They say money can’t buy you love, but apparently a little love can buy you a bottle of Coke.
Within a month, the National Park Service will ban the sales of plastic water bottles in the Grand Canyon park, a move that might annoy both swarms of not-so sustainable-minded tourists and maybe some Coca-Cola representatives.
It was the first time in 125 years that Coke changed its can color. And it didn’t go over too well.
We blame this idea on the rise of men’s skinny jeans.
NewsFeed bets the stress of the ordeal has probably left its media team in need of something stronger than a soda.
For 125 years, Coke’s secret recipe has remained one of the most heavily guarded trade secrets in the world. Now a group of accidental soda sleuths say they’ve stumbled across a list of its ingredients.
!["Coca-Cola [4] Large Coca-Cola" by Andy Warhol](http://timenewsfeed.files.wordpress.com/2010/11/warhol_coke.jpg?w=190&h=127&crop=1 "\"Coca-Cola [4] Large Coca-Cola\" by Andy Warhol")
The craziest thing about the multi-million dollar sale? The painting wasn’t even in color.
