#1 Did you know you can use McDonald’s cup lids as a coaster?
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#2 And, OK, not just McDonald’s, but most fast food drink cup lids?
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#3 Have you ever noticed that there’s an “LC” pattern hidden in the Little Caesars logo?
In fairness, this udpated logo only appeared a few years ago. BUT STILL!
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#4 And did you know the Chicago Bulls’ logo upside down looks like a robot fu*king a crab?
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#5 Did you know that Forest Whitaker has a brother named Kenn, who’s also an actor, that looks EXACTLY like him?
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#6 Did you know the green Haribo Goldbear is STRAWBERRY flavored?!
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#7 Did you know some stores use this “trick” to make it look like the displays are stacked perfectly?
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#8 Was this something that ever occurred to you?
Although it looks like a scam, apparently this design is on purpose so the noodles on the bottom don’t break and so hot water can circulate better.
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#9 Did you know you can unfold your takeaway box into a plate?
“All right, one less dish to clean!”
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#10 Did you know that you can use the tall “flap” on your fries box to put ketchup (or whatever) on it?
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#11 Or that you can “unfold” a paper dipping cup for wider dipping access?
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#12 What about the fact that you can use a Dairy Queen sundae lid to keep your hand from getting cold?
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#13 Also, did you ever realize how much sense this makes?
Right?!
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#14 Bet you didn’t know that baby rabbits are called KITTENS?!
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#15 And finally, did you know this simple math trick?!?!
It works…to some degree.
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