Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for January 20, 2025

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    The Duke  2 months ago

    That candy bar entry is out of this world! $2.53 for a candy bar is crazy! I hope he got to eat it too! I remember when candy bars were a quarter.

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    chaosed2  2 months ago

    Piggly Wiggly, the company that first introduced the shopping cart had to resort to using paid actors to use them in their stores before they caught on.

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    Jayalexander  2 months ago

    The new packaging con’t be torn by mortal man, you need a knife or tear it with your teeth.

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    Shirl Summ Premium Member 2 months ago

    I just open bags with scissors, or my pocket knife if I’m not at home.

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    Huckleberry Hiroshima Premium Member 2 months ago

    Heavens no.. a flat Mars bar? Alert the media.

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    Gameguy49 Premium Member 2 months ago

    I think Mars bars left in a hot vehicle may lose their wrinkles.

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    AZCoyote  2 months ago

    Has he heard of scissors?

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    oakie9531  2 months ago

    i remember buying candy bars for 5 cents…soda was 10 cents

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    bobbyferrel  2 months ago

    Packaging is getting a bit out of hand. I understand the need for tamper evident packaging. The human race is flawed and there are those who wish to do others harm for no reason. But going full armor is not necessary. After ascertaining the package is uncontaminated since leaving the packer, it should be accessible to the purchaser. I’ve actually had to resort to going out to my shop for a tool to open food products. Ridiculous and unnecessary. As is the often 100% too large package attempting to cozen the purchaser into believing he’s getting more than he is. Wasting resources and unnecessarily overloading waste handling.

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    zippykatz  2 months ago

    The hard plastic shells are almost impossible to open, even with shears. Folks have ended up in the ER with cuts.

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    justanudderpeeon  2 months ago

    When I was a young lad of 10 years, I was able to buy a 7 oz. bottle of Coca-Cola, a normal sized Snickers bar, and a comic book for a Quarter. My paper route was fairly large. 80+ deliveries each day. I netted $20 a week from that. Of course that was over 60 years ago, too.

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    Teto85 Premium Member 2 months ago

    I find pulling apart at the top rather than ripping that kind of packaging as shown is fairly easy. No wrap rage. YMMV

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    Smeagol  2 months ago

    The shopping cart was not popular when it came out according to its inventor, that is true.

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    news  2 months ago

    Wrap rage: I never have it, for I am never without my Swiss Army Knife.

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    comicalUser  2 months ago

    Bags, and those crinkly bags, are hard to open and then when they do open they often rip weird to the point where it destroys the entire package!

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    pbr50138  2 months ago

    Wrap Rage? That’s what scissors were made for.

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