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The "new normal" isn't normal AT ALL You are receiving this email because you subscribed to SMH News. If you wish to unsubscribe, click here.  TOP STORIES How did an ancient bag of McDonald's get inside the wall?   Source: BBC When it's time to renovate an old house, there's absolutely no telling what might turn up.   That's the case for one family in Illinois that was just in the middle of a bathroom revamp. Rob and Grace Jones of Crystal Lake, Illinois were busy replacing a dated toilet paper holder when they found an old rag wadded up inside of the empty space.    But the rag wasn't empty, and when they unwrapped it, you can imagine their surprise when they found two empty hamburger wrappers and a bag of very well preserved half-eaten french fries.    They were able to date the find using clues from the wrappers themselves, and you won't believe how long the remains of one happy meal had been hiding in their walls. Read More Originally lost for decades, this classic from The Wizard of Oz is now up for auction   Source: AP Fans of the well-loved classic movie The Wizard of Oz can rejoice - the original dress for lead character Dorothy has finally been found. And you have a chance to get your hands on it…that is if your pockets are deep enough.    The famed blue and white chekered pattern dress that Judy Garland made so famous when she wore it as she played Dorothy was lost in the early 1970s. No one was able to find the dress for decades.    That is until now, when someone at Catholic University of America stumbled upon the classic movie treasure. The dress had been donated to the drama department at the university and was assumed lost all these years after it was misplaced.    So now the dress is going up for auction, and it has a pre-sale estimate of anywhere from $800,000 to $1.2 million. The dress will be put on public display in New York for a short stint and then will be shipped to California for the public auction.    But where was the dress hiding all these years? Read More People are absolutely loving this fast food worker who sings while serving burgers Source: @ukrichardwalker / TikTok People can't get enough of a McDonald's employee who began singing to customers while they waited for their food to be prepared, and his performances have gone viral. Richard Walker works behind the counter at a McDonald's on Liverpool Street in London, and when he's waiting for his coworkers to finish cooking the customers' burgers, he enjoys nothing more than breaking into song and lighting up people's days. Richard can be seen grabbing a microphone and performing a stirring version of This is How We Do It by Montell Jordan while his colleagues  work on orders behind him in a video published to TikTok that has over 631,000 views. Richard's TikTok account (@ukrichardwalker) currently has less than 1500 followers and he's only submitted two videos, yet he's already a viral sensation. Read More As I'm sure you've noticed, something is terribly wrong in America…. The content of our national character is changing. And not for the better, if you ask me. We've reached a point of no return. Our country has been taken over by a gang of lazy, entitled brats who would rather take money from us than earn it themselves. We have become what our forefathers feared: A nation of takers. A socialist country. If you have any money in savings, in the stock market, in a 401(k) or even cash stuffed under the mattress, this should make the hair on your neck stand up. In this video, I'll explain exactly why socialism has taken root in America. And why it's not going away. WATCH NOW This is what angels from the Bible probably really look like The daring Red Bull plane swap stunt ended in a crash The shocking reason why steel made before 1945 is so special TOP HEADLINES The school board made an accounting error, now these teachers are paying for it How $300 in stolen Legos led police to an explosive device It's not every day that an escaped animal causes a school lockdown Police video shows a teen jumping out of a stolen car during a high-speed chase What you need to know about National Hairball Awareness Day The truth behind your dog's personality Welcome Aboard! Want to know the easiest way to never miss an edition? Earn our Platinum loyalty badge! Getting yours is simple - you just have to open our newsletter and click on at least one link inside it at LEAST once a week and you're in! We hope you enjoyed today's edition of SMH News.    Got a story you think will make us shake our heads? Use this link to send it our way and let us know if you want to be anonymous or are dying for a shout out... SMH News 20 North Orange Avenue Unit 1100 Orlando, Florida 32801 United States   © 2022 SMH News. All Rights Reserved.   If for any reason you believe you received this email in error, you can safely ignore it, or click here to unsubscribe.