A Controversial Christmas Burger PLUS Tinder for baby names AND CosMc's the weird McDonald's spinoff

0:03 Calaroga Shark Media. Hello, I'm Chohnny Mack with five good news stories. People are a little upset about the price of a Christmas themed burger. It runs around sixteen pounds that's twenty dollars ish depending on your exchange rate. The burger comprises a turkey, chicken and duck patty slathered in gravy and topped with cheese, no fries included. It's not even the price that people are upset about. It's the brown sauce inside the burger that has ruffled a few feathers. Some foodies don't like the combination of parsnips and Brussels sprouts being inside, whereas others say the gravy would make it hard to eat and they turn their noses up about their brown sauce being in it. You'll find us at the Butcher's Tap and Grill in Marlowe, Buckinghamshure. Tom Carriage is the chef.

0:51 He's no miniac, He's got a Michelin star. On his Instagram he said get ready for the festive three bird burger now available The Butcher's Tap and Grill three bird patty of chicken, turkey and duck with Wensleydale cheese and wrapped in bacon, topped with a honey roasted parsnip cream sprouse and brown sauce, complete with a jug of Greevy. It's one partridge short of a pear tree. Are you having trouble picking a name for your baby? Well, good news. There's an app similar to Tinder. Jessica is a mom. She need a name for a little girl. She went on the app. As it work, you swipe left on the names you don't like and right on the ones you do. When both partners swipe right on the same name, it's a match. What's the app called, Jenny Mack. It's called Kinder, Jessica says for anyone looking for baby names, if you're pregnant, you can't find anything. I highly recommend getting on Kinder. All right, what name did they pick? Daisy? That's a nice name. Mom thinks it'll be a great story to tell Daisy when Daisy is older. It's just so cool.

1:49 It's just so fun. It's a fun story tell when they get older, and you'd be like, you got name from Kinder. You'll definitely have to give it a go. Good news. If you're a white rhino two thousand of you that have been bred in captivity. You'll soon be rewilded across Africa. The initiative, spearheaded by the nonprofit African Parks and also supported by the South African government, emphasizes the impending threats of biodiversity loss and ecosystem collapse. The two thousand rhinos, originally bred at a large scale farm dedicated to conservation, were at risk due to financial challenges, prompting the intervention of African Parks, which secured the form through emergency funding. Over the next ten years, the rhinos, released in groups of approximately three hundred a year, are expected to contribute to bidiversity and ecosystem health. Ellie the teenager is making sure your feet stay warm and colorful by bringing her signature silly socks to those who might feel forgotten this holiday season. She's a junior in high school and she's friends with all the seniors. Oh no, not those seniors. She means the senior citizens. Ellie says, I'm a grandma's girl, and I love my Nana. Ellie was a seventh grader when she created socks for seniors, sending silly socks to local nursing homes and assisted living facilities. The goals to bring some color and fun to your citizen's feet. Ellie said, it's kind of funny to see the reactions because they'll be like, do you have any black ones? Is there any plain ones? And we're like, we're the exact opposite of black or gray or plane. Four years into this, she sent socks to ninety two facilities across forty eight states. Ellie said, I know they have toys for tots and things for kids, and you know, you always seem to forget about seniors. Good news. If you like your

3:23 McDonald's a little weird. Have you seen this? They're opening a spinoff chain called cosmicx cosmc You'll find a dark, purple and green building with yellow accents. Cosmics named after a McDonald's character from the nineteen eighties that I don't remember at all. That character is described as part alien, part surfer, part robot. What's the point of this? McDonald's had identified specialty beverages and coffees as a fast growing area. A suit with the company says we can't capitalize on this in our existing restaurants because of the complexity that customized beverages would bring to our kitchens. Some of the drinks at Cosmics include a s'mores cold brew and a turmeric spice latte. Other drinks include specialty teas and lemonades. They can customize with additions like boba or Vitamin C. New food offerings include a spicy Caso sandwich, pressel bites, and desserts such as caramel fudge brownies and Sundays. This to me, sounds like, if you find McDonald's too healthy, go to Cosmics. The company also announced they're going to use cloud technology and AI to make improvements in areas like its mobile app and self serve kiosks translation. Then we don't have to pay people, the suit said. The Cosmics concept allows McDonald's to be more playful because out of normal McDonald's, it's hard to include something like a popping pear slush that your vive good news stories for today. If you enjoyed the program, tell somebody about it. They might like it too, and you can follow the show for free on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, where you get your shows. Have a great day,