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When Coca-Cola debuted its popular Share A Coke campaign back in 2014, I knew I'd never get a bottle. I've been met with disappointment since childhood that "Rheanna" is just not a name people print on gift shop keychains, magnets, or, in this case, cans of syrupy soda. (Of course, I quickly got over this — mostly because my mom never stopped reminding me how lucky I was to have a unique name.)
But just when I thought personalized paraphernalia didn't matter, Coke went and announced that it was creating completely customizable labels. Wait, whaaaa?!
To celebrate Memorial Day, the soda company is issuing limited-edition patriotic bottles — in that curvy, old-fashioned green glass — that you can completely customize with whatever name you'd like. And, of course, an American flag will also appear on the label.
Beginning Thursday, May 25, you can order your very own personalized bottle for $5. And for each one sold, Coke will donate $1 to the USO, an organization that has strengthened America's military service members by keeping them connected to family and home throughout their service.
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