The world just keeps on getting crazy as the reason for a shooting in Illinois involved a salad.

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Illinois Man Shoots Mom's Boyfriend

According to shawlocal.com,

In Antioch, a 22-year-old man is living with his mom and her boyfriend. That's a not good roommate situation to begin with. The boyfriend eats a salad belonging to the son and that's when it gets crazy. Of course, a huge argument starts between the two of them. It then turns violent. The kid shoots his mother's significant other. Yes, I'm not kidding. The incident happened over salad.

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The mother rushes her boyfriend to the hospital but on the way, they get into a car accident. Luckily, an ambulance came to the scene quickly to take the shooting victim for medical assistance. He's going to be okay. Of course, the police arrested the son immediately.

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This reminds me of an episode of The Simpsons when Home started singing "you can't make friends with salad." I guess he was right.

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