As hurricane Dorian heads to the Carolinas–not Alabama–the idea of storm size has become the new crowd size, which was once the new hand size. Meanwhile, the British government is spiraling out of control and a 73-year-old Irish folk singer is poised to invade a remote British island which is actually a rock. Dairy Queen denied that its hamburgers contain human meat, raising questions about what other types of meat are not in the burgers. Researchers at the Smithsonian identified a new species of leech outside of Washington, DC, and a snake terrorizing people in the Outer Banks is actually a lizard with a detachable tail. We’re going to be OK. 

 

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In this week’s episode: 

Check out Trump’s doctored map of hurricane Dorian. 

Learn more fun facts about Boris Johnson, in this fabulous episode of the New York Times’s “The Daily” podcast. 

In leech news, scientists have discovered a new species with three jaws! 

 

Big #YUPs to…

Anthony Lupi, the UPS delivery guy making people horny in Soho. 

The tomato plant growing in the East River.