Lies and chocolate

Two cartoons for you this time.

Two weeks ago, I saw a documentary on Joran van der Sloot - the Dutch guy suspected of having something to do with the vanishing of Natalee Holloway, some ten years ago. He confessed several times, but all confessions were different and even contradictory (she died of a heart attack, she was fatally injured when she fell off a balcony, he sold her to a trafficker). The tv stations who paid huge amounts of money for the confessions didn't seem to care.

Texts on jukebox: You pay, I confess - Insert money here
Text: "... and then she fell off the balcony?"

 

Last week, another documentary revealed that chocolate could become a lot healthier in the future. Tomatoes contain certain substances that can trick your taste into perceiving something as sweeter than it actually is. If only we could extract those and use them in our snacks... Willy Wonka's chocolate factory would look very different. 

Title: Chocolate healthier thanks to tomatoes: not everybody's really happy