Oreo Sweaters And PJs Are Here For The Holidays
Still picking out your holiday sweater for this year? Oreo is here to help with their line of festive sweaters and pajamas. There are matching sets with a wintery pattern of Oreos, milk, penguins, polar bears and snowflakes, “pajamaralls,” which are like overall PJs, and a Double Stuf sweater made for two. And the only thing better than eating Oreos may be doing it while wearing a two-person Oreo sweater.
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A Food Truck Explodes Into a Fireball
A food truck exploded and caught fire on a street in San Marcos, Texas last week, and the commotion woke somebody up, so they started filming it. And just as they got to the window a second food truck exploded. Luckily no one was hurt.
(Warning: There's an S-word at 0:13.)
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A Guy Sings His Drive-Thru Order, and the Worker Sings Back
A guy in South Africa had his friend film him as he sang his drive-thru order at McDonald's. And the worker went with it and sang back to him.
Costco is selling one of the most expensive HAMS in the world for a discount price. A single leg usually sells for over $1,000 . . . and Costco is selling them for $560.
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Chuck E. Cheese is rolling out some big changes at all of their locations.
Say goodbye to the animatronic bands that made them famous in the first place. They'll be replacing their tokens and robot performers for an "all you can play" model and light-up dance floor.
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Nutella is running a pop-up hotel in Napa Valley, California for one weekend in January . . . and they're holding a contest to decide who'll get to stay there.
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In case You Missed It… Pabst Blue Ribbon Is Selling a 99-Pack of Beer
Why show up to a party with a 30-pack of beer like some kind of lightweight when you could roll up with THIS.
Pabst Blue Ribbon just started selling new 99-PACKS of beer. They're calling it the "Family Pack," which is great . . . hey kids, put down your homework and get in here, we need your help polishing off this giant case of PBR your uncle brought over.
The packs come in a long, narrow box . . . it looks to be several feet long and probably needs two people to carry it.
It costs $175, which works out to $1.76 per beer. You're definitely paying for the gimmick though . . . because if you were to buy a 30-pack of PBR for $20, those cans are only 67 cents each.
According to Delish.com, the 99-packs are available in 15 states: Texas, Massachusetts, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Minnesota, Florida, New York, South Carolina, Montana, Vermont, California, Wisconsin, Iowa, Arkansas, and Colorado.
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