Meanwhile… Stephen Tries “Pilk” | Florida Man Goes Overboard 

It's an acquired taste; one that I don't wish to acquire. They said that about Scotch. That was a different story.

I came to the comment section just to see if there was a Laverne reference. Good on you! And, yes we are old.

@@keithshaughnessy1645 I was tempted to thumb down this mean, mean comment but, alas, it's true.

I can't believe Stephen & his writers don't remember Milk & Pepsi was originated by LaVerne DeFasio.

I KNEW someone would remember LaVerne’s favorite drink! RIP, Penny Marshall. 🌹🌹🌹.

It's quite good

It's quite good.... It's just like a melted float. It's cheaper 👍but it's the same.

its literally a melted pepsi float.. i dont know why all the hate for laughs from ignorant people..

I mean, south asians have been drinking doodh soda for ages (milk and sprite). It's only new for white people

lol

The what of what?

@@HOTD108_ Oh, sorry, I forgot it was 2022. I meant "The Unabashed Marketing Tie-In of Marvel"

That freaking ride messed my leg up when I was younger.

Did you ever watch Laverne and Shirley?? Laverne drank that.

@@Lonewolfmike I used to drink that with my grandfather in the late 70s/early 80s, but he called it "milk soda." It was surprisingly good, but you had to drink it within 5-10 minutes because it would eventually curdle, if memory serves.

I came down here for the Laverne & Shirley comments and was not disappointed.

Laughing at the "translate to English" put under this famous quote from the girls.

I thought Shirley liked the Pepsi & milk - Wasn't it her? I tried it as a kid, and I remember liking it, but we didn't have carbonated beverages often when I was a kid. They were a treat, and I preferred root beer to Pepsi.

I remember an episode where they thought there was an intruder an had a gun.. but it was just a squirt gun filled with Pepsi &milk or something

The painting was still better than NFTs!

Chimps aren't monkeys.

@@_Opal_Miner_ Pedants aren't human.

@@david2869 why have a picture of an ape when you could have a picture MADE by an ape :0

That wasn't a monkey: it was a chimpanzee.

R.I.P. Laverne. AKA Penny Marshall

Thank you! How soon people forget. Milk and pepsi forever! 😆

We called it a brown cow as a kid befoee6 Laverne and Shirley

@@AC-hu5tg not as my grandmother made it, you....... snob

@@AC-hu5tg lol I actually remember when she made it for me as a kid, really hot summer, this was before air conditioning, all we had was an old upright Ice cold milk, Ice Cold Pepsi,

🤣🤣🤣

It tastes like the worse parts of milk and pepsi put together. Tried this when I was 8... Should have gotten a patent and ban the use of this idea... IT was BAD...

Appropriate reaction 😁

​@@rhymesfromthedeep this is why no one uses pepsi for a float

Milk and cola is a great combo

This is so interesting! Thanks for that fact - It makes sense with how expensive they are.

But a balloon inside the box doesn't increase the volume, thus not increasing it's buoyancy. If anything it makes the box heavier, inreasing the rate in which it sinks...

@@Asphodel123456 I believe the crux of the matter is more about the density of air in relation to water, than buoyancy. Also just the simple fact that balloons are airtight and won't fill with water like the rest of the box eventually will and displace the lighter air. But I'm not a physicist so maybe someone else will see fit to step in and provide a more thorough explanation.

Reminds me of the manual of my phone, stating 'waterproof but does not float". All these things have a story.

There have been more than jewelry lost in Oceans, River's and lakes. Many camera's etc also. Stupid people

she did it her way - yes, her way!

It seems like the milk would curdle. I

I was looking for the Laverne and Shirley comment 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@@VSVickery me too! i posted mine before i saw (relievedly) there were some.

It’s got the same ingredients as a root-beer float. I don’t think it’s that weird.

@@beth8775 It doesn't. Milk's homogenized to prevent that. I've seen cream curdle in a drink, but it was alcoholic and I have no mixing skills at all.

He did take a second sip from it but no idea his reaction after that

Im old but isnt that what Laverne (penny Marshall) from Laverne and Shirley drank?

I remember thinking the concoction was disgusting then too.

It does

@@reneeelias9514 yep, little southern boy drink bilge water called bourbon but whines about a classic

That's what I said. Laverne drank it all the time

I know I tried it when I was a kid because of that show

Came here to say the same. Also, have none of these people had a float before?!

My grandmother did this before that, In Ohio, it was a cheap way to favor milk

@@coreyennis9411 nope obviously not

Root beer floats are the BEST!!

Love them. I do sprite vanilla Ice cream and Orange Sherbert, ya know a Creamsicle

Massive flavor difference between milk and ice cream tho

Political Activist Hack

@@mattschrader5047 yet you chose to be here suffering

@@woke_rd124 I will support Mr. Colbert's right to say what he says and your right to listen to his propaganda until the day I die. I also support my right to say anything I want which he and his cronies in the media at the FBI and in the White House do not. All support censorship. What side are you on?

@@mattschrader5047 I support your right to be happy and not suffer listening to Colbert

...okay raise your hand if you thought he was making a D&D reference there. Definitely a nat 20.

Kinda like a Rootbeer Float really.

@@elram2649 We call 'soft drink" (soda) and ice-cream a "spider", in Australia. Confusingly, we also call spiders spiders. Aussies will get it. Spiders have kind of gone out of vogue in recent years, anyway... and a lot of us use "soda" now instead of "soft drink" (confusing those of us who think of "soda" as simple "soda water', or aerated water). It all makes sense in the end. Or not. Cultural differences. Fun stuff.

@@elram2649 or sugar and milk in coffee.

@Don't be fatuous, Jeffrey Oh wow! I'd be like, "So you mix spiders with your soda?!" 🤯😱🤯🤯🤯 😊 But seriously, that's really cool stuff to know. Thank you! In México, we refer to all soft drink type beverages as "soda(s)"...that is, unless we call them by name of course. Some of us call Rootbeer Float "Cerveza de Raíz con Helado" or "Zarzaparrilla con Helado" - while on the bordering states, we usually go by the English term itself due to the obvious cultural-proximity influence. And what you called "soda/soda water" we refer to as "mineral water". In the end, it's all fizzy water...preferably without real eightlegged creepy crawlies. 😊 Cultural stuff is always fun stuff indeed. 😎👌 It's so cool!

@@danielgehring7437 Yeah. Come to think of it (and similarly): Dinner on a plate looks delicious (all neatly separated items), yet when blended, it all looks gross but honestly...that's kinda how it looks once inside the digestive track. So it doesn't really matter in the end (no pun intended). But anyway, it all makes for funny comedic material. And we all need that more than ever nowadays. 😊

If the ice cream was sugar free.

@@jrsydvl7218 The Pepsi is so sweet and the milk and Pepsi are so mixed that you probably wouldn't miss the sugar; the vanilla is another matter entirely.

@@mariateresamondragon5850 I'll stick to ice cream, chances are better it won't curdle.

@@jrsydvl7218 Erm... "Lactose". Look it up. :)

@@jrsydvl7218 Milk is relatively high in sugar. It has almost half as much sugar as pepsi. (okay, 40% as much).

My grandmother made it for me way before that

It was a thing in the '50s, maybe earlier ... the TV show used it _because_ it was a '50s thing.

My dad does this.

Yup, although I also like orange soda. They taste like those orange creamsicles.

yep.. mr colbert just showed how ignorant he is

@@labj143 I knew this crew of dirty hippie Wookie junkie Phish tour rats whose favorite drink, which they drank 24/7, was Steel Reserve malt liquor mixed 50/50 with orange soda. I actually tried it & it was, how shall I put it? "Disgustingly Delicious" Much like Taylor Ham/Pork Roll in NJ, & Scrapple in PA.

porlly because it's actual root beer with actual ORIGINAL ingredients instead of all the other junk pepsi/coke put in there that killed my old man. never eat high fructose corn syrup if you can.

That's what I thought it was! I'm not from the US, though - I don't think we're real familiar with the concept of cream sodas here in Australia...

That's root beer isnt it?

@@dontbefatuousjeffrey2494 I'm pretty sure there are also cream sodas in Japan

In Punjab Milk(20%)+Coke/Pepsi (80%) is known to virtually everyone. Other variations include ice cream instead of milk (with ice cream flavour and soda flavour combo deciding the name😂)

@@gssidhu8264 seriously? then maybe pepsi just picked up on a trend set in Punjab. and now the rest of the world has to suffer in kind

Underrated comment.

what kind of juice?

@@AustynSN IDK it could've been just OJ but also some soda like Fanta or Sprite. I was a wild kid like that.

What others have they had? Genuine question.

@@dontbefatuousjeffrey2494Pepsi Clear

@@dontbefatuousjeffrey2494 They tend to leave Pepsi alone but the same company also owns Mountain Dew, and you see crazy flavors of that every summer.

The advertisement with Kylie jenner comes to mind

I just love how everyone is acting like this is the first time Pepsi and milk was ever on TV. Didn’t anyone watch Lavern and Shirley? 🤦🏻‍♀️

Better find another planet, because I'm pretty sure women are going to continue occasionally being emotional. Once in a while.

Awww good luck sweetie

You're being too emotional rn 💀

Very telling

Aww good for you , so righteous

In america we call that a float, but the flavor of ice cream is 100% different from milk, this seems like it would be disgusting imho

I mean.... that's normal. No different from a root beer float, or a Coke float. But, plain milk, and then Pepsi?? 🤢🤢

And... We have soooooo many spiders...

@@michaelcoe9824 🤣

Oh pleese don't.

Sidenote: I would be okay with Peepsi. I mean, peeps are just mummified sugar, and Pepsi is just liquefied sugar, so really they go together

ew.

I don't remember that, but there's also a recent "Marshmello" Coke Zero. It's not good.

Fun Fact: Peeps make FANTASTIC Smores, instead of normal Marshmallows!

As a kid, I liked making myself a Cherry Coke float. Just vanilla ice cream and the cherry cola. Pretty delicious.

@@kendallstark4302 I knew it reminds me of something I had before! I loved coke float! That's why I didn't think pilk would be bad at all

@@loungingcat I'm doubtful of the Pepsi float, though. I've never been a fan, so I don't think the addition of ice cream would make it any better.

It's better than Coke

@@sandybarnes887 hey, everyone's free to have their opinions, even wrong ones lol I'm joking of course

@@inquisitorbacon8170 of course. 🙂 I just find Coke a bit too sweet, prefer Pepsi. I also like pineapple on pizza tho, so there's that 😛

@@sandybarnes887 lol ohhhh pineapple on pizza.. I'll defend that hill with you! That stuffs delicious lol.

“And here to give this a taste: Louis Cato!”

It looked very flat, probably room temp from being placed there long before the show. Ha!

Ice cream is sweetened.

Pepsi is sweet

Americans are only adventurous with food if you charge a lot of money for it.

More or less, yeah. I drank milk and Coke when I was a kid once or twice. Tastes like a float.

Milk has far less air bubbles and sweetness (and no vanilla). It's definitely a texture sort of thing. And honestly for me the vanilla is the ingredient keeping a float together, I won't drink root beer topped with strawberry ice cream.

same, also with coke and root beer. It was called a brown cow

Coke with ice cream: voila, a coke float. That was yummy.

Shouldn't it be Pilch then?

@@beenaplumber8379 honestly yes 😂 but "English is cooler for marketing purposes"

@@iniyama I will never understand that. I know in Europe that tends to be the case. I'm American, and when I was 18 I spent a week in Koln & Frechen with my brother and his German friends, and I learned it was the height of coolness among German youth to know all the words in English to whatever music was popular at the time, even if they didn't understand them. (It was 1985, which meant Bruce Springsteen's Born in the USA album. I'm sure I heard "I'm on Fire" a hundred times that week!) Do you understand how weird that is? None of them could speak with me in English, and I didn't speak German, but they could all sing the words in English to every song that came on the radio. Imagine if people around the world thought your language was the really cool language that all the cool kids wanted to know. What if Scorpions sang all their songs in German, and the American kids were cool if they could sing "Winds of Change" in German? (I still get tears in my eyes because of that song, and the video of the wall coming down, ordinary people smashing it to pieces with pickaxes and sledgehammers, family members running to each other and hugging. I never believed it could happen. I wish American kids could sing that song in German and really learn what that time meant. They might learn to expect more from their leaders. Sorry, I could talk about this forever...)

Ussually? So this is something your regularly do despite it causing bowel problems for you?

@@Artyomthewalrus nope I stopped drinking milk and pop together...simple

That skit was fantastic

I was waiting for someone to mention that. I thought of Laverne DeFazio as soon as I heard Stephen talk about this!

If the ring was still in the box and unopened, it will float for a while. Of course, in a panic, you will forget about that and dive into the water. lol

I used to live in Michigan and then moved down south as a teenager... It's harder to find Vernor's down here. You have to go to liquor stores or go to the drink mixes in a grocery store... There'll be like two 12-packs next to the bloody mary mix LOL! You can find Canada Dry anywhere though.... They don't know what they're missing out on LOL!

My local Publix carries Vernor Ginger Ale (outside of Tampa,Florida) in 2 quart/liter bottles. Didn't know that it comes from Michigan but, since many people move to the west coast from places like Ohio and Michigan, it makes sense for the local store to have it in stock.

doodh soda for ages (milk and sprite) is very popular in india

Cool!

A co-worker introduced me to spezi. It mixed with anything I had on hand.

It is available premixed in Germany.

And here I am thinking that was a common drink everywhere... I mean, there is even one from the Coca-Cola Company (called Mezzo Mix)!

Budwisser "beer" and orange juice is actually pretty good . Called a brass monkey