What's that carbonated beverage sold in vending machines?

Well, people around here call it pop...

I've always called it soda. I'm not a fan of saying "pop". It always sounds silly to me.

"Hey, you wanna pop?"

Somehow it just feels strange.

I prefer soda.

As for coke... That one doesn't make sense. I guess if someone is asking you if you want cola it's okay, but not all soda is cola, so using a term like that to describe Sprite, Dr. Pepper, or tonic-water is vague and inaccurate.

We're I'm from, different people call it different things, but I call it pop.

I grew up calling it "pop," but switched to "soda" because I think that "pop" sounds a little... well, silly.

F all the above

I said soda, thats what my mom always use to say "hey honey heres 2 dollars buy yourself a drink and get me somr water" ahhhh good times

mmmmm soda...
as per what soda:
dr. pepper, root beer, pepsi, and canada dry (any foreign soda is also good)

Yup, Soda here in Texas.

Soft drinks/ Soda in Jamaica.

its Pop here in North Canada.

The hell is soft-drink? Aren't all drinks soft? WTH 'MERICA?

Where i live it's pop. We need another poll, " Do you bring things home from the store in a bag or a sack?"

Not in SoCal they don't. Soda down here.

huh?
I live in california as well, and we all call it soda...

edit: bay area/silicon valley btw...

Soda, but it's a darker one like Dr Pepper, Pepsi, Rootbeer, ect. then I say Coke.

Soft drink or fizzy here usually fizzy original right.

It's soda in Florida :P

I don't drink "soft-drinks" any more... I just mainly drink juice and water. It's amazing how easy it actually is.

We Russians call it

Безалкогольные напитки
Bezalkogol'nye napitki

Here in Kentucky, or at least in my home town, we usually call them cokes.

Here in the south we call it soda..