Can You Answer These 5 Everyday Questions That Regularly Stump Adults?

As bright as you may think you are, these 5 seemingly simple questions just might leave you questioning whether you really know as much as you thought you did. There’s nothing more humbling than being reminded how little we actually know.

I, personally, choose to believe that these random facts have fallen out of my head to make room for the more important ones, but feel free to claim your own rationalization.

#5. Question:

Continue reading once you’re ready for the answer!

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13+ Extremely Specific Pieces of Advice That Could Save Your Life

What would you do if confronted by wolves? What about if you were trapped in a car underwater? Surely there are simple ways to escape from these extreme scenarios, but how do you figure them out?

Welcome to Reddit, my friends.

#15. You want to know which it is.

“If you or someone you are with ingests a chemical they aren’t supposed to and you aren’t sure what it will do to you, don’t immediately try to throw it up. Call poison control.

Some do more damage coming back up and diluting them by drinking lots of water is better. You want to know which it is before you start shoving fingers down your throat.

I was told a story of a child who ingested some type of drain clearing chemical during nap time in a daycare because the janitor left it out and this kid was little and little kids are kind of stupid. The teacher was able to find info on the cleaner in the supply closet (thanks OSHA) and had the kid chug water while the ambulance came. She would have killed him if she induced vomiting because it would have destroyed his esophagus coming back up. Something about how it reacted to stomach acid.

That always stuck with me. Also, don’t leave draino out around little kids.”

#14. Don’t take it out.

“If you ever get stabbed, shot with an arrow, and or impaled by something, don’t take it out. Leaving it in could mean the difference between bleeding out and being able to make it to a hospital.”

#13. Don’t move them.

“If you fall through the ice and can reach the surface but can’t climb out, place your arms out on the ice and don’t move them. The cold will freeze your sleeves to the ice, and your sleeves will help hold you out of the water in case you pass out.”

#12. No gifts, please.

“If you ever find yourself in jail, DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, ACCEPT ANYTHING AS A “GIFT”. This includes: pop tokens, food, bedding, water, a fucking a square of tissue paper.

The person giving you this is working you and will see you as someone ‘in their pocket’. Expect any act of kindness in jail as an attempt to work you or con you. Nothing in jail is free. No matter how nice or how innocent the person comes across, do not take anything or accept any favor from anyone.

Jail sucks, but it sucks more when you’re in the pocket of a professional inmate. You’ll be under incredible risk of being forced to do things you don’t want.

Source: worked at a jail and saw multiple people get worked by professional inmates”

#11. Double the fun.

“If you get caught in a rip tide or a current and pulled out into the ocean, swim parallel to shore until you’re far enough away from that spot to have escaped it, then swim for shore. Also, learn the sidestroke. If you find yourself stranded in open water for whatever reason, you can swim for hours without tiring yourself out using the sidestroke.

If someone ever has both hands on your throat, put your forearms between theirs and press them apart until they let go. Also, if you can grab their pinky and yank it in any unnatural direction, you control the whole hand. If you have to hit someone with your head, hit them with the hard part just between your forehead and the top of your head so you don’t hurt yourself.”

#10. Stay loud and aggressive.

“If coyotes begin harassing you in the woods, stay loud and aggressive until you can walk to safety. They wont risk an injury unless they are weak and starving.”

#9. Drop to the ground immediately.

“If you wake up in the middle of the night and your house is on fire…drop to the ground immediately! That first breath of heated smoke can be enough to drop a person for good. Smoke detectors save lives people. Source: former firefighter.”

#8. Look for the exits.

“Look for the exits in airplanes. The majority of people that survive a crash claimed they purposefully always look for exits when boarding.”

#7. Put it in milk.

“If you get a tooth knocked out, don’t put it on ice to take to the hospital- put it in milk. Also if you get a body part severed, put it in a bag and then put the bag on ice; don’t put the body part directly in the ice.”

#6. Stop moving.

“If you get lost in nature, stop moving. Don’t try to find your way out. You will only move farther away from where the search for you will start.

Once you’ve stopped start building a shelter then start a fire if you can. Spend the rest of the time you have collecting things to burn without ever losing site of your fire. Even if it’s hot, fire will keep animals Away at night and will make it easier for you to be spotted.”

#5. When you poke it with a stick.

“A startled armadillo will leap straight up with a surprising amount of force. Don’t be leaning over one when you poke it with a stick.”

#4. The one-rein stop.

“If you ever find yourself on a horse that is out of control – pull one rein so that it’s head is all the way around, touching your foot/it’s shoulder. A horse can not buck, bolt or rear in this stance – it can run madly in a tight circle but it will tire and stop eventually. Plenty of stories of people going on tourist riding trips, or rented horses at weddings, or guided trail rides where a horse spooks or loses it and someone’s just hanging on for dear fucking life. It’s called a one-rein stop. It could save your life.”

#3. Don’t think.

“Drowning doesn’t always look like drowning. It’s not like in the movies where people flail around and shit, sometimes they just go under and drown. It can be anti-climactic so don’t think that because someone isn’t panicking they aren’t drowning.”

#2. The second place they take you.

“If someone tries to kidnap you DO NOT let them transport you….fight, scratch, die bc if you don’t, the second place they take you will be much worse.”

#1. Roll down the window.

“If you drive your car into a body of water and start sinking you most likely wont be able to open the door but quickly roll down the window and you can get out. I had a friend die bc she did not know this. Its a life tip I wish I didn’t have to learn through her passing.”

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12 Funny Game Show Answers That Will Leave You Feeling Pretty Smart

Gameshows are harder than they look. Sure, it’s easy to come up with the answers when you’re sitting at home on your couch, but as soon as those lights hit you and you can hear the roar of the crowd, it’s a different story. Whether you win or lose, at least you have the experience, right?

Well, sometimes even that experience is a mixed bag — especially when you find yourself the butt of a joke for answering a super obvious question incorrectly.

These 12 people just weren’t prepared for what their brain would spit out in response to simple questions.

Laugh all you want (I did), but you never know how you will respond until it’s your butt in the hot seat.

#12. Some people take everything so literally.

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#11. This poor man who can’t count…

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#10. …or remember what happens in the seasons.

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#9. That sounds easier.

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#8. Hey, it’s probably illegal in some country.

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#7. Woooooooooow.

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#6. Tell me more about where you go to church.

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#5. Hey, sometimes fish find love…

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#4. I mean…it’s not a WRONG answer, per se.

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#3. This is adorable.

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#2. I feel like there just has to be a porn actor out there with this name.

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#1. Best.

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Lol, Steve Harvey…gotta love it.

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History Buffs Share Their 15 Favorite Criminals Ever

History buffs know a lot of random people, places, events, and facts in general. And they’ve probably got a favorite to rattle off at a moment’s notice.

Favorite pirate? Check. Favorite era? Sure. Favorite random historical story? Yep. And the list for sure includes a favorite criminal (which may or may not overlap with favorite pirate, depending on your feelings on the topic).

If you love cool stories about badass individuals throughout history, you’ll definitely want to dig into these 15.

#15. To taunt the police

“Barefoot Bandit. kid who was screwed by the state by getting placed back in an abusive home gets pissed then he ends up breaking into houses barefoot while walking in chalk to taunt the police. It ended with him stealing a plane and flying it to the Bahamas and then stealing an SUV which he crashed and was captured in.”

#14. Real-life Robin Hood

“Ned Kelly, famous Australian Bushranger. After countless instances of assault and prejudice against him, his family and his friends at the hands of the Victorian Police, he formed a ‘gang’ and became a real-life Robin Hood-type (burning mortgage papers of the very-lower-class to free them of debt after constant tax increases is just one of the Kelly Gangs great stories) and ended up in a legendary shootout with police in the rural Victorian town of Glenrowan. Amazing story.”

#13. A folk hero

“Edward Teach (Blackbeard the Pirate). Hes kind of a folk hero in North Carolina where I used to live.”

#12. The President’s son

“Prison Mike. He stole, and he robbed, and he kidnapped the president’s son, and held him for random.

And he never got caught neither.”

#11. Over 400 armed robberies

“Ben Hall – the gentleman bushranger of Australia. No one comes close. The guy was pushed into a life of crime by the corrupt police of the time (truly) and managed to pull off over 400 armed robberies without killing anyone. With a huge reward on his head he was surrounded by police as he slept in the bush and his body was found with 30 bullets in it. More here: http://www.convictcreations.com/history/benhall.htm
He deserves more fame that our infamous Ned Kelly.”

#10. No need for a gun.

“Whoever committed the 300 million yen heist in 1968. Largest heist on Japanese history and the dude not only didn’t get caught, but also didn’t even need to use a gun.

The TL;DR is the guy made threats to blow up the Bank manager’s house. Next day, while disguised as a police officer, he stops a delivery of 300 million yen and tells the security that the Bank manager’s house has been blown up, and that they have reason to believe that explosives have been planted on their car. He crawls under the vehicle to search it and lights a road flare causing lots of smoke. The employees, thinking the car is going to explode, run away as fast as they can. Meanwhile, the robber just hops in the vehicle and drives away.”

#9. Bathing in blood

“Elizabeth Bathory. She was a Hungarian noblewoman who was considered to be one of the most prolific serial killers of all time and an inspiration for the vampire mythos. She allegedly bathed in the blood of virgins because she believed it would maintain her beauty. She killed and mutilated hundreds of girls and lesser noblewoman with the help of her servants. She was sentenced to solitary confinement and was bricked into a room in a castle. She lived within that bricked up room for four years before she finally died.

Historians are not sure if she actually murdered all of those girls or if it was a conspiracy set up by the church to seize her lands, but either way, it’s one of my favorite historical events.”

#8. Deal with the government

“Ching Shih. She was a Chinese pirate queen in the 1700s(?) with a huge fleet. The craziest story I remember from the video I watched was that she waked into the government building (with her whole fleet and men, it was a lot), and pretty much made a deal with the government that gave her and her men amnesty from their decades of crimes and all the loot they acquired and all they had to do was retire from a life of pirating. The government agreed to this plan and they all got off scotch free.”

#7. Not many people

“The Axeman of New Orleans. He did some pretty fucked up things, but not many people can literally get an entire city to play jazz all at once.”

#6. The most flippant manner imaginable

“Oscar Wilde. Gross indecency, i.e. being gay in the 1890s. His first trial (actually him suing the Marquess of Queensberry for leaving a card addressed “To Oscar Wilde, a posing sodomite” at his club) is fabulous so long as Queensberry’s lawyer is trying to prove Wilde’s immoral because of his literature, because he’s a genius and he makes absolute comical mincemeat of the man in the most flippant manner imaginable. Unfortunately, defense did their shoe-leather work and began introducing a string of newspaper boys and disreputable loungers Wilde had paid for sex.”

#5. We’ll never know

“There’s something really perplexing about DB Cooper. If you read up on the case it’s clear he was crazy prepared for the hijacking. This wasn’t a half-baked scheme, it was planned out down to the very last detail. One of those ‘nobody would believe this if it was a movie’ things.

So he executes this to perfection – and then jumps from the plane. Into a raging storm. Wearing casual clothes. Over the middle of nowhere. He either never got the chute open or if he did you’re talking minutes rather than hours before he’s dead from exposure. He just seemed like far too clever of a guy to think he was going to survive this. Maybe that was the plan and it was an elaborate suicide or something. We’ll never know.

But there’s that bit of me wants to believe he made it.”

#4. Nope, I’m guilty

“Socrates – for teaching. The coolest part is he could’ve gotten out of his death sentence if he pleaded, but he was like “nope, I’m guilty and I have to pay the price.” They even gave him chances to escape. But his death changed the judicial system.”

#3. When you know what you like…

“The Pontiac Bandit. Stole one specific brand of cars for years.”

#2. A litany of awesome

“Julie d’Aubigny:

She and her assistant fencing master “made a living by giving fencing exhibitions and singing in local taverns and fairs”
Fell in love with a woman who was sent to a nunnery—d’Aubigny “entered the convent…stole the body of a dead nun, placed it in the bed of her lover, and set the room on fire to cover their escape”
Was insulted by a young nobleman and dueled him, and she won by “[driving] her blade through his shoulder”
“The next day, she asked about his health…” After offering an apology she “went to his room and subsequently they became lovers and, later, lifelong friends”
She befriended a singer in the Paris Opera who “convinced the master of the king’s household to accept her into the company”
“…a performance by La Maupin [d’Aubigny] given at Trianon of Destouches’ Omphale in 1701…[it was written that her voice] was “the most beautiful voice in the world”
“She famously beat the singer Louis Gaulard Dumesny after he pestered the women members of the troupe, and a legendary duel of wits with Thévenard was the talk of Paris”
“Her Paris career was interrupted around 1695, when she kissed a young woman at a society ball and was challenged to duels by three different noblemen. She beat them all, but fell afoul of the king’s law that forbade duels in Paris”
“She retired from the opera in 1705 and took refuge in a convent…where she died in 1707 at the age of only 33. She has no known grave.”
“Théophile Gautier, when asked to write a story about d’Aubigny, instead produced the novel Mademoiselle de Maupin, published in 1835, taking aspects of the real [d’Aubigny] as a starting point…The celebration of sensual love, regardless of gender, was radical, and the book was banned by the New York Society for the Suppression of Vice”

#1. Precision

“Baker Street robbery, London – £1,500,000

no one harmed, precision, and never caught.”

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15 People Reveal Their Bold Predictions for 2019

We’re not too far away from a brand new year, and AskReddit users weighed in on what they think will take place after December 31, 2018. Here are some of their most interesting predictions.

1. I hope this is true

“People will start getting everyone psyched up for the new “Roaring Twenties”, at which point flapper dresses and speak easies will become common party themes.”

2. Fingers crossed

“One of REO Speedwagon’s songs becomes a meme.”

3. That’s a bummer

“George R.R. Martin surprises fans with news that he’s been writing the last two books simultaneously then dies releasing neither.”

4. More data?

“Sony will announce a PS5 or a new version of PS4, or both.

Mark Zuckerberg will present Facebook Bank, because he needs more data from you.”

5. Probably

“The Game of Thrones finale will cause a host of internet meltdowns.”

6. Why not?

“Elon Musk will start a marijuana company.”

7. Who’s it gonna be?

“A bunch of people will officially announce that they are running for president. Spring of 2019 will be the “sweet spot” for fundraising.”

8. Listen to this person

“Astronomer here! One that doesn’t get enough attention IMO is New Horizons, the probe that visited Pluto, is going to do a flyby of a Kuiper Belt Object in New Years Day! They just released the flight plan a few days ago, and it’s going to go three times closer to the Kuiper Belt Object than New Horizons did to Pluto, so that’s gonna be cool!

Even cooler, and to make a prediction here, early results indicate the object is likely either a binary pair of two rocks, or two that are in contact (peanut shaped). My money is on binary, for no real reason beyond I think that’s cooler! But I guess we will all find out together on New Years 2019!”

9. I concur

“It will begin in early January. Celebrities will die. Natural disasters will occur. At least one cancerous trend will take the world by storm. There’ll be some kind of ridiculous political shenanigans which makes the world collectively even more frustrated.”

10. Likely

“Another company will announce the launch of their weird looking electric car.”

11. Zing!

“People will say “I don’t know what’s going to happen next year, I don’t have 2020 vision.” “

12. We all do it

“People will mistakenly write 2018 on their checks.”

13. More Brexit fallout?

“Other commenters are alluding to it, but it really shouldn’t be overstated: The United Kingdom will have a major political and economic crisis over the first six months of the year, with no single political leader able to command a secure majority in the House of Commons or secure a good outcome to the Brexit negotiations.

I don’t want to forecast too much, but at this point its merely a question of what event will spark the crisis, or whether it has, in fact, already started.”

14. Teflon Don?

“Donald Trump will definitely not be removed from office and probably won’t even be impeached.”

15. Yes!

“Betty White will live.”

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15 Awkward Things Delivery Drivers Have Seen at People’s Houses

Delivery drivers are offered a glimpse into customers’ houses that not even their closest friends and families get to see. They see us when we’re in our pajamas, in the middle of a wrecked house, a few hours into a Netflix binge. And that’s probably the most normal house they see in a night.

In this AskReddit article, delivery drivers share the most awkward things they’ve seen and encountered while makin’ that cash.

1. Don’t go in there

“I used to deliver Chinese food. I was a 19yr old female, so I had my fair share of creeps hitting on me, or drunk guys grabbing me, but nothing that ever made me feel unsafe. I was also the only driver, so all of the regulars knew me, and I knew all of them. This one time, I went to a house I’d been to before, but it was a different unit in the house. A guy was standing out in the front yard. It was like ten degrees out, so that was weird. I parked and took the food over, and the guy says he recognized my car from the neighbors ordering so he came out. He was middle aged, with a sufficiently creepy manner to him. The total is like $20; I give him the food and he gives me $30, and asks for $5 back.

Of course I don’t have exact change, so I tell him just to give me the $20 and not to worry about it. He insists that he tips me, and starts saying “just come up with me and I’ll get you some change.” I’m already creeped out, and I keep telling him it’s really fine. Then he goes “come on, I’ll see if my girlfriend has change.” That, of course, puts me at ease. If he’s got a girlfriend in his apartment, he’s probably not gonna attack me or anything.

So I follow him up these stairs at the back of the house (on the outside; he had the upstairs unit) and make a point of staying outside while he goes in the door. Then he starts going “oh it’s so freezing outside, just come in a sec while I get the change.” He was really insistent, so I just stepped halfway inside the screen door. He keeps trying to beckon me in and tries to shut the door behind me, but I’m looking around this tiny apartment, and there’s definitely no one else in there. I panic and stammer that it’s against restaurant policy for me to come inside, and I back out of the doorway despite him trying to assure me he’d get a tip for me if I just came in for a sec and trying to shut me in.

I tell him it’s really fine- Merry Christmas and all that. I book it down the stairs and to my car, and he stands there on the deck staring at me as I leave.

I quit shortly after.”

2. COD

“I used to deliver for a Butcher to Restaurants and Supermarkets.

At one Supermarket, I asked the Supermarket Butcher for Payment, as soon as I said “C.O.D.” (that means cash on delivery – meaning he had to pay for the order in cash instead of getting billed for it later) he pulled a steak knife on me. (A butcher Steak knife is not like a table Steak knife). “You no say COD to me! You no say COD to me in front of customers!”

Obviously English was not his first language and he came from a culture where the illusion of self respect was more important than genuine integrity.”

3. Sad

“My junior year in high school I worked at a Chinese food restaurant as their delivery guy. It was Super Bowl Sunday and surprisingly we were not getting much business. (I guess pizza is the main choice for football games.) That night I delivered to an elderly mans home and he noticed me glancing at his TV in his living room to check the score. There were only 3 minutes left in the 4th quarter so he invited me inside to watch the end of the game.

We sit down in his living room and during a commercial break he tells me about how his son would always drive across the country to come and visit every year to watch the Super Bowl with him. I noticed a sad look on his face and he then explains how his son was killed in Afghanistan 5 years prior and how I reminded him of his son. Me and this random elderly man watched the last 3 minutes of the super bowl together. He ended up tipping me $40 and thanked me for sitting with him during the end of the game.

It was sort of awkward at first but looking back on it, I’m glad I was able to bring back some good memories for him.”

4. Normal, right?

“I do delivery for a deli/pizza/ice cream shop. This happened just the other night.

I was greeted at the door by a 400 lb hairy man wearing nothing but a pink tutu. Thank God his family jewels were hidden. As he’s signing the receipt, I hear a woman ask if it was the food and he confirmed. Out of nowhere comes this woman wearing a full furry squirrel costume (head and all) and hands me a $20 tip.

As I’m putting my phone away, both of them are standing there nonchalantly, checking their order, and acting like what I was witnessing was completely normal. Like everybody dressed that way at home. I ended up driving my car a couple houses down and having a good WTF laugh before heading back to the shop.”

5. Gross

“I delivered to a motel and the guy had climbed off his girlfriend to answer the door. He didn’t bother trying to cover himself and made no attempt at covering up the girl. I turned and looked at the street while he searched for his money. He barely closed the door before he was already back on top.”

6. That’s not gonna happen

“Delivering pizzas and an obese black man at the door offers sex instead of money for the 5 pizzas. I politely declined, he reluctantly pulled a $20 bill out of somewhere and I drove off.”

7. Drunk

“I got chewed out by this alcoholic woman in our delivery area once. She called us up, I took her order myself, and sent it on its way when it was ready. I got a call from my driver a few minutes later, and the alcoholic was saying she already got her order.

I was slightly confused because we weren’t so busy that a doubly-made order would slip by me. I checked with the other drivers just in case, nobody else had gone that day. She did, however, order the same exact thing the day before.

We ended up settling on the solution that in her drunken stupor she forgot she made an order the day before, found yesterday’s leftovers, and ate that thinking it was fresh.”

8. Head like a hole

“So this didn’t happen “at the door” but in the house.

I used to deliver helium and balloons. Mostly wholesale to party stores and such, but occasionally to an individual for a party.

I had to deliver to a lady with loads of health problems one time. She was legally blind, in a wheelchair, and had several brain surgeries I believe.

Once I deliver the helium tank and balloons, I explain how to set it up, and attach the nozzle and I place her hands where she can feel what I’m explaining.

As I’m getting ready to get the signature and leave, she starts talking about her brain surgeries and how she has a hole in the back of her head. I try to be polite, but dismissive and get on my way. But she is having none of that. She insisted I touch the hole in her head so I can see what she’s talking about. I obviously politely decline and she presses further. She reaches out and grabs my arm and guides my hand to the indention in her skull – all in one swift motion before I can react.

The feeling of my fingers pressed an inch or two into a hole in that lady’s head will always haunt me.”

9. Not funny

“As a pizza guy in college, I had a gun pulled on me as a ‘joke’ at the door.

Guy opened up the door with what looked like probably a .45 or something pointed in my face and said something like “Who the f^ck are you?”

His wife and two young kids were standing behind him and everyone had a biiiiiig laugh at my expense. Not surprisingly, he gave me a shitty tip and then immediately went on the DO NOT DELIVER list.”

10. Weird…

“One time i was delivering a bounce house to a summer camp in the So. Cal mountains. When I arrived the camp appeared to be deserted. After walking around for about 15 minutes, I heard some sounds coming from a cafeteria or multi purpose room. I walked in the door to find about 50 middle eastern men having some sort of meeting.

This was surprising to me because I had not seen a single vehicle on the premises. The moment I stepped in the room everyone went silent and started staring at me. I announced who i was and that i was there to deliver a bounce house. I was quickly told that I was not allowed to speak while I was in that room.

So naturally I kept talking, asking questions about what organization they were with and where I could set up the bounce house. The one man who was willing to speak to me started to get very upset telling me that I was not allowed to speak or be in the same room as these other men. The man ushered me outside and showed me where to set up the bounce house. i asked him what it was for and he replied that it was for the kids.

But I saw no women or children anywhere on the camps property. This whole situation had me very uneasy and seeing how it was November 2001 I decided to call the 9/11 anti terrorist hotline.

To this day I’m not sure if i saved lives or ruined a child’s birthday party. I guess I’ll never know.”

11. Awkward

“Used to deliver flowers. Once delivered a bouquet to a (half naked) prostitute in a brothel. When I handed it over, she read the label and legit laughed out loud… I was 16 and kind of terrified, so I just hurried outta there and told my employer not to send me there again!

Edit: In my employer’s defence, she had no idea it was a brothel!”

12. Get outta there

“ooh..or the delivery instructions i had once: “barn lights don’t work, come around back” when i get to the back of (what looks like an abandoned) barn this man is in the pitch black, smoking a cigarette, in a lawn chair…..”

13. Porn shoot

“I delivered a Numero Uno pizza to Ron Jeremy at a Comfort Inn on Ventura Blvd in Woodland Hills California. He answered the door in bathrobe and behind him there was lighting set up and other people. He walked me to his car in his robe to get his wallet which was under a case of Today Sponges.

Every word true and not a single moment was awkward or weird. It was epic and i felt like i had grazed a piece of history.”

14. Sexy

“Door being answered by a 70 something chain-smoking woman in nothing but a leopard print night gown. Not the kind of pizza man porn I was looking to be a part of.”

15. Uh oh

“Delivered pizza. Clearly interrupted a couple having sex. The guy opens the door holding a towel around his waist. When he grabs the pizza, the towel slips from his other hand. As it falls off it catches and hangs from his raging boner.”

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Teachers Dish on Their Best ‘Read the Note out Loud’ Moments

Thanks to the advent of text messaging, getting caught in class with a note is a thing of the past. I’m sure many of you can remember how embarrassing it was when your teacher asked you to read it out loud to the entire class. Or even worse, they read it out loud themselves!

AskReddit users fondly remember their favorite ‘read the note to the class’ moments.

1. Kind of a sad one

“I don’t know if this is the best but it’s pretty profound. I usually ignored note-passing. If a student didn’t want to pay attention but wasn’t bothering anyone else I was cool. In the age of cell phones notes were kind of outdated anyway. So I had this student who could do origami like a boss and he was always making all kinds of animal figures and cool shapes that I would put on the cork board behind my desk. This one day he is getting his fold on and is completely focused and not paying attention. Before I know it, class is over and it’s on my desk. He stops on the way out of my class and says, “You’re gonna wanna read that.” I read it and he asking for lunch money cause his mom took off and he was hungry. It hurts being a teacher some days.”

2. What does it mean?

“An anonymous question to the class – In health class in freshman year of high school, we had to anonymously write questions about sexuality and the reproductive process–and the teacher would pull out a random card, read the question, and respond with a textbook answer.

Said teacher was very religious, and very open about her faith in a way that almost seemed patronizing. So I was surprised when she pulled out and read a card that said “what does the word c*nt mean?”

She look at the card, looked at us all calm, and then proceeded to pull up Wikipedia and other web media to inform us of the origin of the word, it’s connotation, and how it’s used differently around the world. I was kind of shocked that she just wanted us to know what it meant, as if to say ‘don’t look like a dumb *ss if you want to use this word in a sentence.’ “

3. Attraction

“When I was teaching college classes, I caught two of the girls whispering, so I told them “If you’re going to tell secrets, you need to share with the rest of the class.” (I taught preschool before this). She looked right at me, and said, without the slightest embarrassment, “I was just telling her that I think you have a cute butt.”

I was teaching a Communications class, and we were discussing communications in the workplace, and I looked down at the textbook. After seeing what the next section was, I said “Ok, moving on to the next section, titled ‘Sexual Harrassment’.” Everyone roared with laughter.

A couple weeks later, at a baseball game paid for by the school, she came on to me really hard, with my fiancee right there.”

4. Hairy

“Another non-teacher here, but my 7th grade teacher typically always wore a dress shirt to class and looked very presentable but this day he had his sleeves rolled up. Now, everyone loved this teacher but my immediate though was to write a note to my friend sitting beside me that his arms were super hairy, and that note was passed back and forth with us cracking jokes about it. Nothing malicious or overly mean, just that we didn’t think he’d have such hairy arms.

We eventually got caught, and between classes he took us aside and warned us to not pass notes, and since this was the first time this happened he would toss it out without reading it and let us go. Well, a couple months go by and he decides to wear short sleeves again, and his arms were noticeably less hairy. I know 12 year olds don’t have the greatest moral compass but to this day I still feel so bad that my dumb*ss little note might have made him so self-conscious about something so unimportant. I’m sorry Mr. Fifield, wherever you are now 🙁

5. A nice one

“I taught for a decade in a really rough area. I intercepted a lot of notes and was pretty shameless in public humiliation of my kids. I read a lot of a bad stuff out loud.

However, one really nice moment that stands out was when the super popular bubbly latina girl sat next to the stereotype depressed weird white theater band girl. I see them passing notes which is really uncharacteristic. The band girl seemed off and upset, but I let it go because it seemed like there was something going on more, and the latina girl was a really nice kid. I didn’t think she was bullying or anything.

I had the girls stay after for a second, and asked them what was up. The latina girl said, “I was worried about her, she looked sadder than usual. So I wanted to make sure she’s cool.” I asked the other girl if that’s what was happening and she said yep, and showed me the notes, which was a really heart felt convo about boys, relationships and feeling lonely. It was so damned sweet.

I asked if they needed more time, and they both said yes. I could get them excused from their next class and they asked if they could chill and talk more? I said sure, because you bet your ass wellness and mental health is a fuck-ton more important than curriculum.

They really had a moment, and it seemed to help them both. This was as 10th graders. I got to see them really develop a nice friendship over the next few years.

Go girls! Wherever you are now, I hope you’re still friends and I’m glad I could help facilitate that.”

6. No it’s not!

“I was in eighth grade and it was a hot, sunny day in mid May. I wrote “it’s snowing” on a piece of paper and showed it to my friend sitting next to me, who immediately looked out the window. We both laughed because obviously it wasn’t snowing. Then he and I laughed when I showed it to another student and they immediately looked out the window. And so on until most of the class is in on the joke, and watching as I show the piece of paper to the next unwitting fool. Almost every student knows what’s going on, when my teacher sees that I’m showing this piece of paper to everyone and making them laugh. She walks over to my desk, looks down at the piece of paper that says “it’s snowing” and instinctively looks out the window. The entire class bursts out in laughter.”

7. A cool dude

“One day in middle school right around when the Nintendo Wii came out, you could add other friends online for certain compatible online Wii games by sharing a serial code of like 16 numbers or something around there. Sitting in the back of our 7th period science class, 3 of my friends and I started to exchange and write down our Wii serial codes on a small piece of paper. We’d pass it down and share it as we passed it and copy them in our notebooks.

Our teacher pauses his lecture as he looks at us, he just gets up from the front of the class, walked to our row where the 4 of us sat, put his hand out to my buddy for the paper with all of our serial codes on in, takes a moment to glance at it only to see a matrix of random numbers followed by the first letter of our names. He then glances up at us and then to my buddy with the most dumbfounded stare, squints, and asked “is this some kind of joke? Cause I’m clueless on this one…”

My buddy that had to explain ourselves saved us all the embarrassment and said I’ll explain after class as he blushed.

Luckily our teacher was a really cool dude and was fine with that answer and told us to just put it away. We told him after class and he understood but also said he was expecting some sort of elaborate code that we were encrypting messages in haha”

8. LOL

“Not a teacher but there was one teacher who was really cool, but still took his teacher job seriously. One lesson there is a note being passed around. Because of the giggling he sharpened his senses and honed in on the note’s location and intercepted the handoff. Did that getting ready for a speech cough, opened the note and laughed. The note said, “giggle and pass it on.”

There was another time he intercepted a note that said, “Happy Birthday Mr. _____” “

9. I like this idea

“Student, not the teacher. In my college thermodynamics class the professor said that he didn’t care if we got a text message in class, however he did care if we had our ringers on. So his rule was that if you got a text message and your phone went off loud enough for the whole room to hear it, you had two options. You could either read the text out loud to the whole class, or you could bring in donuts for everyone at the next class (there were about 20 of us).

Of course everyone keeps their phones on silent, so it never happens… until smack dab in the middle of one of the exams, when the Professor’s phone gets a text message and rings out loud and clear in the middle of the exam. Professor freezes, takes one look at his phone as we all start giggling, and says “Guess I’m bringing you guys all donuts on Wednesday”. (They were delicious).”

10. Hey o!

“My Freshman year of HS, we had a student teacher for Algebra. This poor dude was terrified of public speaking. I don’t think he made eye contact with any of us. Anyway…one day he catches someone passing a note. He demands that it be handed over. He unfolds it and reads it aloud:

“My dick’s erect.”

The whole class busted out laughing. The supervising teacher was horrified. But this guy was perplexed. He had a strange, puzzled look on his face. He read it again, with conviction.

“My dick’s…ERECT!”

By now, people are crying and choking from laughing so hard, but not him. He was still confused. Our normal Algebra teacher snatched the paper out of his hand, probably fearing a lawsuit or something. She managed to crack a smile and then join the laughter when she read the note, which had 3 words scrawled on it:

My Dixie Wrecked

Mr. Kirkpatrick, where ever you are, thank you for one of my fondest high school memories.”

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10 People Tell Stories of The Worst Teachers They Ever Had

For as many teachers as there are who inspire and push us to new heights, there are plenty who make school a living nightmare.

Do you remember your worst teacher? These AskReddit users certainly do…

1. Lazy

“College professor who didn’t respond to any questions and just gave a final grade. It was an online class without lecture too. Unlike other professors who would post mini lectures or videos or whatever, it was a very “here’s the book, do your entire marketing campaign on this.”

One student called and messaged him nine times to get her grade from our midterm (something none of the rest of us got). He finally sent her an email with nothing but a bunch of white space and a one letter reply of her grade.

He gave me a B for the course. He gave the chronic C student that I tutored an A.

I’m pretty sure he just randomly assigned grades.

It was an awful experience overall.”

2. Extremely rude

“Mrs. Hazlet had her in 5th grade and she was extremely rude to most of the class. I was bullied a lot during elementary school and I would always come to the teacher and my parents for help. She would never do anything about it at all and would sometimes just get me in trouble for asking her about it.

So one day I get beat up by some kids outside because they were trying to take a kickball that I brought from home. So I was covered in dirt and extremely upset and she comes over to them. I thought that this was finally when she would just them for something. Nope. She screams in my face and tells me to not tell my parents about this.

Went home and told my dad about it and he talks to the principal about the situation and is furious. She was removed for a week in class and we had a sub. She came back and never paid much attention to me after that.”

3. Sadistic

“My 6th grade teacher. He loved to pick on kids and make them the butt of his jokes. Unfortunately, I was his target for an entire year. He would always single me out. He always made me do humiliating things in front of the class. Sometimes, if I put an answer that he deemed dumb on an assignment, he would read my answers in front of the class. He would show the class my poor handwriting and ask them if he should mark the answers wrong just because he couldn’t read the answer. Having an entire class laugh at you day after day can wear you down. Unfortunately, when your teacher makes fun of you in front of the class, it spills over into the playground. Kids think they have immunity to make fun of you however they want. 6th grade was not a fun year.

I sometimes look back and wonder how sadistic a person must be to purposely humiliate a little kid.”

4. Gossipy

“Ms. Collins. She remarried, so her last name is something else now, but she was awful. Had her in high school for a couple of different classes, and she only cared about popular girls and baseball players- that’s it. If you were anything but a popular girl or a baseball player, she wouldn’t give you the time of day.

She was hateful, sarcastic, lazy, and entitled- but the popular girls and baseball players loved her because they knew they’d get away with murder with her. She had assigned seating, and she even made it obvious with her seating arrangements.

She was more worried about who was dating who, who slept with who, who wants to fight who, and other teenage gossip instead of actually teaching.”

5. A riot

“I’ll never forget Herr Taylor in college German. This dude was a f*cking riot, let me tell you.

When I first took the class, I heard rumors that he was a bit off but I didn’t know any specifics so I had a fairly clean-slate when it came to my experience as one of his students. He always wore a suit and was constantly sweating even though it was normally temperatures in the room and he was not overweight. Most days I had this class, he ended 20 min early because he had to “lie down because of his migraines.” I also saw him quite a bit out of class. As any college student, I frequented to local grocery store liquor section and I saw him there just about every time I went. After weeks of seeing him behave erratically in class and witnessing his weekly cart fills of wine, I connected the dots that he was likely an alcoholic.

About a month in to the class, things started getting nuts. He would go on these long rants that were completely unrelated to the course and we would just sit there in silence as he talked about being a hippy in San Fransisco in the 60s and having sex with some random “free spirit” on Jim Morrison’s grave. He once went on a 20 min tirade about Catholics and how religion has completely destroyed the fabric of academia and will be the end of civilized society as we know it. When he saw that we were just sitting in silence (very awkwardly), he’d just smile and say “you guys are just too young to understand.”

This dude also LOVED squirrels. We would sometimes have class out in the quad because he’d rather talk about the senseless bombing of Dresden during WW2 and how it destroyed a ton of art under one of the shade trees. He would constantly get distracted if one wandered by and immediately yell out “oh my, look at that one! It’s so pudgy and cute!” He once even claimed he saw a squirrel that looked EXACTLY like John Lennon. I wish I was making this up. Also, if you drew a squirrel on your quiz, you were given extra points. Not that this class was hard because he handed out the quizzes on Monday and collected them on Fridays each week. Never got below a 102 on any of them.

In the end, I felt bad for him. He always talked about loves lost and how great it was to be a hippie in the 60s. I didn’t learn shit about German that semester but I guess I got a taste of what radical hippies were like back in the day. It was a wild ride.”

6. Sounds like a real gem

“Mrs. Danner in the third grade.

She was a terrible teacher in general. She talked about her migraines constantly instead of teaching and explained how chocolate and Taco Bell triggered her migraines and explosive diarrhea and told us that anyone who drinks diet soda would immediately get cancer even if they drank it because they have diabetes and can’t drink regular soda.

She picked on different students, was vaguely racist, and loved to have loud, patronizing conversations with her teacher friend next door about students in her class as a passive aggressive way to get on to students.

She was particularly mean to me because she wasn’t from what would be considered a “good” family in the area but married well. In her new social circle, she wound up rubbing elbows with my grandmother, who absolutely despised Mrs. Danner and was not shy about making that fact known. So when she saw my last name on the first day of class, she decided to get her revenge.

It all culminated in one incident in which I had an altercation with a boy outside of school hours and not at a school event. On the Monday following the event Mrs Danner and her teacher friend pulled me into the hallway and said things like “Looks like the Pandersons aren’t as wonderful as they pretend” and “how ashamed your grandmother must be” and other things that turned poor, sensitive Dan Panderson into a mess.

I went home and my tears turned my mother into a bear ready to attack. The following day, my mother put on her best suit, donned her pearls, and pulled her hair into an elegant chignon and stomped her high heeled feet into that school at 3pm and stepped into the classroom. Mrs Danner said “Hello [Mom First Name]” my mother said, “Oh, you may call me Mrs. Last Name, my friends use my first name” and then laid the most gloriously condescending smack down on that b*tch that the world has ever heard.

Eventually the principal came down and Mama said “well, I’ve said my piece. Mrs. Danner will finish the year being much nicer to Dan or I will be forced to have a meeting with my cousin (the school board president) and see how he feels about renewing her contract.” Mama flounced out leaving shattered remains in her wake and it was honestly amazing.

Mama, being a grade A b*tch, proceeded to sign up to make all the baked goods for class and only made chocolate because Mrs. Danner can’t have chocolate.

God, I miss my mom. And f*ck you Pat Danner!”

7. No sympathy

“Ms. Morales, we had a girl with a bunch of health issues and allergies in our class, including latex, and one day she chose to let her favorite student hold a birthday party in our class with latex balloons everywhere. Girl, who was in a wheelchair, gets to class and immediately has breathing problems and starts breaking out.

She asked the teacher if she could go to the nurse, and this b*tch had the audacity to say “just tough it out until next period, I’m not letting you go to the nurse yet” luckily, our TA saw the girl and convinced Ms. Morales to let her go, but the girl wheeled to the nurse (which was at the other side of the school) by herself because the teacher wouldn’t let anyone else go. Girl got an epipen shot and was ok, but it still pisses me off 4 years later.”

8. Mrs. R

“I’ll call her Mrs. R from here on out. She was one of my teachers in eighth grade.

A little background info: I was bullied horrendously growing up. In middle school, there was a kid named C who was the ringleader of bullies. He was the worst one.

Well, in Mrs. R’s class, she stepped out for a second and C decided that was the perfect time to chase me with a pair of scissors in an attempt to cut my hair. I grew tired of it, stood up, and screamed my head off. Mrs. R comes in and I thought he was going to get in trouble.

Three days later, my mom and I get called into the principal’s office. Mrs. R had sent a disciplinary report to the principal requesting I get suspended from school for disrupting her class and the special education class next door. My mom threatened to press charges against the school and C for assaulting me. My nana, who decided to see how bad things were for herself, tagged along and popped off asking if Mrs. R was sleeping with C’s dad because in what universe is allowing someone to attack another child not disruptive.

From that point on, Mrs. R tried daily to fail me on her class and get me either suspended or expelled. We had homework? Mine would go straight to the garbage can and a note would get sent home claiming I never turned it in. Tests? Didn’t matter how well I did, I’d always fail. Group projects? Everyone else in my group would get A’s and I’d get a C- because “I didn’t do any of the work.” Even though I was the only one who did the work on one project. And C? She allowed him to be as brutal to me as he wanted.

I barely passed her class with a C at the end of the year. I bawled like a damn baby.”

9. Not exactly teaching material

“Had a teacher in my first semester of college in an Intro to Linux class that was pretty terrible at teaching us anything about Linux for a few reasons.

She had not used Linux in over 10 years.
She had been assigned this class 2 days before classes started because the original teacher got caught sleeping with a student a few weeks prior
She barely spoke english
Her lectures consisted of her going through the powerpoints that the previous teacher had set up for the last semester, reading some of them word for word, and just flipping through the rest wordlessly. Then she’d have us do an activity from the workbook and would be of no help to anyone who got stuck.

Me and a few of the other students who had a VERY basic understanding of linux ended up organizing study groups and basically the class had to self teach in order for us to pass.”

10. Pay attention

“9th grade English teacher. She sincerely believed that I didn’t speak English. I don’t know where she got this idea, other than I am Spanish-English bilingual?

The first time she took attendance, Day 1, she asked, “Oh, minorfall27! I heard you speak Spanish! Do…you…speak…English…?”

She would noticeably slow down to talk to me, and made comments (several times) about my not understanding something because, “English is my second language.” (My English is better than my Spanish nowadays, they were probably about even back then.)

Meanwhile, at least 3-4 students would copy my homework.

It’s fine for a teacher to do these things if the student does need the extra help, if their English is indeed weaker than their native language, but that just wasn’t the case for me.”

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Geologists Reveal Strange Facts About Earth That Most People Don’t Know

You may think there’s not much to know about rocks, but let me tell you something pal, you’re wrong.

That’s why geologists sounded off on AskReddit about some of the weirdest things about our beautiful Earth that you probably didn’t know. Read on to get edumucated…

1. That’s a long trip

“Scientist didn’t know how the Amazon forest got enough phosphor to stay fertile. It turns out it gets it from the Sahara desert. The phosphor travels the Atlantic ocean and a great part of the South American continent to keep the forest alive.”

2.

“You know how icebergs are mostly under the water?

Mountains work the same way. They have roots that go deep into the mantle. Scientists noticed this when they were measuring the gravity and it wasn’t what they predicted.”

3. Just the tip

“Here’s an interesting way to think about the Earth’s history: look at the geologic time scale and stretch your arms out to your sides away form each other. Your left fingers represent the formation of the Earth. The entire “Precambrian” (or Proterozoic & Archean Eons) represent everything in between your left finger tips to your right wrist.

That’s 89% of the entire history of the Earth, a time when life didn’t exist or was rather primitive. Then, life diversified like crazy starting from your right wrist to the base of your fingers (aka the Paleozoic Era). Then, the Mesozoic Era, or the age of dinosaurs, was across the first two segments of your fingers. Then, the Cenozoic Era, or the age of mammals (aka today), is the last third segment of your finger. Humanity is the very tip of your right fingernail and can be erased by one swipe of a nail file.”

4. That’s a myth

“Diamonds aren’t forever, if you want a gem that will truly last forever look into zircons. Zircons are the honeybadgers of the gem world, they simply don’t give a crap. They’re hardy little gems, that can undergo multiple orogenic cycles and still maintain their original crystal lattice structures. Very helpful in dating very very old rocks.

Source: am geophysicist.”

5. Massive

“The Pacific ocean is so huge it contains pairs of antipodes (points that are directly opposite each other).”

6. Africa is huge

“It’s probably more common to know this now, but Africa is waaaaaaaaaay bigger than it looks on most maps. The Mercator projection map is the one that most people are familiar with, and it vastly under represents the size of some areas of the world, while making others look a lot bigger. Russia is much smaller than it looks on a map, and Africa is monstrously big when you really look at it.

This picture shows a bunch of different countries in relation to Africa’s true size.”

7. I did not know that…

“A “tel” (like in Tel Aviv). is a hill that’s not just a hill. It’s a hill made from human garbage, built up over millennia. So there was once a village, and as it grew, houses were built on the rubble of old houses. Garbage pits (for ceramic and stuff) were filled in and built upon. This happened so many times over centuries, that hills developed. It’s sort of amazing to think of a big hill, with a city on it, and if you dug straight down from the top of that hill, you’d hit layer upon layer of former civilizations.”

8. Tsunamis

“The San Andreas Fault can’t produce tsunamis despite what movies with the Rock may tell you.

The SA Fault is a transform fault which can only move laterally and is not capable of vertical displacement like a subduction zone fault would be able to. Subduction zones make up much of the Pacific Ring of Fire. The San Andreas Fault is not capable of producing an earthquake more powerful than an 8.0 on the Moment Magnitude scale. So an earthquake such as the Tohuku or Indian Ocean (9.0+) is not possible according to earthquake scientists.”

9. Bet ya didn’t know

“Mining geologist here. That many gold mines have no visible gold.”

10. Greenish

“Before studying geology I thought the earth’s mantle would be like a brown or reddish colour, but in fact it has a greenish colour due to the prevelance of the most common mineral, olivine.”

11. Smarty-pants

“Solar activity generates electrical currents in the Earth itself because it causes fluctuations in the Earth’s magnetosphere. These are referred to as geomagnetically induced currents and they often cause interruptions in power grids and communications networks. We generate electricity much the same way but on a lower scale. This happens either when a conductor is moved through a magnetic field or when a magnetic field moves through a conductor.”

12. Impact

“The Sudbury Impact was so large and energetic that magma existed there for about 100,000 years before cooling. That made the area rich in metal resources due to slow mineral separation and hydrothermal action. Not only that but the impact would have caused trees to ignite nearly 500 miles away, though trees did not exist as this happened 1.85 billion years ago.

More info in pdf form from the Minnesota Geologic Survey.”

13. Pimple

“Hawaii was formed by what is essentially a pimple on the crust of the earth.”

14. Wow

“Florida was originally part of Africa. It got sutured onto North America when Pangea was formed.”

15. A much bigger lake

“My parents went to a geology lecture in Tahoe and the evidence they have there used to be a glacier holding back a much bigger lake is it broke so violently that boulders the size of houses were washed miles downstream. I drive down the 80 all the time and you can see the large granite boulders as you approach Reno.”

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According to Yelp, These Are the Best Pizza Places in Each State

If baseball is America’s pastime, then pizza is America’s obsession. We’re crazy about it! Heck, I’ve eaten it twice in the past week (and that was a slow week for me).

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This is bound to create a lot of controversy, but according to Yelp, these are the best pizza joints in every state in the U.S. Sound off in the comments.

1. Crico’s Pizza & Subs, Gulf Shores, Alabama

2. Johnny Chicago’s, Anchorage, Alaska

3. Wiseguy NY Pizza, Washington, DC

4. Vino’s, Little Rock, Arkansas

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5. Terra Mia Pizzeria, Laguna Hills, California

6. Coloradough Pizza, Aurora, Colorado

7. The Little Rendezvous, Meriden, Connecticut

8. Casanova Brothers Pizza, Gilbert, Arizona

9. Amalfi Pizza, Newark, Delaware

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10. Dolce Salato Pizza & Gelato, Wilton Manors, Florida

11. Luigi’s A Slice of Italy, Buford, Georgia

12. Kaneohe’s Boston Pizza, Kaneohe, Hawaii

13. Guido’s Original New York Style Pizzeria, Boise, Idaho

14. Olive Theory Pizzeria, Downers Grove, Illinois

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15. Panoony’s Pizza and Wings, Brownsburg, Indiana

16. Brooklyn Pizza, Bay St. Louis, Mississippi

17. Geo’s Pizzeria, Overland Park, Kansas

18. Old School NY Pizza, Louisville, Kentucky

19. Pizza Artista, Lafayette, Louisiana

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20. Kozeta’s Restaurant, Westbrook, Maine

21. M & N’s Pizza, Bethesda, Maryland

22. Atonio’s, Amherst, Massachusetts

23. 112 Pizzeria Bistro, Rochester Hills, Michigan

24. Mama’s Pizza, Saint Paul, Minnesota

25. Taste of New York Pizza, West Des Moines, Iowa

26. Corner Bistro, St. Louis, Missouri

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27. Pie Hole, Missoula, Montana

28. Orsi’s Italian Bakery & Pizzeria, Omaha, Nebraska

29. The Pizza Kitchen, Las Vegas, Nevada

30. Tilton House of Pizza, Tilton, New Hampshire

31. Jersey Pizza Co., Woodridge, New Jersey

32. Richie B’s Pizza, Subs & Salads, Albuquerque, New Mexico

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33. L’industrie Pizzeria, Brooklyn, New York

34. Zablong Peculiar Pizza, Charlotte, North Carolina

35. The Pizza Cart, Cedar City, Utah

36. Camellone’s , Canton, Ohio

37. Empire Slice House, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

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38. Rodeos Pizza & Saladeria, Klamath Falls, Oregon

39. Snap Custom Pizza, Ardmore, Pennsylvania

40. Maria’s Pizza and Wings, Cranston, Rhode Island

41. Charleston House of Pizza, North Charleston, South Carolina

42. Lintz Bros Pizza, Hermosa, South Dakota

43. Joey’s House of Pizza, Nashville, Tennessee

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44. Hot Toppings Pizza, Houston, Texas

45. Block500 Pizza Company, Wahpeton, North Dakota

46. Wood Fired Pizza, Manchester, Vermont

47. Rocco’s NY Pizza & Subs, Leesburg, Virginia

48. Pizzeria La Sorrentina, Vancouver, Washington

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49. The Pizza Place, Parkersburg, West Virginia

50. Novanta, Madison, Wisconsin

51. Friendz Pizzeria, Douglas, Wyoming

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