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100

This reptile species went viral after a Texas customer opened her Panda Express fountain drink cup and found one floating inside.


A Gecko

100

A viral TikTok featured a worker roasting customers who show up as early as 10:00 AM demanding to eat this heavy main dish

Orange Chicken

100

Israel has won the Eurovision Song Contest four times, including a viral 2018 victory by Netta Barzilai featuring a dance inspired by this farm animal.

what is a chicken

100

To prevent overheating and passing out inside heavy suits, fursuiters often wear vests filled with these cold gel packets

What are ice packs (or cooling vests) 

100

This agricultural phrase sounds like you're taking care of farm animals, but it actually refers to solo time

choking the chicken 

200

A viral 2026 video had customers questioning food safety after an employee was caught standing directly on this piece of cooking equipment to clean.

Deep Fryer

200

Customers ordering a "String Bean Chicken" plate are frequently horrified to realize their meal consists almost entirely of this ingredient instead of meat.

String Beans

200

Because the country's currency notes feature distinct raised lines on the edges, they are uniquely designed to aid people with this physical impairment

What is blindness

200

This infamous 2015 convention became legendary online after devolving into total chaos, room destruction, and flooded hotel bathrooms.

What is Rainfurrest 

200

This musical phrase makes it sound like you're practicing a classical string instrument alone in your bedroom.

playing the one-man band 

300

Customers often panic upon seeing green spots inside their cream cheese rangoons, usually mistaking this green vegetable for mold.

Chives

300

Drive-thru workers often face customer wrath when informing them it will take this long (in minutes) to wait for a fresh batch of white rice to cook.

40 minutes

300

Israeli McDonald's locations are famous among tourists for serving this traditional local street food inside their wraps alongside burgers.

What is falafel 

300

Fursuiters who wear full-body suits in public quickly learn to fear this common outdoor element, which permanently ruins faux fur when dried in heat.

What is mud 

300

If you're "polishing" this specific household metal object, you're probably not doing chores.

polishing the bishop or polishing the doorknob

 

400

While inspecting their side options, customers complaining about "undercooked, hard, and crunchy" food are usually referring to this plain dish

steamed white rice

400

Fast-food workers internally scream when a customer asks if this specific menu item contains meat.

teriyaki chicken

400

To avoid confusing children during the Jewish holiday of Purim, local theater productions translating The Wizard of Oz famously renamed the Cowardly Lion after this desert animal instead

What is a leopard 

400

At major conventions like Anthrocon, handlers must constantly guide fursuiters through crowds because suit heads severely limit this physical sense.

What is peripheral vision (or field of vision) 


400

This maritime phrase suggests you are navigating a ship through rough waters all by yourself.

flogging the dolphin or steering the ship

500

Corporate requires employees to participate in human potential seminars and mandatory programs under this philosophical name.

The Panda Way

500

Employees often get scolded or written up by strict store managers for giving out more than this number of sweet-and-sour or soy sauce packets per plate.

2 to 3 

500

Israel's national airline, El Al, holds a world record for carrying the most passengers ever on a single commercial flight after fitting over 1,000 evacuees onto one of these giant double-decker planes in 1991.

What is a Boeing 747

500

While standard fursuits cover the full body, this term refers to someone who only wears the head, paws, and tail paired with regular street clothes  

what is a partial 

500

People who enjoy baking or making breakfast might use this phrase involving a popular dairy product

churning the butter