Reddit mentions of Diet Coke Soda Soft Drink, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack

Amount of money Greg has potentially lost:

Assumptions:

1. Greg buys his soda from Amazon pantry and not the 65 cent vending machine.
   
2. Greg is 30 years old and will live to be 67.
   
3. Greg only drinks diet Coke on business work days.
   
4. Greg pays a tax rate of 8%.
   
   Cost of a 12 pack of soda + tax (source):$5.27
   Cost of a single can: $5.27 ÷ 12 = $0.4392. So let us say $0.44.
   Number of cans Greg drank: 93
   The amount of money Dave spent: $40.92
   
   If Greg were to invest his monthly diet coke bill ($0.44* 30 = $13.20) on top of his initial deposit of $40.92, Greg would save $27,674 by the time he is 67. (source)
   
   miscellaneous:
   

• If you take out the two days of missing data, and average his consumption on a per day basis, it looks to be around 3.1933 cans a day.
  
• If Greg continues to drink this amount of soda, every day, not counting weekends and holidays, for the rest of the year, he will have spent: $0.44 * 103 = $45.32.
  
  EDIT:formatting
  

You can get it here

Yeah, that's here in the states.

https://www.amazon.com/Diet-Coke-Fridge-Pack-Count/dp/B00HZYDYYI

Omg that sucks.

I'd be stocking up on period essentials.

Is she at least staying? Or does she have to leave again?