes to the things they'll do for the money.

I just got reminded by my brain to tell matpat to do a business theory where you can tell people how to grow their business and tell about the stuff that you must avoid while being a small business. I hope this will be seen and be considered but if you said something about not having a business theory i am sorry i must have not seen it

I don’t drink Coca Cola specifically that much, as I doesn’t sit well with me. But I do drink a lot more Pepsi products than Coke ones. I drink A&W root beer (which is my favourite kind), Barques, and Canada Dry. The rest I enjoy are all PepsiCo: MUG, Mountain Dew, Crush, Dr. Pepper, Brisk, Peace Tea, and of course Pepsi

Thank you for another fantastic video! This is probably my favorite one so far :)

Food Theory just turned into history theory there for a second.

I just wanna point out that I think it's a funny coincidence that Pepsi was once known as "Brad's Drink", and my name is Brad and Pepsi is one of my most favorite sodas/soft-drinks. Lol.

I live in the town it was created in.

I’ve heard this story before in a danish podcast called “vanvittig verdenshistorie”. It’s nice getting reminded of funny/crazy historical stories!!

Man, you should do more military theories. Both this and the Top Gun theory are great

You know, even when I was young I always questioned the commercial of the kid buying the cokes in order to reach and buy the Pepsi, like kid literally paid double the cost towards coke in order to promote pepsi. How does that even make sense to them that the kid practically invested in coke in order to buy one single Pepsi can 😂 and he didn’t even drink the cokes so Pepsi had a loss of product for a gain of money while coke gained money and promotion without even providing the product for consumption😂

Reminds me of an old Disneyland fact about Disney having a huge fleet thanks to all the subs they had for the submarine voyage between Disneyland & Disney World. I forget the exact stat but it was also called the world’s Xth largest fleet despite not being an actual navy, etc

I actually prefer both mostly just because I would like to have a different flavor of Pepsi like a honey flavored

History class tying back into Pepsi. I LOVE IT!

I love that the bots are like leaches. Five replies three are the same message and the other two are constantly in every other comment. And yet it seems like nothing is being done because people are creating these accounts just as fast as the moderators are taking them out.

Whats funny is that if you compare strictly the soda itself Coke sells about double the soda Pepsi does, but for overall company revenue, Pepsico does about double the Revenue of Coke

Can Food Theory please do an episode on the difference between frozen yogurt, frozen custard, and ice cream? We would really like to know the "scoop" on this.

I screm, you scream, we all scream for the answer to this theory!

at around the start of the video matpat mentions that cocacola was offered to buy pepsi but didnt and that it was a bad idea. I think its actually good they didnt buy pepsi, the "pepsi vs coke wars" is probably one of the best marketing strategies ever created. even now, 30 years later people still fight about which soda is better.

getting on the video fully knowing the pepsi navy is a factoid of a deal that didn't even get realized but wanting to see what rabbit role matpat is going into with it

count on food theorists to make the most random video, and dont get me wrong, i love it!

That opening sequence has a better plot than 90% of movies

more like 99.81% of movies

Funnily enough, Pepsi had such a big impact on Russia in the 90s that there is a movie called Generation П, where the "П" is for "Pepsi". No joke, they say that within the first 5 minutes of the movie. Pretty good movie, too, but really weird at the same time

I notice that Tom Robinson was also featured next to Matt in the credits. I would love to know about what the other writers contributed to the video script and just how the whole collaboration functions. 6 different editors is also really impressive to split work between. Good work everyone. *thumbs up!*

Can we just appreciate that Pepsi had a bigger navy than AUSTRALIA an ISLAND

13:24 to be real, the factory that produced Pepsi in Kyiv (Ukraine), was wrecked during the invasion but it was fixed and works as always now, I am unsure whether this is a soviet-buildt factory, especially considering they make Coke on the same factory, but I don't think their investment went to a waste