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One Los Angeles neighborhood is trying to solve a French fry-filled mystery.
Residents of Range View Avenue in the Highland Park neighborhood of Los Angeles have been plagued with an onslaught of unwanted deliveries over the past few months, according to reporting from theLos Angeles Times.
Beginning in February 2023, Highland Park homes have been hit with a bevy of unwanted Uber Eats deliveries. One resident told theL.A. Timesshe’s received “3 deliveries… of a single order of McDonald’s fries.” Other neighbors' orders included four McDonald’s McGriddles, an iced matcha tea latte from Starbucks and single orders of water bottles and milk cartons, according to theL.A. Times.
The unwanted orders arrive in droves with some people reporting to have received up to 40 orders, all pre-paid, with some including tips for the drivers.
PEOPLE reached out to Uber — the parent company of Uber Eats — for comment, but did not immediately hear back.
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In May,residents of a New Jersey town were left confusedafter hundreds of pounds of cooked pasta noodles mysteriously appeared along a creek bed in a wooded area.
She shared images of the dumped pasta online. Noodles ranged from elbow macaroni to spaghetti. She then reported the ordeal to the town and detailed that the area’s Public Works cleared the pasta from the area.
He discarded the the old dried pasta in the woods and due to heavy rain in the area last weekend the noodles became waterlogged and appeared to have been cooked.
“I mean, I really feel like he was just trying to clear out his parents' house and they were probably stocked up from COVID,” neighbor Keith Rost toldNBC.
source: people.com
