Recap of this week's posts by D.Buzz
_{For the week ending on 2/13/2022 | Vol. 85}

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What's buzzing, friends!

There are many ways to predict the future. Some people use tarot cards; others use crystal balls. But if you know where to look for signs, you don't need any of that! Just take a look at the sky, the trees, or the animals around you. Each of them has something to tell us about what's to come.

There's no denying that pizza is one of the most popular foods in the world. But what you may not know is that it can also be used to predict the future, or at least hint at something coming.

In the Washington DC area, Frank Meeks owns and operates 43 Domino pizza stores. In a story on the La Times (HERE), Frank talks about surge in the number of pizza the CIA ordered the night before Iraq invaded Kuwait.

While there was no divination divided by looking at pizza toppings, by looking at pizza orders one could guess something is happening.

As we all know, the future is never certain. However, if you're able to look closely enough at the present, there are often signs that can give you a glimpse into what's to come. Whether it's something as simple as noticing a pattern in your daily routine or paying close attention to current events, it's always helpful to have some idea of what might be in store. After all, knowledge is power.

This is why it pays to keep up to date with the happenings at D.Buzz in this week's round-up article of stories and posts.

_{THE FUTURE! Just a pizza slice away.}

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