KFC

I don't believe in guilty pleasures. If something brings you even a sliver of joy in this increasingly dysthymic reality, enjoy it without any apology. God knows what will happen tomorrow. Here's what happened to me yesterday: the KFC Waffle Double Down.

(NEW YORK) As the big fast food restaurants increasingly see the potential of pushing convenience beyond the drive-thru, Taco Bell and KFC are expanding delivery nationwide in partnership with Grubhub.

Yum Brands, which owns both restaurants, said Thursday that Grubhub will provide the delivery people and the technology to take online and make deliveries across the United States.

People will be able to order through the KFC, Taco Bell or Grubhub apps and websites.

Public transportation has a lot of upsides: Beyond freeing you from the hassles and expenses of driving, trains and buses are also better for the environment. Of course, there are plenty of downsides too: The scheduling, the often circuitous routes, and the unpredictability of your fellow passengers… and their smells. With that last problem in mind, KFC Japan decided it wanted to do its small part to be less nasally intrusive on the subway—releasing a low-odor take on its classic fried chicken.