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Yes, Doritos Loaded have hit the road. The tour stopped in Dallas, Texas yesterday: we’re sorry that we didn’t alert you sooner, readers in Dallas. Or should we say, “you’re welcome”?
People in and near Los Angeles will have their chance to try Doritos Loaded from the chain’s roving food truck that promotes the new product. As of this writing, only the Dallas and Los Angeles stops have been scheduled.
The Dallas Morning News noted that exotic junk food offerings are a way for 7-Eleven to boost its income and attract more shoppers as fewer people buy cigarettes. In other words, 7-Eleven is trying to kill us all.
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Yes, “several” bottles have been reported “spontaneously exploding” in liquor stores across the Commonwealth. The LCB estimates that about 2,000 bottles of the sparkling wine have been sold in Pennsylvania so far, and we’re working on finding out whether the product was sold in any other states. The affected product is the one in the picture, a 750-milliliter bottle of sparkling wine. The brand name is Indigenous Selections Prosecco Brut 2013.
If you have a bottle in your home, the store does not, for the love of Bacchus, want you to bring it back. Consumers are told to “carefully dispose” of the bottle, which probably does not include presenting it as a gift to someone you don’t like. You could wrap it in a bag, very gently set it in a trash container, and then run away. Contact the store where it was purchased for a refund.
Consumers with any questions about this winepocalypse can contact the LCB at 1-800-272-7522 (press 3) or lbconsumer@pa.gov.
Surviving an experience like this California teen did is a rare thing — about 23.7% of people have lived through similar experiences, reported the Los Angeles Times at the time, as there’s the risk of not only being improperly secured and falling out, but it can get to 50 below zero up there at cruising altitude, where oxygen is also pretty darn scarce.
One doctor explained that the kid probably froze, sort of, for a little bit, as “the need for oxygen declines as the body cools. It’s exactly like the concept of cryogenic freezing…. The boy’s body went into a frozen state.”
So again, pretty scary. But the Bay Area teenager just spoke out to the first time in a reported interview over Google Chat with KPIX 5, saying the experience was not scary. Again, NOT scary, though he can’t believe he survived. He just took the closest plane he could find that was going west, in an attempt to reach his mother at a refugee camp in Ethiopia.
“It was above the clouds, I could see through the little holes,” he said, adding that he covered his ears as the plane took off.
“I only did it because I didn’t want to live with my stepmom. Second of all, I wanted to find my mom. I haven’t seen her since I was young,” he explained.
Since then he’s been busy doing things besides hopping airport fences and stowing away on planes, like going to the movies and playing video games. And it sounds like he’s got a good head on his shoulders after the whole thing — saying other kids with the same idea shouldn’t copy him.
“They shouldn’t run away because sometimes they will end up dying,” he said.
Teen Stowaway Tells All About Surviving Journey From San Jose Airport To Hawaii In KPIX 5 Interview [KPIX 5]
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