Downvote. Are you kidding me? Pepsi One is clearly superior to Coke Zero in taste, texture, and packaging economy. Consider taste: Pepsi One has a superb but sublime way about it. The comportment with which it slides effortlessly down the throat is a dead giveaway of the obvious superiority of Pepsi One. Coke Zero, on the other hand, is just another drink. No one remembers the last time they took a sip of Coke Zero. Pepsi, on the other hand, compares to harks of a chorus of angels coursing through the very fiber of your being. Now, texture: While some (unskilled) consumers of soft drink may prefer the simplicity of Coke Zero’s bubbly liquid, many scholars such as myself have concluded with ease that the tasteful thickness of Pepsi One’s complex and lively complexion can best be described as a “living example of the prowess of Pepsi’s fierce and dominant personality”. Every sip of Pepsi One taken can be compared to Coke Zero as being “blown away” as simpletons would say. Finally, Package Economy: Have you ever wondered why Coke is just naturally so disgusting? The best reason is the laughable way in which they package their product. They are far too conservative with the liquid, which allows for air to easily rest inside the container, contaminated the (already subpar) liquid inside. Pepsi One, on the other hand, successfully balances packaging and liberal dosage with staggering vitality. In conclusion, it is quite clear that those who consume Coke Zero when offered the choice of Pepsi One are utterly insane and most likely incapable of making proper decisions in life, and as such should be stripped of all soda-choosing rights. Thank you.