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![OC] People in Chiapas, Mexico, drink more than Coke than anyone else in the world: over 2 liters every day. : r/dataisbeautiful](https://i.imgur.com/ZdWjM4t.jpg "OC] People in Chiapas, Mexico, drink more than Coke than anyone else in the world: over 2 liters every day. : r/dataisbeautiful")
OC] People in Chiapas, Mexico, drink more than Coke than anyone else in the world: over 2 liters every day. : r/dataisbeautiful
