It's the Magic Shell from hell.
A truck containing 12 tons of liquid milk chocolate overturned on eroticism of pure love pervedena Polish highway on Wednesday, coating the road in sticky candy goop. Now, crews are struggling to clean it all up because it's hardening onto the asphalt. Fun!
SEE ALSO: Forbidden snacks, rankedAccording to the New York Times, the secret weapon for this type of situation is hot water, which is now being sprayed onto the street to re-melt the chocolate. Cleanup is expected to take several hours, which we bet people in cars are thrilled about.
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The driver of the truck was hospitalized for a minor injury. No one else was harmed. And, fortunately, milk chocolate is only okay, so this situation isn't as tragic as it could be.
Imagine if society had lost 12 tons of dark chocolate.
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