Feels Good: 14 Twins Graduate; First Free Grocery Store

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Good news, happy stories every day on the show Cana
What'd you find?

Speaker 2 (00:03):
So the photo makes this even better. But fourteen sets
of twins and one set of triplets graduated from the
same Florida high school recently. The grads included two sets
of identical twins and twelve sets of fraternal While the
Broward County Public School officials say they don't know any
record for the most twins in a graduating class, they
do think after some research that they have it. Most

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of the twins and triplets are now getting read ready
to take their own pass for college after having been
in classes together since elementary school. So some of them
are splitting up. But the photo's crazy. It's just copy paste,
copy paste.

Speaker 1 (00:34):
Yeah, it's pretty wild. Yeah. So we do like to
sess skatch you on which is where Jason Oh Sestskatchuan.
It's going Alaska, close but not quite sort of close. Canada. Oh,
we're looking for Canada. The first free grocery store is
set to open as a flourishing food bank continues to

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look for ways to support the communities. So this is interesting.
I'd never thought about this, But essentially it looks like
a grocery store, but it's a food bank, and everybody
gets to walk in who needs it and just fill
up a cart full of food, produce all the normal
stuff that will be in a grocery store, except you
don't have to pay for it. Now, this is something
I hadn't considered it before, but it's actually going to

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reduce waste by about twenty five percent because normally food banks,
oftentimes we'll just hand people a box of food. Well,
it doesn't take into consideration stuff like dietary restrictions, allergies,
proper nutrition, or even how all the different food fits
together to like make a meal. It's usually just a
box of food. But this not only helps give people

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some agency and some dignity being able to walk in
take what they need like in a normal setting, but
it also means they're going to pick the stuff that
they can eat, the stuff they like to eat, and
a lot of food won't go to waste, which yeah,
I thought was pretty cool.