"Pizza Roulette" One Slice Has Ghost Pepper on It
If you've always wanted to play Russian roulette but, you know, without the whole "maybe killing yourself" aspect . . . this sounds like a made-for-social-media alternative.
It's PIZZA ROULETTE. You get a pizza and put GHOST PEPPER extract on one slice . . . then everyone grabs a piece and eats it. Most of you will be fine . . . but someone will get the insanely hot piece and probably cry.
The idea actually comes from Domino's Japan . . . where they're SELLING a pizza that has one ghost pepper-covered slice for Halloween.
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Out of nowhere, KFC announced a new subscription service yesterday called "Seasoned Tickets," where you could pay $75 and have 48 wings delivered to your home every week for the rest of the NFL season.
But they only had 500 of them, and they immediately sold out. Here's the video they posted, featuring Sean Astin as Colonel Sanders.
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Natty Light Will Pay $10,000 for the Best 'Real Life Nightmare' Costume
If you're still working on costume ideas, here's some extra incentive to get creative for Halloween this year . . .
The makers of Natural Light are doing a costume contest on social media. And the person with the best 'real life nightmare' costume will win TEN GRAND.
Here's what that means: They want people to dress as, quote, "real-life everyday" fears. And they posted a few examples.
One of them is a woman in prison garb, holding a ball-and-chain with the words "Student Loans" written on it. So her costume is, quote, "Shackled by Student Debt."
Another one is a guy in a graduation cap, holding a cardboard box that says, "Moving Supplies. Mom's Basement." So his costume is, "Moving Back in with Parents." (Yeah, they're really going after the post-college crowd.)
If you can do better than those costumes . . . and you're over 21 . . . you might have a chance at $10,000. Or $1,000 if you make the top 10. They're judging costumes on three categories: Creativity, originality, and relevance.
To enter, follow Natural Light on Twitter or Instagram. Then upload a photo of your costume by November 3rd, along with two hashtags: "#NattyScaries" and "#Contest".
(Check out their four example costumeshere.)
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Here's another warning that it can be extra dangerous to mix caffeine and alcohol.
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A couple in New Jersey is suing Taco Bell for overcharging them by $2.18.
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Epic Fast Food Fails
We recently told you about a TikTok user posting a video of how Panera makes its mac and cheese, which she was reportedly fired for exposing. But this is far from the first fast food faux pas to make headlines. Check out these other restaurant snafus that shocked fans.
·Subway’s size issue - Back in 2013, an Australian teen posted a photo on Facebook showing a “footlong” Subway sandwich with a tape measure showing it was actually only 11-inches long. The image went viral and started a class-action lawsuit. Subway says it now measures the bread to make sure it’s a full 12-inches.
·Dollar water-rita - Applebee’s $1 margaritas were a big hit in 2017 until Instagram account @Bitchywaiter revealed the recipe: one gallon marg mix, three gallons of water, and well tequila all mixed in an industrial-sized bucket. Applebee’s responded in a statement, explaining that “using so much water is common when using such a concentrated mix” and that “batching is commonplace.”
·Reduce, reuse, reserve? - A worker at a dual KFC/Taco Bell posted a video of the restaurant’s food handling habits that went viral seven years ago and people are still talking about it today. The video shows employees saving old green beans, reusing mac and cheese, and repurposing day-old chicken to sell the next day. In a statement, KFC explained that “the video was filmed many years ago and doesn’t reflect our standards or food handling procedures.”
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