Coronavirus Insanity: Cruise bookings are inexplicably up, wine deliveries by dog, and more … Jumbo-sized versions of Kellogg’s cereals are the newest snack food … A guy going 100 miles-an-hour in his Lamborghini says he was rushing to his coronavirus test …
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Coronavirus Insanity: Cruise bookings are inexplicably up, wine deliveries by dog, and more…
Here are some NOT-so-serious stories about the coronavirus outbreak . . .
- People in New York are apparently going on walks in graveyards because the parks are too crowded.
- A 99-year-old man in New Jersey was charged with violating the stay-at-home order after he went to a relative’s engagement party.
Jumbo-sized versions of Kellogg’s cereals are the newest snack food…
It’s about time!
Kellogg’s just announced a new product called Jumbo Snax.
Basically, they took four of their most popular cereals, made larger versions of the cereal pieces, and put them in little single-serving bags so you can eat them like you’d eat chips or popcorn . . . no milk required.
The four cereals are: Froot Loops . . . Frosted Flakes . . . Apple Jacks . . . and Corn Pops.
These will go on sale next month.
.@KelloggsUS's Jumbo Snax are basically giant versions of our favorite childhood cereals! https://t.co/6TlrTsBpA0
— POPSUGAR (@POPSUGAR) April 1, 2020
A guy going 100 miles-an-hour in his Lamborghini says he was rushing to his coronavirus test…
Well here’s an excuse for speeding that no cop ever heard before this year.
A 35-year-old guy in Sydney, Australia was pulled over on Monday for doing 100 miles-an-hour in his Lamborghini in a 55 mile-an-hour zone.
His excuse? He told the cops he was rushing to the hospital to get tested for coronavirus.
The cops gave him a fine for speeding and his license was suspended.
Apparently he WAS tested, but there’s no word on whether it came back positive.
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According to a new survey, 85% of us are now doing things to avoid THIS.
Answer: Getting sick. | Go here for more.
More results . . .
Here are the top changes we’ve made in the past month . . .
- Avoiding crowded places. 67% are doing it now, compared to 27% a month ago.
- Not touching certain things when you go out. 50%, up from 24%.
- Better personal hygiene, like washing your hands more. 65% said yes.
- Skipping work, or working from home. 24%, which is EIGHT TIMES higher than last month. And that’s 24% of ALL adults, not just the 63% who make up the workforce.
- Avoiding tourists. It’s doubled in the last month to 35%.
- Keeping your kids home from school. 18% said yes, compared to just 1% last month. But only about 22% of us have school-age kids at home. So 18% is a lot.
- Wearing a face mask in public. 12%, up from 7% a month ago.
Roughly 1 in 7 people said they’re still not taking ANY protective measures . . . including 6% who hadn’t even heard about the virus before they took the survey.
The Moore You Knooow!
Random facts to feed your brain…
- Golf balls have an average of 336 dimples, but they can have anywhere between 300 and 500.
- Wendy’s serves square burger patties as a symbol that the company doesn’t cut corners.
- The vegetables toddlers are most likely to eat are . . . potatoes, specifically French fries.
- It’s been nearly 24 years since Bill Clinton ran for president a second time, which means no one younger than 41 ever voted for him.
- The official full name of Seoul, South Korea is “Seoul Special City.”