Autumn in Atlanta:

Religious Community, Festival and Celebration



Photo © 2003 The Pluralism Project



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Kim, who has worked at the World of Coca-Cola for over three years, plays the part of an old-time soda jerk. While demonstrating the equipment, he can tell you about the woman who burst into tears upon learning the museum was closed or the woman from South America whose child's first word was "Coca-Cola." For the record, Kim thinks of Coke as "just sugar water."