New Coke is back for a publicity stunt. Was it really that bad? (Source: CNN)

A restaurant accidentally served a customer a really, really expensive wine instead of the just really expensive wine they'd ordered. Like you could tell the difference. (Source: CNN)

A grocery's closing draws mourners, despite there being another grocery -- same chain -- across the street. This is truly the dumbest timeline. (Source: WJBK-TV/Detroit)

Eugene, Oregon restaurant patrons now have to ask for plastic utensils -- not only straws, but forks, spoons, and knives, too. Forget to ask when you're taking food out and you might be eating with your hands. (Source: KMTR-TV/Springfield-Eugene)

Not following work dress codes may be better for your career and image than conforming, some experts say. I'll wear that. (Source: BBC)

A farmer cut his own foot off to save his life after an accident. I feel faint. (Source: KETV/Omaha)

Trend alert: Non-alcoholic bars are popping up everywhere, with all of the usual atmosphere and none of the buzz. (Source: BBC)

On being a sports fan when your team loses a heartbreaker. You know what I'm talking about.

Can chewing gum help you lose weight? Okay, see, that's still a matter of debate. (Source: CNN)

A lawsuit alleges that cans of cooking spray exploded and burned people. You might want to take note, and check your cupboard while you're at it. (Source: USA Today)