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People Describe The Most Unappetizing Food They’ve Ever Eaten
Food is an integral part of our lives, serving both to sustain our bodies and to delight our senses.
Not all food is created equal, though.
Sometimes our senses are tormented rather than delighted.
Redditor phillygirllovesbagel asked:
“What’s the worst food you’ve ever tried?”
Knock-off Chain Restaurants Are Bad News
“I was visiting Fort Huachuca, AZ for work (not in the military).”
“They have a knock-off Panda Express there. Identical menu with different names. Like those bootleg KFCs in China that are identical to KFC but it’s ‘Kevin’s Funky Chicken’ or something.”
“Anyhow, I’m hungry, bootleg Panda seems like a good deal. I order up the usual. Chinese food, like pizza, gets pretty wide latitude. Even if it’s lousy, it’s not that bad.”
“This was straight-up inedible. I don’t even have the words to describe it. Just gristle and batter all fried together.”
“Ended up just tossing the whole thing out and going to Burger King.” -Deadlifts_n_Riffs
Home Cooking Can Be Dangerous Too
“my own chicken, honey, lemon concoction which was less ‘Italian summer’ and more like fisherman’s friend lozenge.” -Candy_Lawn
“Reminds me of the time I tried to make up my own orange-juice-based reduction/sauce thing for chicken and pasta. I don’t know what made me think I had any idea how to make that work. It did not work.” -super_aardvark
The Chili That Wasn’t
“There was a week where my mom was out so my dad had to cook for my brother and I. His first day he made chili. By chili I mean that he browned some beef, threw it in a pot with water and added one single packet of chili seasoning to the water and served it to us.”
“We had frozen pizza the rest of the week.” DrGingeyy
“I’m impressed he browned the beef first, that’s a common overlooked thing with first-time cooks.” –satooshi-nakamooshi
“Ah, watery ground beef soup–a college dorm classic.”
“That it was followed with frozen pizza only makes me more certain this exact sequence has played out on thousands of college campuses across the globe.” -drewhead118
“We have a chili cook-off at work every year before Christmas. There is usually 10 or so entries and 6 are really good, two are okay and two are absolute war crimes. Beef, water, chili packet, chopped and uncooked onions and green peppers and a can of beans.”
“It’s like badly flavored chili soup. I don’t know who makes them, but I feel horrible for their family.” -SafewordisJohnCandy
It Is Technically A Loaf Of Meat
“My ex MIL’s meatloaf. She literally just pressed ground beef into a square baking pan and threw it in the oven. Zero spices. Zero anything but hot ground beef.”
“She also made ‘baked spaghetti’ which was cooked spaghetti noodles with plain tomato sauce in a pan and baked.”
“Her cooking made me realize why I had to twist my ex’s arm to try REAL meatloaf and baked ziti the way it’s supposed to be made.” -SugarHooves
World’s Worst Burger?
“In the Dominican Republic, there is a mountain in Puerto Plata called Isabel de Torres. On that mountain there is a restaurant. That restaurant sells the worst goddamn burgers you will ever eat in your life.” -JoshPoshTheGreat
“Ok this is so f*cking oddly specific, I need more details.” -ThirdFloorNorth
“I actually came to say this. Amazingly, I’ve had these burgers twice. The second time we didn’t plan well and assumed the first time was a fluke. Fool me once…” -Semi-Pro_Biotic
“It’s incredible that 2 people both find the same obscure restaurant’s burgers so memorably bad but you guys GOTTA elaborate on the actual burger.” -JeromesDream
“Funny enough, I’m in Puerto Plata right now. I was going to take the cable car to the top of the mountain so I could take pics, give the play by play. However, the attraction doesn’t reopen until I leave. I wanted to go full metal Reddit, but whatever.”
“From memory, the beef in the Caribbean comes from a different species in the Bos genus than what is common in the US. The flavor is different, closer to farmed venison.”
“Side effect or intentional, it’s about 95-99% lean. Take that meat, ground coarse, make a very thin patty, cook it so that it doesn’t stick to the griddle, basically steams in it’s own moisture.”
“Throw that on a Latin roll, leafy lettuce, cheap tomato, gas station condiments. The sliced onion is the shining star.”
“Onions here are very good, sweet but tasty. The ultimate injustice then is when you bite, the texture is pasty and rubbery at the same time. Hope that helps.” -Semi-Pro_Biotic
“Jellied Salad” Says All You Need To Know
“Jellied salad.”
“Lots of my family still thinks aspics are a necessity for family dinners so there’ll usually be a variety of jellied salads. Tomato salad, shredded cabbage salad, usually some kind of weird olive and hard boiled egg combo for some reason.”
“All sitting on their plates, perfectly rectangular, wiggling away…” -LycheeEyeballs
“My mother constantly posts pictures on facebook for sole reason of grossing people out. The spagettio’s one that looked like a bunt cake got me.” -WinksAtLemons
“I didn’t know that people actually ate that stuff. I really thought they were a joke until this year.” -crackhappy
“My family has an orange one with veggies (canned corn or similar) and marshmallows.” -TheRealKestrel
Don’t Eat Rancid Meat
“On New Year’s day a few years ago, my dad bought ribs to make for dinner. Upon taking my first bite, I spit it out immediately.”
“I don’t think I’ve ever spit food out like that other than this one time. It turned out they were totally rancid, and to this day I still can’t eat ribs. Thankfully, none of us actually got sick.” -that-nerd
“I smoke ribs often. I’ve been going to my butcher for 10 years and never had an issue.”
“Over the 4th of July, I bought 3 racks of baby backs to smoke for the family up at the cabin. I thawed them out in the fridge.”
“Opened up the vacuum pack and it was the absolute worst smell in the history of smells. Pure f’king sulfur smell.
“Almost 5 months later, I can still smell it in my nose. I don’t know what the hell happened or even if they were edible but at that point, there was no cooking them. In the trash they went.”
“I had to air my cabin out for a solid 7-8 hours.” -DC4MVP
At Least She Tried
“My mom made this thing when i was younger called cheeseburger pie. no clue what box she got it from but my god did 9-year-old me not enjoy it.”
“I just thought it was a deconstructed cheeseburger, but no, there were like five other things in there and nothing made sense together.”
“She also made meatloaf a few weeks later and it was drier than the damn Sahara desert. never again.” -spacepharmacy
“My mom is a very good cook, but once she decided to make a recipe from the back of the Bisquick box, it was called impossible cheeseburger pie. The idea was that the bicuit mix was supposed to rise to the top and create something like a shepherd’s pie but with a dumpling topping instead of mashed potatoes.”
“After we all tried to choke some down, mom apologized, threw it in the trash, and we had waffles or something for dinner. Impossible cheeseburger pie became a running joke in our family. I wonder if that’s what you had.” -strum_and_dang
The Worst Flan
“I was in France and stopped by a place in Paris. I had been traveling for several months and missed Mexican food.”
“When the owner found out I was Mexican she insisted I try the flan she just made as a first attempt. The food was pretty alright, not like home but it hit the spot. She brought out the flan and stood there expectantly waiting for my response.”
“It was absolutely the worst flan I had ever had in my life. Like it just tasted bad. Like eggs that were off.”
“I couldn’t hide my reaction and she became visibly upset. I ate a little more to be polite but just couldn’t anymore.”
“I told her I’m just very picky and suggested a few things as I had worked in a bakery that had made some in the past (aside from family recipes). I gave her my contact info and a few weeks later got an email thanking me.”
“A group of Mexican musicians came through and told her while it wasn’t traditional it was very tasty and had a good texture and that any time I was back to please stop by for a meal on the house.”
“Unfortunately the next time I was back the place had closed down.” -Malignantrumor99
Let It Ripen First
“Unripe persimmon. It tastes ok but the tannins in the fruit, if not properly soft and ripe, make your mouth immediately feel fuzzy, like your tongue is shot with novocaine.”
“A completely unexpected mouth feel where your immediate reaction is ‘Get this out of my mouth NOW!’ Now i know!” -1_art_please
One can only hope to never experience any of the dreadful foods in this list.
Food’s primary purpose may be to sustain our bodies, but there’s no reason eating it should have to be a chore.
People Admit the Little White Lies They Tell Their Customers
It’s no secret that any job that requires you to deal with customers on a regular basis can be a bit of a nightmare, especially if they’re particularly unforgiving.
How do we get around this? I mean, we all gotta eat which means we all gotta get paid which means we all gotta work. How can we keep our jobs, make our money AND keep our sanity?
The answer, as often as not, is just to lie about stuff. Not huge stuff. Just stuff. Stuff that might change a perspective or two. Stuff like this:
i once worked with someone who told customers “sorry, it’s my first day!” any time they messed up. for 2 years straight
— makayla (@makaylathinks) May 19, 2021
Turns out, this person wasn’t alone. In the replies were lots of tales of similar subterfuge that the denizens of Twitter had used to survive their 9 to 5s. Let’s dig deeper, shall we?
10. Corporate says
Darn that corporate. They ruined the corporation!
If you’re in a sales job a great one to lean on is “corporate says we’re not allowed to do that it’s against company policy” and act annoyed with “corporate” about it. Then you can both blame someone else. Works like a charm.
— Long Liv (Taylor’s Version)
(@folklorefandom) May 19, 2021
9. Follow the script
This one almost gives me a headache to think about.
I do this all the time. Used to work with a company that would script out what we were to say to customers and everyday we told them we were new at our job. Best thing they ever taught me.
— Sarah (@Sarah43529616) May 19, 2021
8. Going on holiday
Man that is quite a hangover.
I was once REALLY hungover & had to work on an hours sleep- a customer asked me what the time was- I looked at my watch & my brain couldn’t comprehend the time- I just said a RAndoM time & he went “huh?” my lying ass said I went on holiday & forgot to change the time back
— S
(@s4hana_ox) May 19, 2021
7. First day?
It might not always work.
That’s like the hooters girl that tried to sit me under a high table. Like I’m in a wheelchair fam, not a transformer, I can’t reach the top of the table. She was like it’s my first day I’m in training. Girl but not your eyes!
— Christian (@rollinsince1996) May 19, 2021
6. Trust me
Guess it all depends on the situation.
In healthcare you gotta do the opposite. Even when this is the first time you’re doing something, you gotta tell the patient that you’ve done this several times so that they’re calm and you’re confident
— Jessica (@suchprettyneck) May 19, 2021
5. Spirits appear!
Ok, this is pretty hilarious.
At the haunted house I worked at we used to laugh and say “oh, I don’t work here” when customers said “you’re not allowed to do (thing)”, just to spook them and make them run away. Then the owner said we couldn’t anymore.
— SaffronBurke
(@Sweet_Saffron) May 19, 2021
4. It’s all on them!
Kitchen probably doesn’t care, either.
& blaming the kitchen for your own mistakes
they don’t have to deal with customers
— kleptosaniac (@serpentghost) May 19, 2021
3. Thanks for the tip!
You might just make money this way.
I worked a serving job with a girl who did that the first 6 months and people would always feel bad and tip her a bunch. I had no choice but to respect it.
— samantha
(@sirmamfa) May 19, 2021
2. Life-saving techniques
Smart! Although honestly, if your work is being robbed, just give them what they want.
That’s what insurance is for and it’s never worth your life.
My daughter did that during a bank robbery to explain why she “needed” help from the manager to get money from the vault! Said she was new and not allowed to go in on her own! The idiot bought it!
— Just Plain Carol (@carol_hargrave) May 20, 2021
1. The golden rule
Good? I guess?
If you don’t lie to the customers constantly, you’re doing customer service wrong
— kelonergan (@kblonergan) May 19, 2021
If you’re gonna survive in this working world, you might just have to let slip a few white lies.
Have you ever tried anything like this?
Tell us in the comments.
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Learn About Tricks Employees Use in Dealing with Customers
I once worked at a country club with some wealthy members.
The official unofficial policy of the club was “you never tell a member no.” Which meant that whatever a member might request, you just told them you were on it and got to work.
Problem was, a lot of the time I either had no idea how to fulfill their particular request or knew for a fact that it couldn’t happen. But since I wasn’t allowed to just tell them that, my main strategy involved hurrying off to “take care of it” and then just kind of wandering around until I could find someone else to pass it off to.
It wasn’t good. That job wasn’t good.
But I’m not alone in finding these work-arounds.
i once worked with someone who told customers “sorry, it’s my first day!” any time they messed up. for 2 years straight
— makayla (@makaylathinks) May 19, 2021
The OP here wasn’t alone either. Because the tweet replies came flooding in.
10. Check in the back
The back is not some magical place, I don’t know what customers think goes on there.
Best thing about retail work is when a customer asks you to check the back stock room and you go back there for a 10 minute break
— Sir Ron Ⓥ (@Skressed4Now) May 19, 2021
9. It didn’t meet our standards
And we’re ALL about standards.
Working at a restaurant we were always told that if the order didn’t get out in to say that the food didn’t meet the high standards we expect and so you made the cooks recook it
— Brandon Jensen (@redrockYfan) May 19, 2021
8. I AM the supervisor
I can be anything I set my mind to.
One time a client wanted a supervisor and this agent said to the client today is ur lucky day you are speaking to a supervisor. He got to be a supervisor right before we got retrenched
— Papa Tlotliso ®
(@supastardejay) May 20, 2021
7. I’m still learning English
That’s a clever one.
I’m Polynesian with an indigenous name. So whenever I mispronounce or misspell a word I say , “Sorry I’m still learning English.” They then think English is my second or third language and it’s my first.
— ‘lsi Mon (@ki676love) May 20, 2021
6. Sorry, can’t help ya
Shouldn’t they have been trained?
I once rejoined a company after taking a break to study for 2 years so no one knew that I was really new. I always told them that I just joined so wouldn’t be able to help. Best way to get out of work you don’t get paid for
— Milky
Cookie
Shooky (@shooky_fanbase) May 19, 2021
5. I’ve just started
Sometimes, it’s official policy.
I used to do this when I worked in a call centre lmao they actively encouraged us to say “sorry I’ve just started here” anytime we made a mistake or something was taking a while
— Alya Zayed (@alya_zayed) May 19, 2021
4. Keep the training sticker
Don’t ask me, find someone else.
I had the training sticker on my name tag for almost my entire job. My manager kept threatening to make me a new name tag. Wouldn’t let her do it
— Ramona Lee (@rome_raven) May 19, 2021
3. The new girl
Not just a show.
That’s the rule. Newest is always the “new girl” or “new guy” (and always gets the blame!) until the new newbie comes along.
— diana (@realpestilence) May 19, 2021
2. It’s my birthday
It’s perfect until you start to get regulars.
I once worked with a waitress who told all her tables, every night, that it was her birthday and she had to work a double shift. Genius.
— Anno Bonnano (@Prairieopolis) May 19, 2021
1. Blessings be upon you
Now that’s a grift.
Some waitress on reddit would wear a gold cross on Sundays and tell the church crowd she was so sad she had to miss church to work lol. Said it was the best they’d ever tip
— Mel (@lennoncurry) May 20, 2021
Maybe use some of those tips in your own life? Couldn’t hurt.
What white lies have you told at work?
Tell us in the comments.
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Service Industry Folks Talk About the Fake Niceness of the Job
Every person who has ever worked in the service industry knows about “the voice.”
A friend of mine referred to it as her “smiley voice.” It’s the voice you put on to put everyone at ease, but it’s also a shield you put up to deal with people’s nonsense in a way that can leave the real you protected and disaffected.
If you’ve worked in the line you also know just how full of bad surprises customers can be – consistently finding new ways to make you wonder who raised them.
As usual, Tumblr tells the tales of woe better than most of us could.
1. Dead inside
You don’t realize how much you’re’ doing it until it comes out somewhere weird.

Source: punlich on Tumblr
2. Table for two
Maybe you should have ditched him and just sat down together to commiserate.

Source: 1980sbusinesswoman on Tumblr
3. Code switching
Whatever I do in this life, I hope I never earn the nickname “perky pants.”

Source: gritsinmisery on Tumblr
4. Beyond the pale
I took years of actual acting classes and I don’t think they would have prepared me for a performance like this.

Source: thesmilingfish on Tumblr
5. Emotional labor
AKA grin and bear it.

Source: krem-de-le-creme on Tumblr
6. The art of…
It ain’t the deal, I’ll tell ya that much for free.
7. You wouldn’t understand
Unless you’ve actually been there.

Source: belovedmuerto on Tumblr
The point is, be nice to customer service people. Underneath that smile, they’re dealing with a LOT.
What’s the worst job you’ve ever had?
Tell us about it in the comments.
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Take a Look at These Confessions From Restaurant Hosts
A lot of us have worked a restaurant job at some point in our lives, maybe for a little while, maybe for years or even decades.
There’s a good reason for that – people love restaurants. We literally have to eat, and we want to do it in a fun and easy way if we can afford to. So we interact with cooks and servers and hosts and cashiers and bussers and the like all the time – but don’t you wonder what they might not be telling you?
Here are 11 real confessions from hosts.
11. Fit it in
I guess I’ll know what to look out for now.

Source: Whisper
10. The fantasy
Hey, gotta keep your mind occupied at work somehow.

Source: Whisper
9. Spin around
You have no idea what you’re messing with behind the scenes.

Source: Whisper
8. Show off
See, you’re gonna mess with my mind with this one.

Source: Whisper
7. Lame jokes
If you’re here, you’re basic.

Source: Whisper
6. There’s a reason
Trust me, I know this place slightly better than you do.

Source: Whisper
5. Standard greeting
Ok but to be fair, you don’t actually want to know how they are, right?

Source: Whisper
4. So cheap
The pay system we have for these jobs is just insane.

Source: Whisper
3. A toss up
How do you even throw cash, really? Doesn’t it just float down in front of you?

Source: Whisper
2. Go off
Turns out your problem meant nothing, even to you.

Source: Whisper
1. Sit down
Yeah don’t mind me, I’m just standing here at the entrance for fun.

Source: Whisper
Pretty incredible how dense some people can be.
Do you have job confessions you want to get off your chest?
Leave them in the comments.
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A “Karen” Tried to Scam a Free Meal Until She Realized Who the Owner Was
In case you haven’t heard, a “Karen” is an entitled, usually middle-aged woman who complains to authority figures about others’ behavior.
This particular Karen decided that her complaint to the manager would get her a free meal. She couldn’t have been more off-base in her assumption, specifically as it concerned the owner.
A friend of his begins the story:

Photo credit: Reddit
With help from his dad, the man was able to open the restaurant in the perfect location, and it was a smashing success right out of the gate. Everything was going well, until Karen showed up with her husband.

Photo credit: Reddit
Right away, the owner, who was also the server, knew she was going to be a problem—the complaints began as soon as she sat down. Initially, he played along .

Photo credit: Reddit
He knew he couldn’t keep his composure for long—so did she and, sensing a potential free meal, increased her demands.

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She asked for the manager, as Karens often do. He brought someone over to take on the role.

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She could have won an Academy Award for the story she told.

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The “owner” and the server couldn’t keep up the ruse for long. They broke character.

Photo Credit: Reddit
The real owner came clean, and Karen was finally speechless.

Photo credit: Reddit
Redditors who work in restaurants loved how this story ended, and the person who told it also had a bit of an update.

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They deal with customers who try to scam free meals all the time and say restaurant owners are usually oblivious to this behavior because they’re not on the floor.

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Workers shared that this also occurs in fast food places. Even though they’re a lot cheaper, free is free to some people.

Photo credit: Reddit
Are you a resturant worker? Share your stories of terrible customers below!
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Tweets That Wax Nostalgic for Old School Pizza Hut
2020 has unexpectedly given us time to look back at things we miss from childhood, and Pizza Hut as it used to be is one of them.
Yes, Pizza Hut is very much is still in existence. However, in decades past, it was a sit-down restaurant that was more slow service than fast food. Come with us to remember the sights, sounds, and smells of sizzling pizza in a cast iron pan, and ice-cold Pepsi, a yummy salad bar and hours of video game fun.
Let’s start with this delicious legend:
Remember when Pizza Hut pan pizzas were basically a goddamn culinary delicacy? They’d bring them out in a real fucking skillet that was piping at about 700 degrees Fahrenheit right as your third song kicked in on the jukebox after you’d played a game of Galaga. We were kings. pic.twitter.com/G7dQBRd3qQ
— Super 70s Sports (@Super70sSports) June 20, 2020
The restaurants looked a lot different.
Twitter is nostalgic for Pizza Hut tonight and now it's got me all emotional thinking about the old style locations pic.twitter.com/NS8nH1f0k3
— CryptidWorks ✟
(@CryptidWorks) June 21, 2020
We’d kill for one of these lamps!
Sitting under these lights with your hot pizza and the cold sodas in those red cups…good times pic.twitter.com/UHYiP6RL0G
— JennyNewton321 (@MJNewton321) June 21, 2020
They gave off that old school Italian restaurant vibe.
And you better have a checkerboard tablecloth pic.twitter.com/OR6fiDQLX3
— Jack Hall (@jackhall696) June 20, 2020
We can almost taste the macaroni salad side—yum!
What if we kissed by the salad bar at Pizza Hut pic.twitter.com/4uMjwf50QJ
— max
(@5ft6withtimbs) June 21, 2020
These glasses kept your Pepsi extra cold too.
And your parents let you drink gallon of Pepsi out of one of these bad boys.
Good times, good times… pic.twitter.com/LTPhzVdXWV— BIG FAT VOODOO DADDY (@BoneJarvis) June 20, 2020
He’s right; it had a certain unforgettable taste to it.
Your soda just tasted better in those red cups
— RAB AG (@rab_ag) June 20, 2020
Pizza Hut taught some of us how to read.
you an OG if you remember when doing your reading assignment for Book It got you a personal pan pizza at Pizza Hut pic.twitter.com/g2h2iM61Ck
— Dar-Wei Chen (@chendw) June 21, 2020
If you want to teach kids to read today, this is the way to do it!
Anyone remember scoring personal pan pizzas from Pizza Hut through the Accelerated Reader program? Maybe that was a regional thing, but it was amazing. Read a book, take the quiz, get points, redeem pizza. https://t.co/0D6yQm6FLp
— Charlotte Clymer
(@cmclymer) June 21, 2020
You got a serious bang for your buck.
I remember when They were sit down restaurants with a salad bar and pizza buffet. Get the jugs of pop sitting on the table. My mom used to bring Tupperware to put extra slices in for school lunches the following morning. I miss those days
— Unhip.OldGuy (@UOldguy) June 20, 2020
And all the video games you could possibly stand.
While Pizza Hut seems to be trending how many y’all saw these in them back in the day. pic.twitter.com/vfo7lPJ9D1
— Mikal Bridges. (@realFinnJB) June 21, 2020
People that haven’t experienced old school Pizza Hut don’t know what they’re missing.
since people are talking about '90s Pizza Hut let me tell you, if you never experienced the sheer THRILL of putting that fifth star on your Book It pin because you read five books and could now cash in that button for a free pizza that came in a frying pan you never truly lived
— Lane Moore (@hellolanemoore) June 21, 2020
Even today’s Pizza Hut agrees. You know what you have to do guys!
Take us back!
— PizzaHut (@pizzahut) June 21, 2020
There are so many things like this that we miss, we don’t even know where to begin. Wouldn’t it be great to revisit Pizza Hut as it was just one more time?
What are some places you’re nostalgic for? Let us know in the comments below!
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This Restaurant in Texas Is Still Putting up Hilarious Signs During the Shutdown
They still got it!
I’m talking about the El Arroyo restaurant in Austin, Texas, a place that has been known for their hilarious signs out in front of their establishment for quite some time now.
And, since we’re obviously living in very strange times, the folks at El Arroyo have adapted their sign game to reflect the current times.
Their signs lately have focused on the pandemic and the shutdown in a very way that no doubt gives their customers and folks passing by a good laugh.
Let’s take a look at what they’ve been up to at the El Arroyo.
1. I don’t think you’re alone on this one.
People really love it! And they have nothing else to do!
2. This one is good.
Very clever, guys and gals!
3. These are words to live by.
Thicc for the win!
4. That’s code for Covid.
And I like it!
5. I think we might have?
I can’t even keep track anymore.
6. Did I say that out loud?
Be careful on your Zoom calls, people.
7. I feel this deep in my soul.
Does this apply to you?
8. Stay as far away from me as possible.
Can we agree on that? Where do I sign?
9. People are moving WAYYYY too slow.
Get out of my way!
10. A sign of the times.
Mixing up the diseases.
11. Ain’t that the truth?
Yeah, what happened to all those folks?
12. Times have changed…
In a huge way.
13. Ladies…is this true?
I think it’s probably true…
Those are great!
Have you seen any funny business or church signs during the lockdown?
If so, please share them with us in the comments.
We’d love to hear from you!
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