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What are the only two countries where you CAN'T buy Coca-Cola?
Cuba
North Korea
What sportsman has the nickname CR7?
Cristiano Ronaldo
What was the common term for a living room in the 19th century?
Parlor / Drawing room
What kind of bullet do you need to kill a werewolf?
Silver bullet
In what country was Elon Musk born?
South Africa
What Marvel movie is about a god getting sent to earth?
Thor
What couple was paid a reported $100 million by Netflix in 2022 to tell their story?
Harry and Meghan
What gas makes soda bubbly?
Carbon dioxide
What rock band recorded "Panama" and "Hot for Teacher"?
Van Halen
What TV show follows the story of a chemistry teacher who becomes a drug kingpin?
Breaking Bad
With a population of under 400,000, what founding member of NATO remains the smallest of the member nations?
Iceland
What car company was started in 1963 to compete with Ferarri?
Lamborghini
You might not realize it, but unless you live in an area with lots of light pollution, you've probably seen two different gas giants. Name one of them.
Jupiter / Saturn
What surface are the tennis matches played on at the French Open?
Clay
What notable battle took place in Belgium in 1815?
Battle of Waterloo
What animal's scientific name is Equus ferus caballus?
Horse
What common French first name means "man from France"?
François
What popular holiday did Pakistan's high court ban from public places in 2017?
Valentine's Day
What were Pavarotti, Domingo, and Carreras known as collectively?
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Well, it seems like the Habib Gulzar Beverage company and official Coca Cola bottling facility, built in 2006, is still standing at, Ground Floor, Kabul 2000, Afghanistan. No idea whether it's still running, or how many bottles of Coca Cola were turned out in the 15 years of the bankrolled puppet state.
In the U.S. at least it's not a public holiday, but it's still a holiday, like Halloween and St. Patrick's Day. So things like banks and post offices don't close, but it's still widely celebrated, and in ways that are quite far removed from the church and the saint--it's just about love and chocolate!
Of course, you can buy Coca-Cola in Cuba in many restaurants. It's imported from Mexico, as far as I know.
When it comes to official/direct sales, I wonder how is the situation in Afghanistan, Iran and nowadays also in Russia and Belarus.
I am also curious whether The Coca-Cola Company is delivering itself its products to small island nations (e.g. in the Pacific) or whether local businesses bring it themselves (e.g. from Australia or New Zealand) which then would be the same situation as in Cuba.
(There is a lot of it still on sale in Russia though due to grey market imports but the same is true of Cuba.)
Ferarri
Of course, you can buy Coca-Cola in Cuba in many restaurants. It's imported from Mexico, as far as I know.
When it comes to official/direct sales, I wonder how is the situation in Afghanistan, Iran and nowadays also in Russia and Belarus.
I am also curious whether The Coca-Cola Company is delivering itself its products to small island nations (e.g. in the Pacific) or whether local businesses bring it themselves (e.g. from Australia or New Zealand) which then would be the same situation as in Cuba.