Google says the top "can heat cause" question we've been asking this week is "can heat cause DIARRHEA?" The answer is YES. Anything that takes a toll on your body can do it. And hot weather also helps bacteria grow, so things like food poisoning can be more common during heatwaves.

You can still be micromanaged while working from home: A customer service rep in Texas complained online that her company was watching her through her webcam . . . noticed she stepped away to grab food . . . locked her computer remotely . . . and told her to contact a supervisor.

A drunk guy in Florida got arrested for misusing 911 after he called and asked them to bring his girlfriend some Sour Patch Kids candy.

A company in Japan is working on "nap boxes" for offices . . . but you have to sleep standing up. They're shaped like water heaters with a door on the front. There are little shelves inside to support your knees, head, and butt.

A student pilot was flying solo when he ran out of gas on Friday and had to land on the interstate in Missouri. Luckily, he landed safely and didn't kill anyone. Which is amazing, because it turned out he was DRUNK.

A guy in Missouri is suing Bass Pro Shops for not honoring a lifetime warranty on some socks he bought that were supposed to be the, quote, "last socks you'll ever need to buy."

A list of urban legends about popular songs that aren't true includes the classic story about Phil Collins writing "In the Air Tonight" to call out a guy who failed to save another person from drowning.

A woman in West Virginia gave birth in a 7-Eleven parking lot on Monday, July 11th. So she had her baby at 7-Eleven . . . ON 7/11.

A family of six sat down at a Waffle House in North Carolina on Monday and had a nice lunch. Then three of them ROBBED the place. Cops tracked them down on Wednesday and arrested them for armed robbery.

A study ranked the most "craveable" fast-food burgers, and White Castle ranked first. The rest of the top five are Krystal, Burger King, Whataburger, and Smashburger.