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Ever tried yelling Cocomo in a crowd to see who'll respond with mujhe bhi dou? We think you should just to prove that most Pakistanis love the chocolate-filled biscuits. We learned that was especially true after someone shared calculations for getting the most Cocomo packs for your buck and Twitter users started hailing him as their king and gushing about what the biscuits mean to them.

Someone actually went to the lengths of counting the pieces of Cocomo in the Rs10 and Rs50 packs to compare what gets you the best value for your money and people are saying it has ended the "Cocomo crisis".

Some have sent duas to the man for his "research" and others have introduced a new employment category.

These people have known true pain.

Judging by the username, we're not surprised.

Sharing our Cocomo? We think not!

A direct relation we suppose? Either way, more chocolate please!

Facts.

We aren't so sure about this one but whatever floats your boat.

We're easily convinced.

College students inventing Cocomo currency makes so much sense.

The environment > Cocomo.

Wait, there are actually people who DON'T like Cocomo?!

This isn't the first Cocomo-related debate had on the internet. In May, Twitter users unsuccessfully tried to convince former finance minister Miftah Ismail — who is one of the owners of Candyland and Bisconni, the makers of Cocomo — to make sure there are at least five pieces of Cocomo in a Rs5 pack. Until that's guaranteed, it's every biscuit lover for themselves.

Which are you — Cocomo mujhe bhi dou or Cocomo apna apna?