Hayley Caronia

So then they think, if they're distracted by this game on my phone or this iPad, then at least they'll act right in public.

But I think this is a good way to teach your kids that you can act right in public without staring at a screen.

I think we need to bring that back.

But let's get into this candy business because...

KitKat needs our help.

We've already told you that 12 billion KitKats were stolen.

They were stolen.

And again, it seems like a gimmick, right?

It's around April Fool's.

The company has come out and said, no, this was not an April Fool's joke.

This is not a gimmick to make you buy more KitKats.

No, these 12 tons of KitKats were actually stolen in Europe from Poland, Italy, somewhere in between Poland and Italy.

Someone really stole 12 tons of Kit Kats.

And they do really want to know where they all went.

So they've created a stolen Kit Kat tracker that lets you check if your Kit Kat is one of the stolen Kit Kats.

So... Shall we?

Shall we?

Did it?

I mean, I feel like that would be very difficult, but we've got my, what is, oh, I'm checking this barcode here.

Like this number, right?