1. The Japanese Custom of Eating KFC on Christmas In Japan, Christmas is celebrated in an unconventional way—by feasting on Kentucky Fried Chicken. This bizarre tradition started in the 1970s, when KFC ran a highly successful marketing campaign that positioned […]
1. Truth or Consequences, New Mexico Originally named Hot Springs, this small town underwent a complete transformation when it decided to change its name in 1950. The name change came after the town’s officials entered a contest for the popular
1. Rachel Green – Friends Rachel Green started Friends as a waitress at Central Perk, barely able to keep her coffee orders straight. But after a series of career changes and a lot of self-discovery, she eventually transitioned into the
1. Spanking for Discipline Back in the day, corporal punishment was considered a standard way of disciplining children. It was often seen as an effective way to teach respect and obedience, but today, many experts warn against it, citing the
1. McDonald’s “McDlt” Promotion Gone Awry In the 1980s, McDonald’s introduced the “McDlt,” a burger that came in a unique two-part container designed to keep the hot side hot and the cold side cold. The gimmick was supposed to keep
1. No Eating in the Streets in Ancient Rome In ancient Rome, there was a law against eating in public spaces, particularly on the streets. This was partly to maintain public order and to prevent disturbances in the bustling city.
1. All in the Family – “The Draft Dodger” (1976) In this episode of All in the Family, Archie Bunker has to confront his own feelings when his son-in-law, Mike, invites a draft dodger to stay with them. The episode
