The origin of this phrase, like other big issues, is born in a bar or café, in Spain. There was one day the writer, philosopher and some other things, Eugenio D’Ors i Rovira with some friends, willing to celebrate an event. They had requested a bottle, at least, of champagne, with which to water the news, or simply the encounter, and there a bartender with her appeared quickly. The waiter, who knows whether by neophyte, careless or unusual to serve such a drink, failed to open the bottle with skill and spilled part of the content on the jacket of our protagonist, Don Eugenio. And that's when he released the famous phrase, shot at the waiter: "The experiments with soda, young man." Occurring phrase, which has gone down in history and has a very appropriate use in thousands of situations because of its important message.
