30Mar/100
Census fortune cookies continue to creep people out
Back in February Seattle Times wrote about fortune cookie promotion that US Census ordered. Overall 2 million fortune cookies got dull and somewhat creepy messages that prod people, who decided to dine out at chinese food place, to drop their chopsticks and get down to census.
Well, apparently those cookies are still around, even though the census forms are out already (heck, that April deadline is just around the corner). The Consumerist just published a short reference to one freaked out customer.
Just a reminder: weirdo cookies from Tsue Chong Co. were shipped into restaurants and groceries in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana. You are forewarned.
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