Scott and Sadie“Brat summer” was last year. Now influencers are having a “dilly-dally spring.” You go out, but do nothing important. (Full Story)
Major League Baseball is officially underway. The craziest foods at ballparks this year include blue corndogs in Seattle, and a 20-inch “Grand Slamwich” at Chase Field in Arizona. It’s half meatball sub, half chicken parm. (Full Story)
The candy company Brach’s is offering a free Easter egg hiding service in its 10 biggest candy-buying markets. (Full Story)
“USA Today” did a story on “loyalty testers” . . . people you can hire to flirt with your significant other to see if they’d ever cheat on you. (Full Story)
Half of parents with adult kids are still supporting them . . . to the tune of $1,474 a month on average. The top things they pay for include groceries, phone plans, and rent. (Full Story)
A $12 drawing from an antiques store in Pennsylvania could be worth a million bucks. It hasn’t been authenticated yet but might be a Renoir. (Full Story)
A 66-year-old woman in Germany just gave birth to her 10th child without IVF. (Full Story)
A Walmart in Alaska locked up its Spam. (Full Story)
An idiot in California broke into someone’s home while wearing an ankle monitor. (Full Story)
A patient from Michigan got an organ transplant . . . then died when it turned out the donor had rabies. (Full Story)
Instacart is adding new features to help customers deal with bad substitutions. (Full Story)
Hard Mountain Dew’s new “Code Red” flavor comes with a weird call-to-action . . . to go bang a redhead. (???) They think it’s a shame just 2% of people have red hair, so they’re giving out subscriptions to dating sites. They want you to go find the redhead of your dreams and mate with them. (Full Story)
BuzzFeed has a fun list of things you used to see in restaurants a lot, but they’ve disappeared. Salad bars . . . smoking sections . . . arcade games in pizza joints . . . and if the place was “nice,” parsley on your plate. (Full Story)
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