There are a few things that non-political that split the country like no other,

McDonald's or Burger King, blonde or brunette, beach person or a lake person, even the question of whether it's okay to put pineapple on pizza gets the internet going, and of course, one of the biggest is Coke or Pepsi.

According to The Hill website, if one of your favorite pastimes while grabbing your bi-weekly items at Costco was hitting up the food court for the $1.50 hot dog and Pepsi, get ready to drink Coke instead.

Ok, wait, according to USA Today, the entire reason Costco changed to Pepsi more than a decade ago was so the beloved $1.50 combo didn't increase.

As of now, the beloved combo price is staying as is. However, according to The Hill, this may be in limbo.

Costco has repeatedly reassured consumers over the last few years that it would not raise the price of its hot dog and soda combo, even as consumer prices rose and membership fees climbed. But, comments by the company’s former CFO, Richard Galanti, caused uncertainty about the item’s future.

In the last couple of years, when asked if the $1.50 combo price is safe, the now-former CFO of Costco changed his wording from "yes" to “probably safe for a while.”

According to Fortune Magazine, the $1.50 hot dog and soda combo has been around since 1985. This is thanks to various changes that allowed the price to stay low including changing soda brands to bringing the hotdog process in-house.

Now, if you're a Pepsi fan, then you can enjoy the iced cold beverage while you shop for the next few months. According to The Hill, the roll-out of Coca-Cola products isn't happening until the summer.

Pepsi has been in Costco stores since 2013, but prior to that, it was Coke.

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