Pepsi Machine Found In A Canadian Potato Field
Canadian police have located the owner of a Pepsi vending machine that was mysteriously left in a potato field in September. According to authorities, the soda dispenser was stolen from a business in nearby Grand Falls, New Brunswick, just over the border from northeastern Maine. No word on how or why the 700-pound machine made it into the field, but naturally, Twitter had a field day – pun definitely intended – with the oddball incident.
"This is soda pressing to hear," Jeremy Boucher punned.
"How in the heck did it get there lol?" @mini_bubbly asked.
Erik Mark Do shared a GIF with subtitles that read: "I'm not saying it was the aliens... But it was the aliens."
— Eric Mark Do (@EricMarkDo) December 27, 2017
Some speculated that the burglar was none other than Saint Nick himself.
"We all know Santa drinks @CocaCola," Andrew Pepper said. Andy Bowers complemented the implication by sharing a photo of a guilty polar bear in the back of a police cruiser.
They caught the perpetrator. pic.twitter.com/vnNIsXzDxQ
— Andy Bowers (@evilpez4) December 28, 2017
Others were inspired to take a deeper look at their own mistakes.
"Look, given some of the questionable decisions I've made during the holidays over the years, I can't possibly judge this Pepsi machine," Jason Karsh admitted.
Look, given some of the questionable decisions I've made during the holidays over the years, I can't possibly judge this Pepsi machine. https://t.co/c5kzcyVgIQ
— Jason Karsh (@jkarsh) December 28, 2017
And Taylor Mann might've just been hungry: "Is this some sort of post-modern art commentary on the relationship between potato product (fries, chips, etc.) and soft drinks? Was I helpful?"
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