What’s Brewing With Jen And A Woman Using Artificial Intelligence To Catch Her Cheating Boyfriend
See what was brewing with Jen Scordo today. Every day on The Best Show Ever? Jen Scordo shares a few recent weird and interesting news stories. Today that includes a woman who used Artificial Intelligence to catch her cheating boyfriend, but there’s a catch and a “vampire child” from the 17th century has been discovered… Here are her stories from today.
Woman Used AI To Catch Cheating Boyfriend, But There’s A Catch
Mia Dio posted a video to TikTok showing how she utilized Artificial Intelligence to catch her cheating boyfriend. She used Artificial Intelligence software to replicate her boyfriend Billy’s voice and then used it to call one of his friends… Billy’s friend confirmed that Billy had an affair, that he witnessed Billy kissing another woman the night before.
However, Dio later admitted that it was all a farce! That her boyfriend Billy and his friend were in on the scam. They claimed that it was all just a social experiment.
Gross.
[Source – NY Post]
A “Vampire Child” From The 17th Century Has Been Discovered
A team of researchers have discovered the remains of what they’re calling a “vampire child” in a cemetery in Poland that dates back to the 1600’s. The child was between 5 and 7 years old and was found lying face down with a padlock attached to one foot. A “vampire woman” was found in the same cemetery last year. She had a lock on her toe and a sickle that appeared to restrain her neck. Researchers say that the locks were meant to “protect against the return of the deceased.” Evidently, the practice of padlocking the deceased is believed to be described as anti-vampiric in folklore. The bodies were all buried face down, that suggests that the “vampires” would bite the earth in their afterlife instead of harming the living.
[Source – NY Post]
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OktoBEARfest At The Philadelphia Zoo: Know Before You Go
How To Get Tickets
Tickets are only available through the Zoo’s website and will not be available for purchase at the door. It’s a rain or shine event. There are ways to save on OktoBEARfest tickets with early bird specials. The dates for the remaining sales are as follows:August 1-August 15
$85 for Early Access (6-10pm)
$65 for General Admission (7-10pm)August 16-September 10
$90 for Early Access (6-10pm)
$70 for General Admission (7-10pm)September 11-September 16
$95 for Early Access (6-10pm)
$75 for General Admission (7-10pm)Nondrinker (admitted with their party at either 6pm or 7pm): $35
Zoo Members save $5 on ticketsTickets Include...
These are some loaded tickets! You get free parking or a free shuttle service from 30th Street Station. You also get entry to the Zoo and access to the Zoo’s 42-acre campus to visit select animal exhibits, plus unlimited samples of more than 100 seasonal, fall-themed beers and ciders. They also include access to a Bavarian Beer Hall with Oktoberfest beers on tap and Oktoberfest-themed competitions. There’s also live music.Getting There
Your tickets will come with free, complimentary parking. Or, you can elect to take public transport. There is a free shuttle available from 30th Street Station for ticket holders. Be mindful of how much you drink for getting home! Taps close 30 minutes prior to the event’s end, as well.
Food Offerings
There are a number of food trucks set to be there. This list is still subject to change, but so far OktoBEARfest will feature:
BYZ. Empire
Bacon on a Stick
Bonjour Creperie
Calle Del Sabor
Deke’s BBQ
The Fabulous Fig
The Little Sicilian
The Munchy Machine
WokworksSOME Of The Participating Breweries
If we listed all of them, this page would be forty miles long. Here are just a few of the participating breweries.
Cape May Beverage
Conshohocken Brewing Company
Double Nickel Brewing Co.
Evil Genius Beer Company
Sea Isle Ice Tea
Ship Bottom Brewery
Victory Brewing CompanyFind out more about OktoBEARfest at philadelphiazoo.org.
Over 21 Only Please
OktoBEARfest is limited to those 21 or older with valid identification. No one under 21 will be admitted, including children and infants.
