This was originally posted August 6, 2020, but then put in draft. I am re-posting it even though I have since departed Flathead Lake.
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Walmart And Movies
This is really, really what makes America great! Walmart offering free movies in their parking lots. Link here.
In an announcement that will certainly come as welcome news for the homeless and unemployed already living in their cars in Walmart parking lots, the retailer said yesterday that effective August 14, it is going to be kicking off the "Walmart Drive-in movie theater experience".
The retailer's "first ever drive-in" movie theater will debut at 160 different Walmart stores across the country starting this month in a partnership with the Tribeca Film Festival. Because showing Disney movies to overweight Walmart customers eating McDonald's in their Dodge pickup trucks is basically synonymous with the elite crowds that attend the Tribeca Film Festival.
"If we go now, it's too early but if we go later it will be too late."
The bigger question, are they safe to eat?Worms that are found on oysters are called mud worms. They are red in color and form symbiotic relationships with oysters, according to the release issued by the program.
In other words, these worms are naturally occurring on oysters, and are unsightly but harmless.
Oysters along the Gulf of Mexico are mostly harvested from both public and private oyster reefs.
According to the report, oysters that grow in their own shells build a habitat that attract what is called, "estuarine organism."
Supan says yes. "They are absolutely harmless and naturally occurring," he added. "If a consumer is offended by it while eating raw oysters, just wipe it off and ask your waiter/waitress for another napkin."
Supan also said that if there are children at the table, to ask a waiter for a clear glass of water to drop the worms in.
"They are beautiful swimmers and can be quite entertaining," Supan said.
