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Oh, dude, a can of soda typically holds around 350 milliliters, not liters. Can you imagine chugging a whole liter of soda in one go? That's like a swimming pool's worth of fizz right there. So yeah, stick to the milliliters if you want to keep your soda consumption somewhat reasonable.
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