Here's a new term for you: "pangry." It describes that angry feeling you get when you see someone who's not taking the pandemic as seriously as you are.

A 7-Eleven in Dallas, Texas is now on Airbnb for two one-night stays next month. They've set up a big screen and a gaming station inside, plus you get all-you-can-drink Slurpees.

Budweiser will NOT air a Super Bowl ad for the first time in 37 years . . . and instead, the money will be reallocated to "raising awareness" for the COVID-19 vaccine. That's a nice gesture, but it's also a bit of a publicity stunt. They're still releasing a spot online, and Bud Light will have a TV ad.

Someone on TikTok asked people to name weird things their family did that they thought were normal as a kid. Like, one woman thought everyone took off all their clothes when they got home. She eventually found out her parents were nudists.

There was a serious traffic back-up at a Covid vaccine site in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, so the mayor called the best expert at handling long drive-thru lines he could think of: The manager at the local Chick-fil-A. And that manager actually came out and helped them do a better job getting the line moving.

Microsoft just patented a technique that could turn dead people into 3D A.I. chatbots. The system would collect all sorts of data on a person, then make a 3D model of them that can have conversations powered by artificial intelligence. Microsoft doesn't have any plans to make this . . . yet.

A woman in Mexico recently STABBED her husband when she saw some pictures of him with a younger woman. But when he got the knife away from her, he explained the woman in those pictures was . . . HER, when she was younger. She was arrested.

American Airlines has figured out a way to get rid of all the alcohol they haven't been able to sell on planes . . . they've created a new wine delivery service. You can order the bottles of wine they serve to first class for $13 to $40 per bottle.

A candy company in Canada is looking to hire candy and chocolate taste testers. They're hiring people for FULL-TIME jobs for about $47,500 a year. You'll have to move to Canada to work in person, but it's still a pretty good deal.