A Western Australian with a powerful junk food craving has attracted attention online after documenting a 500km KFC run.
Josie Gandolfo from Port Hedland was travelling the 241km to Karratha for an appointment, and when her friends found out, they gave her a list of specific requests plus $300.
Popcorn chicken, wicked wings, zinger meals and of course, a couple of buckets and barrels were included - along with some thermal bags to keep it all warm.
Gandolfo told Stuff.co.nz the "chicken run" ritual was an important part of the 'Hedlander' way of life.
Size definitely does matter - at least when it comes to wine glasses and alcohol consumption.
Theresa Marteau from Cambridge University tracked the sizes of wine glasses over the decades, which have increased from 65ml 300 years ago to 450ml today - and in turn encouraged us to drink far more than we should.
As well as examining glasses from the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford and some held in the collection at Buckingham Palace, the scientists carried out an experiment at a Cambridge wine bar where 175ml of wine was sold in three different sized glasses.
Although the contents were the same size, sales of the largest glasses were 14% higher than the smaller ones.
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