First off, I had never heard about the "Diet Coke button" until today.  Perhaps others here had heard about it previously.  Anyway, I did know Trump was big on Diet Coke.  He installed a button in the Oval Office for specifically requesting a Diet Coke.  When he pressed the button, it would signal a White House butler to bring him, on demand, a Diet Coke on a silver tray.  According to the link I've included, Trump drank on average a 12-pack per day.   Joe had the button removed.  
   
   
 I have mixed feelings about this.  Having a button installed to have beverages brought to you on demand is over the top.  However, I could see the need for it.  I obviously don't know the layout of the White House, so I have no clue where the nearest refrigerator would be.  In lieu of not having a mini-refrigerator or a soda fountain dispenser in the Oval Office, & if the nearest refrigerator is a significant distance away, it would definitely be a time saver.  I drink a lot of soft drinks as well, so if I were in a similar situation, I would have to find a creative way to get my soft drink fix during the day without wasting valuable work time (silver tray not required).  
   
   
 The other thing for me is it wouldn't be Diet Coke on demand; it would be Pepsi products.  If it had to be Coke products, give me regular Coke or Coke Zero, but not Diet Coke.  
   
   
 Not earth-shattering news, but an amusing presidential transition tale.

First off, I had never heard about the "Diet Coke button" until today.  Perhaps others here had heard about it previously.  Anyway, I did know Trump was big on Diet Coke.  He installed a button in the Oval Office for specifically requesting a Diet Coke.  When he pressed the button, it would signal a White House butler to bring him, on demand, a Diet Coke on a silver tray.  According to the link I've included, Trump drank on average a 12-pack per day.   Joe had the button removed.  
   
   
 I have mixed feelings about this.  Having a button installed to have beverages brought to you on demand is over the top.  However, I could see the need for it.  I obviously don't know the layout of the White House, so I have no clue where the nearest refrigerator would be.  In lieu of not having a mini-refrigerator or a soda fountain dispenser in the Oval Office, & if the nearest refrigerator is a significant distance away, it would definitely be a time saver.  I drink a lot of soft drinks as well, so if I were in a similar situation, I would have to find a creative way to get my soft drink fix during the day without wasting valuable work time (silver tray not required).  
   
   
 The other thing for me is it wouldn't be Diet Coke on demand; it would be Pepsi products.  If it had to be Coke products, give me regular Coke or Coke Zero, but not Diet Coke.  
   
   
 Not earth-shattering news, but an amusing presidential transition tale.